Matt
Community@mcmurrym · Utah
Matt's skill registry delivers Git, GitHub PR, and Linear issue-management capabilities for autonomous coding delivery from ticket to merged pull request.
Agent Skills by Matt
Showing 12 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
mcmurrymexplain
Rewrites dense explanations into progressive causal bullet stories in plain language.
mcmurrymlinear
Manage Linear issues, projects, and team workflows through the Linear MCP server.
mcmurrymmake-pr
Create GitHub pull requests from the current branch with generated summaries.
mcmurrymgit-add-commit-push
Stages all changes, generates a commit message from the diff, commits, and pushes to the current branch.
mcmurrymskill-sync
Install, update, harvest, and remove skills between a private repo and project repos.
mcmurrymback-to-main
Switches a git repository to the main branch and syncs it with origin.
mcmurrymworkflow-retro
Analyze review feedback patterns and propose improvements to skills and project config files.
mcmurrymgh-pr-comment-audit
Audit GitHub pull request review comments against branch purpose and resolve threads.
mcmurrymlinear-project-autopilot
Autonomously implements, tests, and merges all issues in a Linear project in milestone order.
mcmurrymlinear-start-work
Loads Linear issue context, creates a branch, and implements the issue with validation.
mcmurrymcreate-linear-issue
Researches codebases and creates structured Linear issues with parent-child dependencies.
mcmurrymkit-and-kaboodle
Automates Linear issue implementation through Playwright verification, Codex review, and PR creation.
Frequently Asked Questions About Matt
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with mcmurrym's skills?▼
You can manage Linear issues and projects, create and audit GitHub pull requests, run zero-input git add/commit/push cycles, sync skills between private and project repos, return branches to an up-to-date main, and run session retrospectives that track recurring review-feedback patterns.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers and technical leads who track work in Linear and ship code through GitHub pull requests. They suit developers wanting autonomous issue-to-PR delivery, including implementation, unit tests, self-review, browser verification, and merge, with stops only when human input is required.
How does the end-to-end Linear delivery flow work?▼
The linear-project-autopilot and kit-and-kaboodle skills take a Linear project or issue, work through items in milestone and priority order, implement with unit tests, verify via Playwright browser checks, run Codex review with cyclomatic complexity gating, then create PRs with screen recordings.
What are the prerequisites for using these skills?▼
You need a Git repository, a GitHub account for pull request operations, and a Linear workspace for issue management skills. Some autonomous flows pause when human action is needed, such as providing API keys or configuring external services.
How are skills shared and kept up to date across projects?▼
The skill-sync skill installs, updates, harvests, removes, and checks status of skills from a private repo into project repos. It lets you share skills with a project, pull skill changes back from a project, and verify which skills are currently installed.