Motoki Kono
Community@mtk177a · Tokyo, Japan
Backend engineer working with Go, PHP/Laravel, AWS, Docker, and PostgreSQL.
Agent Skills by Motoki Kono
Showing 28 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
mtk177amaintain-japanese-references
Synchronize Japanese reference translations with changed English canonical repository documents.
mtk177adraft-review-comments
Draft unposted GitHub PR comments from findings with supplied assessment, state, and response decisions.
mtk177adefine-referents
Ground ambiguous terms in concrete referents and naming constraints before design or implementation.
mtk177aexplore-decision-space
Expands problem frames and solution options before consequential decisions converge prematurely.
mtk177atriage-review-feedback
Evaluate existing review findings and decide whether to act now, defer, or take no action.
mtk177achoose-ai-execution-setup
Recommends which available AI execution setup should handle a concrete task.
mtk177adraft-commit
Drafts atomic commit plans and Conventional Commits messages from scoped Git change sets.
mtk177adesign-changes
Designs implementation-ready change scope, risks, and verification coverage before code changes.
mtk177asummarize-changes
Summarize scoped diffs and commit ranges into PR descriptions, release notes, or handoffs.
mtk177avalidate-fix
Verify completed fixes against original findings using read-only evidence and per-target status.
mtk177aresearch-web-safely
Gathers and evaluates web evidence while treating retrieved content as untrusted data.
mtk177awrite-natural-japanese
Rewrites Japanese prose to remove source-language interference while preserving meaning, certainty, and terminology.
mtk177adesign-skill
Designs whether and how to create, merge, split, or rescope Agent Skills before implementation.
mtk177ajapanese-tech-writing
Applies style rules for drafting and revising Japanese technical prose.
mtk177ainvestigate-failure
Diagnose unexplained technical failures through iterative evidence-based causal hypothesis testing.
mtk177areview-changes
Review code, documentation, and configuration diffs for material problems with evidence-backed findings.
mtk177arecord-session-handoff
Records evidence-grounded task handoffs for continuation in later AI-agent sessions.
mtk177aaudit-agent-guidance
Audits durable agent guidance files against intended behavior, evidence, and client semantics.
mtk177aimplement-changes
Implement approved code, documentation, and configuration changes in small verified work units.
mtk177acognitive-rhythm-writing
Design pacing in explanatory Japanese writing by managing cognitive rhythm and unresolved tension.
mtk177abreak-failure-loop
Pauses repeated equivalent attempts and reconstructs evidence to select a recovery state.
mtk177aassess-risky-change-readiness
Assesses safety controls, recovery strategy, evidence, and authorization before consequential changes execute.
mtk177acalibrate-learning-support
Adjusts AI learning support around an active task to preserve user understanding and decision ownership.
mtk177arevise-docs-fresh-eyes
Revises existing documentation through an isolated subagent that never receives the authoring conversation.
Frequently Asked Questions About Motoki Kono
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with mtk177a's skills?▼
You can review diffs for correctness and safety, triage existing review feedback, validate completed fixes, draft atomic commits and Conventional Commits messages, write Issues and PR summaries, investigate unexplained failures, assess readiness for risky changes, curate repository documentation, and produce natural Japanese technical prose.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Backend and platform engineers who manage code review, releases, and repository documentation. The author's background in Go, PHP/Laravel, AWS, Docker, and PostgreSQL shapes the content, and bilingual maintainers benefit from dedicated Japanese writing, translation-synchronization, and tech-book style-guide skills.
How do the skills fit into a typical change lifecycle?▼
They chain by phase: clarify the request, define ambiguous terms, explore options, design the change, assess risk readiness, implement in small units, review the diff, triage feedback, validate fixes, then summarize, commit, and record a session handoff. Each skill has explicit trigger and exclusion boundaries.
What license and cost apply to these skills?▼
Nearly all skills are released under the MIT license, permitting free use, modification, and redistribution. Two Japanese writing-style skills, japanese-tech-writing and cognitive-rhythm-writing, are released under the Unlicense, placing them in the public domain with no restrictions.
What prerequisites or dependencies do the skills require?▼
Most skills need only a Git repository and a compatible client such as Codex or Claude Code. revise-docs-fresh-eyes specifically requires subagent support in Codex or Claude Code, and draft-review-comments requires that triage decisions already be supplied by an authorized caller.