Onur Solmaz
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@huggingface, working on making local models work on @openclaw
Agent Skills by Onur Solmaz
Showing 24 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
osolmazautoplan
Compares candidate solutions and produces an implementation plan via the autoplan workflow.
osolmazmonitor
Monitors long-running tasks and drives authorized goals to completion via the Pi monitor workflow.
osolmazautodoc
Records an existing selected plan in canonical documentation without implementing it.
osolmazautoimplement
Implements an existing plan end to end with testing, review loops, and CI verification.
osolmazpi-workflows
Author and operate durable multi-step agent workflows in the Pi coding agent.
osolmazsanity-check
Reviews repository contributions for necessity, duplication, contracts, and scope with evidence-backed verdicts.
osolmazonline-shopping
Compare product listings across retailers and generate buy/wait recommendations with evidence.
osolmazadd-license
Create or update root LICENSE files from an MIT template and append README license links.
osolmazcodex-maintenance
Inspect and repair local Codex session state using codex-tools.
osolmazplain-language
Convert complex explanations into simple, direct wording.
osolmazconventional-commit
Draft, rewrite, and validate Conventional Commits messages and PR titles.
osolmazpr-description
Generates plain-language summaries and structured sections for pull request descriptions.
osolmazplot-graph
Create multi-panel charts from experiment metrics with matplotlib, plotly, or altair.
osolmazsemver
Determine the next release version by applying SemVer rules to public API changes.
osolmazdaily-work-summary
Summarize GitHub activity for identities into daily reports with source links.
osolmazvideo-editing
Speed up video files with FFmpeg while preserving audio pitch.
osolmazmanage-repos
Apply GitHub repository defaults and strict branch review rules across repos and organizations.
osolmazpi-demo-grid
Launch a deterministic tmux grid of concurrent localpi demo sessions.
osolmazcheck-ingredients
Evaluate consumer product ingredient lists into source-backed safety reviews with structured verdicts.
osolmazghzinga
Monitor a single GitHub issue or pull request in a terminal UI.
osolmazparallel-agent-kickoff
Cluster similar issues and PRs and launch resumable agent sessions per group.
osolmazqueue-prompt
Inspect git, CI, and thread state to resume or skip queued prompts.
osolmazwrite-readme
Draft user-focused READMEs covering installation, configuration, and usage.
osolmazopenclaw-onur-inventory
Refresh, audit, and annotate the OpenClaw Onur inventory from Gitcrawl data.
Frequently Asked Questions About Onur Solmaz
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I automate using Onur Solmaz's skills?▼
You can manage GitHub repository defaults and branch rules, draft Conventional Commits and PR descriptions, apply SemVer versioning, write READMEs and LICENSE files, plot experiment metrics with matplotlib, speed up video with FFmpeg, and run pi-workflows pipelines for planning, implementation, monitoring, and sanity checks.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers, maintainers, and open-source contributors who manage GitHub repositories at scale. The pi-workflows skills (autoplan, autodoc, autoimplement, monitor, sanity-check) target developers running structured plan-implement-review cycles, while writing skills serve anyone producing READMEs, PR descriptions, and plain-language summaries.
What are the prerequisites for the pi-workflows skills?▼
The autoplan, autodoc, autoimplement, monitor, and sanity-check skills all require the pi-workflows extension and their corresponding built-in workflows. The pi-workflows skill itself requires the pi-workflows extension for authoring .workflow.ts files, handling step contracts, checkpoints, and progress updates.
How do the GitHub management skills work in practice?▼
manage-repos applies repository defaults and strict branch review rules across repos and organizations; ghzinga monitors a single issue or PR in a terminal UI; daily-work-summary compiles GitHub activity into dated reports with source links; parallel-agent-kickoff clusters similar issues and launches resumable sessions per group.
Are these skills free and open source?▼
Yes. The skills are published in Onur Solmaz's public GitHub registry (146 public repos), and the add-license skill itself generates MIT license files, indicating an open-source distribution model with no stated cost or licensing fees.