What problem does it solve? Working with self-hosted Gitea instances lacks the polished CLI tooling that GitHub users enjoy with gh, forcing users to click through web UIs or write raw API calls for routine tasks like managing issues, pull requests, releases, webhooks, and Actions runners. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Full repo lifecycle via tea CLI: Manage logins, repositories, issues, pull requests, comments, and releases with explicit --repo and --login scoping for multi-instance setups. - Gitea Actions and webhooks automation: Manage Actions secrets, variables, workflow runs, and host-mode runners on Talos, plus create org- or repo-level webhooks for Slack, Discord, and other services. - Use Case: You maintain multiple self-hosted Gitea instances and need to review and merge a pull request from the terminal. Use this Skill to select the correct login profile, list open PRs, review, approve, and merge without leaving your shell. ## Quick Start Use the gitea-tea skill to list all open pull requests in my repository and then create a new issue titled "Bug in login flow" with a short description.