What problem does it solve? Personal and solo GitHub repositories have no branch protection configured by default, and it is hard to know what enforcement is actually in place without manually inspecting settings. This Skill makes the live enforcement posture visible and reproducibly wires CI jobs as required status checks. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Enforcement audit: Reads the live branch protection state via the GitHub API and reports signed commits, force-push blocking, deletion blocking, admin policy, active CI workflows, and required status checks in a structured table. - Required check wiring: Adds a CI workflow job as a required status check on the default branch while preserving any previously configured checks. - Plan-aware error handling: Distinguishes a missing configuration (HTTP 404) from branch protection being unavailable on the repo's plan (HTTP 403), reporting each as a distinct outcome. - Use Case: After bootstrapping a new personal repository, run an audit to confirm nothing is enforced yet, then wire your CI workflow's test job as a required check once the workflow has run at least once. ## Quick Start Ask Claude to audit the enforcement posture of the current repository and report which branch protection settings are configured.
