MichaelHolley
UserPersonal Claude Code marketplace — skills, MCPs, and agents for shipping code faster.
Categories
Indexed Skills (7)
import-skill
Discover a skill inside a GitHub repository and pin it as a git-subdir entry in this marketplace's `.claude-plugin/marketplace.json`, or re-pin an existing entry to a newer sha. Use when the user wants to import, add, link, update, bump, or re-pin an external skill by repo owner, repo name, and skill name.
rewrite-gh-issue
Rewrite an existing GitHub issue for the current repository using the GitHub CLI, codebase context, and any matching issue template. Use when the user wants to improve, clarify, normalize, or fully rewrite a GitHub issue by issue number.
triage-pr-feedback
Read all reviews, review comments, and conversation comments on a GitHub PR by number via the gh CLI, then group the feedback into categories and prioritize it into an action list. Triage report only — do not post replies or change code. Use when the user wants to triage, summarize, or get an action plan for PR feedback.
review-with-intent
Review a PR, branch, or diff against a user-provided intent — a GitHub issue, pasted spec, or free-form description — surfacing matches, gaps, divergences, and basic quality. Use to validate that changes fulfill their stated goal or ticket.
ship-pr
Ship a change end-to-end on its own branch and open a PR: capture intent, branch, plan via subagent, implement, validate, push, then review-fix in a loop until clean. Use when the user wants a full PR delivered, not just a local commit, or asks to open a PR for a feature, fix, or issue.
ui-variants
Diverge a UI component, form, or layout into several genuinely different variants shown side by side, then converge on one and wire it in. Use when the user is creating or reworking a component/form/layout, asks for variants, options, or alternatives to compare, or wants to see designs next to each other before choosing.
ship-it
Execute a unit of work end-to-end: plan, implement with tests, validate, then commit. Use when user wants to ship work, build a feature, fix a bug, or implement a phase from a plan.
Bio shown is the top-scored skill's repo description as a fallback — real GitHub bios land in a future update.