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@kin0992/skills

v0.3.1

Published

AI Skills bundle for git and engineering workflows.

Readme

@kin0992/skills

A pluggable catalog of AI Skills used across my projects — prompt-driven helpers that any agent that understands the Agent Skills spec can load on demand.

Layout

Skills are organized by category:

packages/skills/src/
└── <category>/
    └── <skill>/
        └── SKILL.md      # frontmatter + instructions, optional assets

Each <category> maps 1:1 to a marketplace plugin under plugins/<category>-skills/ so users can install only the categories they care about.

Skills

git/

  • commit-message — Generate a clear commit message from a staged diff using classic Git commit style (Conventional Commits forbidden).
  • pr-title-description — Generate a PR title and description from the diff and commit log.
  • branch-name — Suggest a branch name using the repository's activity naming convention.

engineering/

  • review-pr-comments — Evaluate every actionable comment in unresolved PR review threads and record accept, defer, or ignore decisions with reactions.

Install (npm, programmatic)

pnpm add -D @kin0992/skills

Resolve a skill's prompt via the package exports:

import url from 'node:url';
const skillUrl = import.meta.resolve('@kin0992/skills/git/commit-message');
const path = url.fileURLToPath(skillUrl);

Or read it directly from node_modules/@kin0992/skills/src/<category>/<skill>/SKILL.md.

Install (GitHub Copilot CLI / VS Code / Claude Code)

Prefer the marketplace channelSKILL.md files auto-load on demand, no node_modules plumbing:

copilot plugin marketplace add kin0992/dev-toolkit
copilot plugin install git-skills@dev-toolkit      # commit-message, pr-title-description
copilot plugin install engineering-skills@dev-toolkit # review-pr-comments

See CONSUMING.md for VS Code and Claude Code setup.

Adding a new skill

  1. Create src/<category>/<skill>/SKILL.md with the standard frontmatter.
  2. Add an exports entry to package.json: "./<category>/<skill>": "./src/<category>/<skill>/SKILL.md".
  3. If this is a new category, scaffold a sibling plugin under plugins/<category>-skills/ (copy plugins/git-skills/ as a template), then add it to .github/plugin/marketplace.json.
  4. Add a changeset describing the new skill.