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Git and GitHub: skills, rules and MCP servers
Git and GitHub for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor: skills, subagents, rules and MCP servers, from popular to niche.
setup-matt-pocock-skillsskill Sets up a repository for Matt Pocock engineering skills with issue tracking, triage labels, and domain-document rules. Run it before using the other engineering skills.
triageskill This skill moves issues and external PRs through triage states, verification, and agent briefs. It fits maintainers managing an issue queue.
code-reviewskill Reviews changes from a chosen reference point against repository standards and the originating spec. Use it for a branch, PR, or work in progress.
implementskill Implements work from a specification or tickets, following a test-driven flow and ending with review and a commit. Use it when a coding task needs a defined delivery routine.
git-guardrails-claude-codeskill This skill adds a Claude Code hook that stops risky Git commands before they run. Use it when an agent must not push or discard working-tree changes.
setup-pre-commitskill This skill configures pre-commit checks for a JavaScript repository, running Prettier, type checking, and tests before each commit.
scaffold-exercisesskill This skill builds course exercise directories with sections, problems, solutions, and explainers. Use it when starting a new course section or creating exercise stubs.
implement-specskill Implements a prepared spec from its ticket graph on one integration branch, using parallel subagents. Use it when tickets have blocking dependencies.
Git and GitHub: commits with clear messages, branches, pull requests, reviews, conflict resolution. Skills and slash commands here automate routine work such as building a commit and opening a PR. Check that a skill never runs push or reset without asking: in a shared repository that is a quick way to lose someone else's work. Actions on GitHub usually also need an MCP server or an installed gh.
