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Git and GitHub: skills, MCP servers, plugins and more
Git and GitHub for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor: skills, MCP servers, plugins and more, from popular to niche.
triage skill This skill moves issues and external PRs through triage states, verification, and agent briefs. It fits maintainers managing an issue queue.
990,453installs
code-review skill Reviews changes from a chosen reference point against repository standards and the originating spec. Use it for a branch, PR, or work in progress.
789,521installs
implement skill 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.
774,700installs
git-guardrails-claude-code skill 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.
499,069installs
setup-pre-commit skill This skill configures pre-commit checks for a JavaScript repository, running Prettier, type checking, and tests before each commit.
489,289installs
scaffold-exercises skill This skill builds course exercise directories with sections, problems, solutions, and explainers. Use it when starting a new course section or creating exercise stubs.
480,196installs
requesting-code-review skill Sends completed work to a reviewer subagent after a task, major feature, or before merging to main. It keeps the review focused on the change and its requirements.
CX Codex
262,135installs
verification-before-completion skill This skill blocks completion claims until the agent runs a fresh check and reads the result. Use it before commits or PRs when an agent report is not enough.
CX Codex
251,313installs
subagent-driven-development skill This skill runs an implementation plan through fresh subagents for independent tasks and reviews each result. Use it for multi-step work in one session.
CX Codex
237,746installs
receiving-code-review skill Reviews code review feedback before changes: it clarifies unclear points, checks the repository, and supports reasoned pushback. Use it before acting on review comments.
CX Codex
221,216installs
using-git-worktrees skill Prepares an isolated workspace before feature work or plan execution. It checks the repository first, then uses native worktree support or Git.
CX Codex
217,153installs
finishing-a-development-branch skill This skill checks the test suite and guides branch completion: merge locally, open a Pull Request, or leave the work in place.
CX Codex
214,439installs
implement-spec skill Implements a prepared spec from its ticket graph on one integration branch, using parallel subagents. Use it when tickets have blocking dependencies.
283,700installs
orca-cli skill The skill lets an agent manage Orca worktrees, terminals, artifacts and the built-in browser through the orca CLI. Useful when your work already runs inside Orca.
CX Codex +1
353,600installs
caveman-commit skill Generates terse Conventional Commits messages focused strictly on intent. Ideal for keeping git history clean without boilerplate or AI signatures.
CX Codex +1
415,800installs
caveman-help skill A quick reference for Caveman modes and commands in Claude Code and other supported hosts. Use it when you need to control response style or find related skills.
CX Codex +1
402,900installs
pr skill Helps Claude Code structure a PR body with a change summary, before-and-after evidence, and a clear account of merge risk.
167,125installs
debugging-and-error-recovery skill This skill guides an agent from reproducing a failure to checking the fix. Use it when tests fail, a build breaks, or runtime behavior differs from expectations.
CX Codex +1
62,800installs
git-workflow-and-versioning skill A skill that tells your agent how to use git: atomic commits, short-lived branches, worktrees for parallel tasks. Useful when AI writes code faster than you can review it.
CX Codex +1
59,500installs
orca-linear skill Manages Linear issues through the Orca CLI directly from agent sessions. Useful for moving tickets between workflow states, linking pull requests, and searching issues.
CX Codex +1
29,100installs
git-commit
official skill This skill reviews Git changes, stages related files, and creates Conventional Commits. Use it when you want an agent to make one commit or split work into separate commits.
47,165installs
coding-agent skill This skill sends large coding tasks to Codex, Claude Code, or OpenCode as background workers. Use it for refactors, PR reviews, and issue-to-PR work.
CX Codex +1
6,500installs
github skill A skill that teaches your agent to drive GitHub through gh: browse pull requests, read CI logs, post comments and query the API.
CX Codex +1
6,100installs
gh-fix-ci
official skill Finds failing GitHub Actions checks on a pull request, inspects logs, and drafts a fix plan. The skill modifies code only after explicit approval.
CX Codex +1
11,500installs
gh-issues skill This skill finds GitHub issues, starts background fix agents, and opens PRs. Use it when you want an issue-to-PR workflow with optional review handling.
CX Codex +1
5,000installs
open-code-review skill Skill runs the ocr CLI to review Git changes with AI. Produces line-level comments and can apply fixes on request.
CX Codex +1
6,900installs
fix skill The skill formats changed files and checks for remaining lint issues before a commit. Use it when code needs to pass CI checks.
CX Codex +1
2,300installs
release-skills skill Automates release workflows, conventional commit parsing, and version bumps for Node.js, Python, or Rust. Builds changelogs and creates GitHub Releases.
CX Codex +1
25,600installs
gh-stack
official skill Manages stacked branches and pull requests with the gh-stack extension. Keeps multi-part work isolated into clean layers without freezing the agent in interactive prompts.
CX Codex +1
18,800installs
do skill The skill runs an implementation plan in phases through subagents. Use it when a plan needs execution with checks after each phase.
CX Codex +1
7,000installs
create-readme
official skill This skill reviews a project and creates a structured README.md. Use it when the repository needs clear documentation based on its actual files and code.
19,081installs
bmad-walkthrough skill This skill guides a human review of a commit, PR, file, or directory. Use it when a project review should follow the workflow printed by the skill.
CX Codex +1
11,200installs
code-review
official skill The skill reviews diffs and pull requests for security, performance and correctness. Useful when a change needs a look before merging.
CX Codex +1
9,900installs
github-issues
official skill Manage GitHub issues through MCP tools and gh api: create bug reports, tasks, and feature requests, then update fields and issue relationships.
17,431installs
conventional-commit
official skill Guides GitHub Copilot through reviewing changes and writing Conventional Commits messages. Use it when Git history needs a consistent commit format.
17,103installs
commit-history skill Lists git commits linked to agent sessions with optional filters for branch, repo, and limit.
CX Codex +1
13,700installs
commit-context skill This skill links a file, function, or line to the commit and agent session behind it. Use it when a code change needs its history and context.
CX Codex +1
13,700installs
git-workflow skill A skill that hands your agent Git conventions: which branching strategy to pick, how to word commits, and when rebase beats merge.
CX Codex +1
5,000installs
gh-address-comments
official skill This skill finds the open pull request for the current branch, lists review comments, and applies the fixes you select through gh.
CX Codex +1
4,800installs
open-code-review-delegate skill Instructs the host agent to drive code reviews while using the OCR CLI only for file selection and rule resolution. Useful when running reviews with your own model.
CX Codex +1
3,600installs
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Git and GitHub: what to look for
The Git and GitHub topic has 674 cards: 566 skills, 28 MCP servers, 24 plugins and 56 cards of other types. The default order is by popularity: installs, repository stars and official vendor repositories first.
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.
