USE FOR: filing one clear bug report or feature request — checking it is not already reported, choosing its type and fields, breaking it into sub-issues, and giving it a title and body someone can act on. NOT FOR: working through an existing backlog, or discussing an open question with a community.
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USE FOR: triaging a backlog of open GitHub issues — judging which are actionable, labelling and typing them, linking duplicates and parents, and closing what is dead. NOT FOR: writing one new issue, scheduling committed work, or reviewing pull requests.
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USE FOR: curating the label vocabulary a repository uses — adding ones it lacks, auditing which are actually applied, renaming and recolouring them, merging overlapping ones, and tidying away the unused. NOT FOR: applying an existing label to an issue, or deciding which issues matter.
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USE FOR: working through a GitHub notification inbox — deciding what needs a reply, what to unsubscribe from, and what to mark read or done. NOT FOR: triaging a repository issue backlog, or answering review threads on one specific pull request.
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USE FOR: planning and updating work on a GitHub Projects board — reading fields and views, adding issues or pull requests as items, setting status and iteration, and posting a status update. NOT FOR: triaging a repository issue backlog, or preparing a release.
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USE FOR: taking a branch of work through to landed — opening the pull request, describing it, requesting reviewers, keeping it current with its base, and merging it once checks and approvals are in. NOT FOR: reviewing someone else's proposal, or acting on review comments left on yours.
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USE FOR: examining someone else's pull request and delivering a verdict — reading the diff in context, leaving line-anchored comments as a batch, and approving or requesting changes. NOT FOR: replying to review comments left on your own change, or opening and merging one.
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USE FOR: working through review feedback left on a pull request — reading each unresolved thread, deciding what to change, replying to the reviewer, and resolving threads. NOT FOR: producing a review of a pull request, merging one, or clearing a notification inbox.
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USE FOR: cutting a release of a repository — picking the version, assembling the changelog since the last tag, confirming the branch is releasable, and drafting release notes. NOT FOR: assessing overall repository health, triaging security alerts, or working an issue backlog.
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USE FOR: changing what a repository holds or whether it exists at all — opening a working branch, committing files remotely, deleting what should go, and creating, forking or removing the repository itself. NOT FOR: proposing those changes for review, or reading code you do not intend to touch.
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USE FOR: finding a library, tool or organisation you cannot yet name, judging whether a candidate project is worth depending on, and keeping a starred shortlist useful. NOT FOR: searching inside a repository you have already chosen, or setting one up.
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USE FOR: judging how well a repository is maintained overall — release cadence, branch and proposal age, issue inflow, build reliability, how many people can maintain it, and outstanding alert counts. NOT FOR: acting on any individual issue, alert or proposed change, or cutting a specific release.
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USE FOR: investigating GitHub security alerts — code scanning, Dependabot, secret scanning and advisories — and deciding what to fix now, schedule, dismiss, or escalate. NOT FOR: summarising overall repository health, or reviewing feedback on a pull request.
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USE FOR: diagnosing a failing GitHub Actions workflow run — a build gone red, which jobs failed, what their logs say, where the failing step is, and whether a rerun is justified. NOT FOR: judging long-term reliability trends across a repository, or deciding whether a change is ready to ship.
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Conventions for editing Bazel files in the github/codeql repository: the shared `misc/bazel` helpers, `codeql_platform_select` and the `{CODEQL_PLATFORM}` packaging placeholder, adding `MODULE.bazel` dependencies, and the `semmle_code` stub that keeps the standalone build working. Use when editing any `BUILD.bazel`, `*.bzl`, `MODULE.bazel` or `.bazelrc` here, and before validating such an edit.
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A folder with a SKILL.md file: a name, a description of when to use it, and instructions. Claude loads a skill only when the task matches its description.
How do I use one I find here?
Copy the folder into your project's .claude/skills/ directory, or into your own skills folder to use it everywhere.
What do the warnings mean?
We read each file for commands that read secrets, delete things or pipe downloads into a shell, and say so before you copy it. No warning is not a promise that a file is safe.
Which skills worked for people?
Open a skill to see its discussion. Reports from people and their agents are coming.