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This skill enables deploying Expo applications to production using Expo Application Services (EAS). It covers building and submitting apps to iOS App Store, Google Play, and TestFlight. Users can configure build profiles, manage version numbers, and publish metadata. Additionally, it supports deploying web bundles and API routes via EAS Hosting, facilitating CI/CD automation for cross-platform mobile development workflows.

FAF Go is a guided interview skill designed to help users achieve 100% AI-readiness in their .faf project context files. It leverages Claude Code's AskUserQuestion tool to fill missing project details like goals, stack, and hosting. Users type /faf-go to start, answering questions until the Gold Code score reaches 100%. It supports single and multi-select options for fields like testing and CI/CD.

A rigorous framework designed to audit GitHub Actions workflows for exploitable security vulnerabilities. This skill focuses strictly on real-world attack patterns, requiring every identified finding to include a concrete exploitation scenario (Entry Point, Payload, Impact). Ideal for securing CI/CD pipelines against external attackers.

This expert tool orchestrates the complete onboarding experience for new team members in technical or remote-first organizations. It provides a structured roadmap covering pre-arrival preparation (access setup, documentation), Day 1 orientation, technical stack immersion (CI/CD, codebases), and cultural integration (buddy system). Use this when you need a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to rapidly transition new hires into productive, integrated team members.

Automate software development workflows directly within GitHub repositories. Configure CI/CD pipelines, build, test, and deploy applications efficiently. Manage secrets, caching, artifacts, and reusable workflows to streamline DevOps processes. Supports self-hosted runners and debugging for robust deployment strategies.

Expert guidance for designing, debugging, and securing production-grade GitHub Actions CI/CD workflows, including reusable workflows, matrix builds, self-hosted runners, OIDC authentication, caching, environments, secrets, and release automation.

A specialized diagnostic skill designed to analyze failing GitHub Actions workflow logs. It identifies the root cause of crashes, such as missing secrets, environment mismatches, or deprecated syntax. The output provides precise YAML or code diffs required to fix the pipeline and optimize CI/CD processes.

This skill provides production-ready GitHub Actions workflow patterns for testing, building, and deploying applications. It covers test workflows, matrix builds, artifact publication, and secure deployment strategies. Users should inspect repository scripts and verify action revisions before adoption. It ensures reproducible builds and secure CI/CD pipelines.

Automate GitHub operations like issues, pull requests, branches, and workflows using Rube MCP. Ensures repository policy compliance and safe programmatic changes. Ideal for CI/CD integration and repository maintenance tasks requiring strict access control and verification.

This skill provides patterns for automating GitHub workflows with AI assistance. It helps in automating PR reviews, setting up issue triage, creating GitHub Actions workflows, and integrating AI into CI/CD pipelines. It also covers automating Git operations like rebases and cherry-picks. Inspired by modern DevOps practices and tools like Gemini CLI, this skill streamlines development processes and reduces manual effort in repository management.

This tool provides comprehensive automation for core GitLab operations, streamlining the entire development lifecycle. Users can manage projects, track issues, review merge requests, manage branches, and monitor CI/CD pipelines. It leverages a unified API interface to handle complex workflows, ensuring efficiency in version control and collaborative development environments.

Configure GitLab CI/CD pipelines and runners for automated building, testing, and deployment, including jobs, caching, artifacts, environments, Docker builds, and CI/CD variables.