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AgentMail provides a comprehensive REST API email infrastructure specifically designed for AI agents. Agents can provision dedicated inboxes, send and receive emails, handle external service verifications (e.g., GitHub signups), and manage real-time inbound webhooks. The system includes a 'karma' mechanism to ensure high domain reputation and prevent abuse, making it reliable for complex automation workflows.

Extracts cognitive fingerprints from any text using the DHDNA framework to reveal reasoning styles, decision habits, values, and emotional tones, ideal for profiling authors, comparing thinkers, or unpacking how someone reasons.

Creates isolated git worktrees with prioritized directory discovery, ignore verification, dependency bootstrapping, and clean baseline tests so feature branches launch safely alongside ongoing work.

Performs static security analysis on GitHub Actions workflows that incorporate AI coding agents (e.g., Claude, Gemini, OpenAI). This skill helps identify critical data flow vulnerabilities, such as where attacker-controlled input can reach AI agent prompts or internal systems via CI/CD pipelines, going beyond simple expression checks.

This skill helps users create a new Git branch that strictly adheres to established project naming conventions (e.g., Sentry standards). It automatically determines the appropriate branch type (such as `feat`, `fix`, `chore`, etc.) and generates a descriptive, standardized branch name by analyzing the provided work description or local code differences (diff). It guides the entire branching workflow, ensuring proper lineage and classification for code submissions.

This skill fetches unread GitHub Pull Requests (PRs) that require review from a specified team or were opened by a team member. It is ideal for users who need to check their team's review queue, find PRs needing attention, or automate the process of reviewing open code submissions without manually browsing GitHub notifications. Requires GitHub CLI authentication.

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 assistant streamlines the workflow for managing GitHub issues using the GitHub CLI. It guides users through structured processes to create, list, and view issues. When creating, it prompts for detailed information (including issue type, reproduction steps, and expected vs. actual behavior for bugs), ensuring high-quality issue reports. It also allows filtering and listing of existing issues.

This guide outlines best practices for creating high-quality, structured pull requests (PRs) using Git and GitHub CLI. It ensures that every PR description captures not only what changed, but also the 'why' and necessary context for reviewers, significantly improving the code review process and adherence to engineering standards.

This skill provides a robust and safe mechanism for updating SpecKit templates and configurations from GitHub. It is designed to automatically apply the latest changes while meticulously preserving any existing project customizations, ensuring a non-disruptive workflow. It features a conversational, two-step approval process, guiding the user through the update process, reporting conflicts, and handling fresh installations gracefully. Ideal for developers needing reliable, version-controlled updates to their SpecKit environment.

This skill guides users in systematically organizing and documenting a year's worth of past projects into the specific SRED format. It processes scattered evidence—including GitHub PRs, Notion documents, and Linear tickets—to evaluate project suitability, generate comprehensive descriptions, and create structured, standardized reports within Notion. Ideal for formal academic submissions or professional portfolio creation.

This skill aggregates a user's entire year's work—including GitHub PRs, Notion documents, and Linear tickets—into a single, structured Notion document. It automatically groups these artifacts by project, providing a comprehensive and organized summary ideal for professional reviews or annual performance documentation (e.g., SRED preparation).