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Create isolated git worktrees for parallel development with automatic project setup and testing. Use when you need separate workspaces without cloning the repo again.

Provides instructions for effectively using skills in Claude Code, including how to read, announce, and apply skill workflows. Use this meta-skill before any conversation to ensure proper skill usage.

Guides through installing Playwright, writing scripts to interact with a live webapp, and iteratively debugging with logs and screenshots. Use for building features or fixing bugs in any webapp frontend.

Creates comprehensive implementation plans with exact file paths, complete code examples, and verification steps for engineers with no codebase context. Use when design is complete to produce bite-sized, actionable tasks.

Agent Session CLI uses the gh agent-session command to inspect and manage GitHub Copilot coding agent sessions, including creating tasks from natural language instructions, listing, viewing, and updating them.

Agent Task CLI creates GitHub Copilot coding agent tasks from the command line, using natural language instructions that trigger automated code changes and pull requests. Use it to delegate coding work, list and view tasks, and integrate with GitHub Agentic Workflows.

Agentic Workflows compiles Markdown-defined AI agent jobs into GitHub Actions, so developers can define AI-powered repository automation and run AI agents securely through GitHub Actions for reasoning tasks.

Agentic Workflows Router dispatches user requests to design, create, update, debug, or upgrade GitHub Agentic Workflows to the correct internal prompt or skill file. Use it when working on agentic workflows in a repository, and follow the matched instructions directly.

AWF Release Integrator upgrades gh-aw to the latest gh-aw-firewall release, bumps version constants, rebuilds generated artifacts, and reviews upstream spec changes to identify follow-up tasks.

Checkout Credential Review helps review code that performs git or gh operations against repository checkouts, ensuring the right credentials are available at the right time and that sparseness, shallowness, and credential-free factors are considered.

Console Rendering uses Go struct tags to render styled terminal output in the gh-aw CLI, controlling headers, formatting (number, cost), omitempty, and table generation for structs, slices, and maps.

Copilot Agent Tips and Tricks provides practical guidance for finding, reviewing, and managing pull requests created by Copilot coding agents, including gh CLI commands, search patterns, and best practices for reviewing AI-generated code.