Oglofus skills

Public agent skills from Oglofus, packaged for the open skills.sh ecosystem.

Available skills

GitHub Issues task manager

Turns GitHub Issues into the source of truth for agent work: duplicate search, native issue fields, sub-issues and dependencies, progress comments, per-issue commits, test evidence, CI pipeline diagnosis and remediation, pull requests, and a mandatory post-creation self-review/remediation loop.

Install it into the current project:

npx skills add oglofus/skills@github-issues-task-manager

Install it globally for all supported agents:

npx skills add oglofus/skills@github-issues-task-manager -g -a '*' -y

Community health

• Code of Conduct
• Contributing guide
• Accessibility statement
• Security policy
• Issue forms

List the skills in this repository without installing:

npx skills add oglofus/skills --list

The standard skills.sh installation installs the skill folder and its supporting resources. It does not automatically make the skill's policy the root policy of an existing repository.

Full repository-policy installation

Use the bundled installer when you want GitHub Issues to become the task manager for a target repository. It installs the canonical AGENTS.md, agent entry-point symlinks, Cursor rule and skill, GitHub issue forms, and pull-request template.

From the target repository:

tmpdir="$(mktemp -d)"
gh repo clone oglofus/skills "$tmpdir"
"$tmpdir/scripts/install.sh" .

Or from a local clone of this catalog:

./scripts/install.sh /path/to/target-repository

Installer flags:

• --force overwrites an existing AGENTS.md and managed templates.
• --skip-templates omits GitHub issue and pull-request templates.
• --skip-labels omits the suggested area:* and agent labels.

After installation, review the generated files, commit them on a branch, and open a pull request.

Repository layout

skills/
└── github-issues-task-manager/
    ├── SKILL.md
    ├── AGENTS.md
    ├── rule.mdc
    └── templates/
scripts/
└── install.sh

Each public skill lives under skills/<name>/SKILL.md with valid name and description YAML frontmatter. This is a standard discovery location supported by the skills CLI.

Contributing

Open a detailed GitHub issue before changing a skill. Keep each skill self-contained, validate its SKILL.md, and include runnable verification steps. New skills should use lowercase hyphenated directory and frontmatter names. See CONTRIBUTING.md for the complete workflow.

License

MIT