By Must-ah
Claude Code workflow skills: GitHub issue/PR/release automation and Fable-driven planning.
Runs the create-release workflow. Use whenever the user asks to create a release, cut a release, tag a version, publish release notes, or ship a new versioned GitHub release for the current repo.
Runs the sync-docs workflow. Use whenever the user asks to sync, update, or refresh CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, SKILL.md, or README.md to reflect recent commits or PRs.
Use when the user wants an app idea turned into a Product Requirements Document (PRD) committed to a repo — "create a PRD", "/app-prd", "turn this idea into a PRD", or a raw idea dump ending with "save it to this repo". Produces a complete, section-numbered PRD.md landed via worktree + PR, bootstrapping an empty repo if needed. Stage 1 of the new-app-pipeline.
Use when the user asks to "create a release", "cut a release", "tag a version", "publish release notes", or ship a new versioned GitHub release for the current repo.
Use when the user wants to review or revise the model/effort/fableplan assignments on a milestone's GitHub issues — "review the execution plan", "/execution-plan-review", "show me the model assignments", or piecemeal revisions like "11 should be medium". Renders the assignment table from the issues' Execution blocks, takes revisions, and writes them back. Stage 4 of the new-app-pipeline.
Use when the user asks to have a Fable 5 subagent draft and file a GitHub issue, then autonomously drive it all the way to a reviewed PR in one shot — "fable-new-issue-loop", "fable create the issue and run it to completion". Runs fable-new-issue to create a fully-specified issue (drafted by a Fable 5 subagent), then hands the new issue number to validate-issue-loop (validate → update → work-on-issue-loop) — stopping instead when a duplicate is found or the discussion hasn't converged on one issue.
Use when the user wants a GitHub issue created by a Fable 5 subagent. Spins up a read-only subagent running on Fable 5 that executes the new-issue procedure (duplicate check, code grounding, approach design, complexity score) and returns a fully-composed issue draft, which the main agent spot-checks and files. Trigger on "/fable-new-issue", "fable new issue <description>", or "create this issue with fable".
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Workflow skills for Claude Code — automate GitHub issues, PR review loops, docs syncing, and releases.
A "skill" is a reusable instruction file that teaches Claude Code how to do one job well (like filing a GitHub issue or cutting a release). You trigger one by name, and Claude follows its steps.
Most workflow skills come in two forms: a base skill that does one step and stops, and a -loop variant that keeps going on its own — through code review and re-review — until the pull request (PR) is approved.
flowchart LR
A([validate-issue]) --> B([work-on-issue])
B --> C([PR + review])
C -- findings --> D([fix-pr-review])
D --> C
C -- LGTM --> E([issue complete])
Several skills mention a complexity score (C0–C100): a rough 0–100 rating of how hard an issue is to implement, put right in the issue title. "Fable" skills hand part of the work to a subagent running on the Fable 5 model — a second Claude instance that plans, validates, or drafts while your main session does the building.
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
new-issue | Turns a bug, idea, or conversation into a complete GitHub issue. Checks the claims against the actual code first, adds a complexity score, and never files a half-empty stub. |
new-issue-loop | Runs new-issue, then automatically validates the new issue, implements it, and drives the PR through review — one command from idea to reviewed PR. Stops early if it finds a duplicate issue. |
validate-issue | Fact-checks an existing issue: verifies every claim against the real code (with file and line references), and checks that the proposed approach is feasible and self-consistent. |
github-issue-format | Reference skill: the required format for creating or editing any GitHub issue ([C<score>] title, complexity rationale line, complete-body rule). Loaded automatically before an issue is filed or edited. |
validate-issue-loop | Runs validate-issue, applies any fixes the verdict calls for to the issue itself, then hands off to work-on-issue-loop. Stops instead if the issue is too large, infeasible, or already fixed elsewhere. |
work-on-issue | Implements an issue end-to-end: builds the fix in an isolated git worktree (a separate working copy, so your main checkout stays untouched), verifies it, and opens a PR that closes the issue. |
work-on-issue-loop | Runs work-on-issue, requests a code review, then keeps fixing whatever the review finds until the PR gets an approval ("LGTM" — looks good to me). |
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
fix-pr-review | Reads all unaddressed feedback on a PR, re-checks each point against the actual code (never blindly applies a suggestion), fixes what holds up, resolves any merge conflicts with the base branch, pushes, replies point-by-point, and requests a fresh review. |
fix-pr-review-loop | Repeats fix-pr-review after every new review until the PR is approved, and won't stop on an approval while the PR is still unmergeable. After 5 review rounds it accepts the first approval even if minor, non-blocking notes remain. |
pr-review-format | Reference skill: the required format for any PR review comment (verdict line, section structure, materiality filter, safety carve-out). Loaded automatically before a review is written. |
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
sync-docs | Updates CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, SKILL.md, and README.md to match what recent commits actually changed. |
create-release | Cuts a version tag and publishes a GitHub release with generated notes, bumping the package version first so publish workflows fire correctly. |
sync-docs-release | The two above in sequence: sync docs, commit, then cut the release. |
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