review-pr
π―Skillfrom yonatangross/orchestkit
Reviews pull requests, checks code quality, validates changes, and provides automated feedback on potential issues and improvements
Installation
npx skills add https://github.com/yonatangross/orchestkit --skill review-prMore from this repository10
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Provides a comprehensive Claude Code plugin ecosystem with pre-configured production patterns, specialized agents, and automated hooks to streamline development workflows and reduce repetitive setu...
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Provisions and configures Minecraft server infrastructure automatically, handling server setup, configuration, and deployment tasks with predefined templates and best practices.
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Manages concurrent access to shared resources across distributed systems by providing atomic locking mechanisms to prevent race conditions and ensure data consistency.
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Automatically scans codebases for security vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and potential exploits across multiple programming languages and frameworks