iuhoay-skills
iuhoay/skills collects agent skills: Vanilla Rails, Linear, stacked pull requests, plan challenging and tidy changes.
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Why this level
- The linear skill creates and changes issues through an external MCP on your login.
- The chrome-devtools skill reads and controls an open Chrome tab.
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In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add skills/iuhoay-skillsDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
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How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- The linear skill creates and changes issues through an external MCP on your login.
- The chrome-devtools skill reads and controls an open Chrome tab.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
iuhoay/skills is a collection of development workflow skills. They include `vanilla-rails` with Basecamp-style Rails architecture: thin controllers and rich models, `rails-deps` with recommended gems, `linear` for issues through the hosted Linear MCP, and `question-it`, which first challenges the question itself and checks it against facts from the code. The `not-spam-pr` skill limits a change to what the request needs, with no drive-by refactors or templated descriptions. `gh-stack` drives chains of dependent pull requests through the `gh stack` extension, and `herdr-subagents` runs subagents in herdr panes. `chrome-devtools` inspects the Chrome tab you already have open.
Who it is for. Rails developers and teams that run tasks in Linear and want tidy pull requests with no agent noise.
Good fit when
- A new Rails feature should follow simple architecture with no service layers.
- An issue must be created in Linear with the team and project defaults from git origin.
- A big change must be split into a chain of dependent pull requests.
- The agent's plan should be checked for hidden assumptions before code starts.
Not a fit when
- The project is not on Rails and does not use Linear.
- One ready skill with deep documentation is needed.
- Support for agents without a skills folder is required.
Example request
Check my migration plan through question-it and show which assumptions the code does not support.Limitations
Some skills are tied to tools: `linear` requires attaching Linear MCP, `gh-stack` requires a GitHub CLI extension, `herdr-subagents` works only inside herdr, and the callback bridge targets the pi agent. The Linear repository mapping file is stored locally in `~/.config/linear-cli/repository-mappings.json` and is not committed. The `chrome-devtools` skill drives a Chrome tab that is already open, so limit what that tab contains.
How to disable. Remove the skills with `npx skills remove` or erase the folders from the agent's skills directory. Remove the Linear MCP entry and the mapping file separately.
FAQ
How do I install it?
Run `npx skills add iuhoay/skills` and pick agents. A single skill installs with the `--skill linear` flag.
What does question-it do?
It first challenges the question and plan itself, checks claims against facts from code, git history and configs, and then proposes a better option.
Why use not-spam-pr?
It keeps only the needed change in a pull request, writes in the repository's own style from `git log` and avoids templated descriptions.
How do I connect Linear?
The `linear` skill works through the hosted MCP `https://mcp.linear.app/mcp`, and the repository mapping is stored locally.
Does gh-stack need GitHub CLI?
Yes, the skill uses the official `gh stack` extension to create, submit, sync and merge chains.
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