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AI-Assist Skills

A collection of AI agent skills that automate recurring engineering workflows, such as fixing a changelog's version number before a commit, installable across more than 40 AI coding assistants.

AI-Assist Skills

Skills are installed globally through the skills.sh CLI; a full sync command removes any stale or renamed skills and installs the latest version of every skill in the repository, and can be re-run at any time to stay current. A skill can also be installed directly from a local working copy, including uncommitted changes, so it can be tested before it is committed or pushed, then re-synced from the remote repository once testing is done.

One included skill, a changelog version bumper, reads the main branch to find the latest released version, classifies the current branch's changes, computes the correct next semantic version, drafts or corrects the changelog entry, and keeps the package's own version field aligned with it. Skills are auto-detected by more than 40 AI agents, including Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf and GitHub Copilot.

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