gh-address-copilot-review
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gh-autopilot
Run a standalone autonomous GitHub Copilot pull request review loop with explicit stage entry and event logs. Use when Codex should start from a user-selected stage (create PR, monitor review, or address existing comments), execute deterministic cycle transitions, and continue looping until Copilot reports no comments or the configured Stage 2 max-wait limit is reached.
10triangulate
Evaluate supplied artifacts and return a consolidated findings table with evidence-based conclusions. Use this skill when the user wants a proposal, plan, code change, document, prompt, transcript, or other material reviewed through a structured multi-perspective evaluation instead of a single opinion.
3codex-subagent
Dispatch one or more tasks to Codex CLI subagents to save Claude Code tokens. Accepts explicit task descriptions, auto-selects sandbox (read-only vs workspace-write) and reasoning effort (high vs xhigh) based on task type, and collects structured results with durable artifacts.
2gh-pilot
Iteratively drive a PR through GitHub Copilot review using a simple loop with direct `gh` commands and no helper scripts. Reuse existing Copilot feedback first, fetch unresolved thread state via GraphQL, request/re-request Copilot when needed, and require a fresh Copilot pass after pushed fixes.
1issue_referee
Make the final ruling on candidate issues by comparing original artifacts against issue_finder and issue_adversary outputs. Use this skill whenever the main agent needs a definitive upheld/unclear/rejected decision for issue claims, even if the user only asks to arbitrate, referee, adjudicate, validate, or make the final call.
1issue_finder
Find plausible issues in any artifact with high recall. Use this skill whenever the user asks to review, audit, critique, inspect, red-team, sanity-check, or look for problems in code, specifications, documents, plans, datasets, prompts, transcripts, logs, reports, or similar material, even if they do not explicitly ask for an "issue finder.
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