Git & Pull Request Skills

Skills for Git operations, pull request creation, code review, and GitHub workflows. These are among the most-installed Claude Code skills — they streamline the entire commit-to-merge cycle.

371 skills

azure-ai

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

103.7k

160

Azure AI provides developers and cloud architects with tools to integrate Azure's AI services—including AI Search, Speech, OpenAI, and Document Intelligence—into their applications through MCP tools and CLI commands. The skill solves the problem of implementing complex AI capabilities like vector search, speech-to-text conversion, OCR, and semantic search by offering simplified access to these services. It serves users building AI-enhanced applications who need quick reference guides, SDK documentation, and command-line access to Azure's cognitive services.

azure-deploy

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

103.2k

160

The azure-deploy skill executes deployment operations for applications that have already been prepared with infrastructure files and a deployment plan, running commands like `azd up`, `azd deploy`, and `terraform apply` with built-in error recovery. It is designed for developers who need to push prepared applications to Azure production environments, but requires that the azure-prepare and azure-validate skills have been completed first to ensure infrastructure readiness. This skill solves the problem of safely deploying pre-validated Azure applications while preventing users from skipping critical validation steps that would cause deployment failures.

azure-cost-optimization

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

103.2k

160

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azure-storage

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

103.2k

160

The azure-storage skill enables developers to manage Azure Storage services including Blob Storage, File Shares, Queue Storage, Table Storage, and Data Lake through MCP tools or Azure CLI commands. It allows users to perform operations such as listing storage accounts and containers, uploading and downloading blobs, and configuring access tiers and lifecycle management for object storage and big data analytics workloads. The skill solves the problem of programmatically accessing and managing distributed storage resources across different Azure storage service types.

azure-diagnostics

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

103.1k

160

The azure-diagnostics skill enables developers and DevOps engineers to systematically debug and troubleshoot production issues across Azure services including Container Apps, Function Apps, and AKS clusters. It solves the problem of diagnosing root causes of failures by providing a structured diagnostic flow that combines Azure Monitor, AppLens, resource health checks, and service-specific troubleshooting guides. The skill addresses common issues such as image pull failures, pod crashes, invocation timeouts, cold starts, and Kubernetes networking problems.

microsoft-foundry

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

103.1k

160

The microsoft-foundry skill enables developers to deploy, evaluate, and manage AI agents on Microsoft Foundry end-to-end, covering containerization, Azure Container Registry (ACR) deployment, agent creation, invocation, batch evaluation, prompt optimization, and troubleshooting. It serves developers building agentic applications who need to handle the complete lifecycle from Docker build and deployment through monitoring and optimization. The skill solves the problem of managing complex agent workflows by providing specialized sub-skills for deployment, invocation, observation, tracing, and troubleshooting while preventing misuse for unrelated Azure services.

entra-app-registration

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

103k

160

The entra-app-registration skill guides developers through Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD) app registration, OAuth 2.0 authentication configuration, and MSAL integration for securing application access to Azure resources. It covers app registration creation, authentication setup, API permissions, service principal generation, and integration examples for web apps, single-page applications, mobile apps, and daemon services. The skill solves the problem of properly configuring identity and access management for applications that need to authenticate users and securely access Azure resources.

azure-resource-visualizer

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

103k

160

Azure Resource Visualizer examines Azure resource groups and generates Mermaid architecture diagrams that map relationships between resources, helping users understand infrastructure topology and resource dependencies. It's designed for Azure administrators and architects who need to visualize how their cloud resources connect and interact. The skill solves the problem of unclear resource relationships by automatically discovering resources, analyzing their configurations and interdependencies, and producing documented architecture diagrams.

azure-aigateway

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

103k

160

Azure-aigateway enables developers and platform engineers to configure Azure API Management as a governance layer for AI models, MCP tools, and agents. The skill provides policies and commands for implementing semantic caching, token limits, content safety filters, load balancing, rate limiting, and jailbreak detection to control costs, ensure compliance, and protect AI workloads. It solves the problem of managing multiple AI backends and tools through a single controlled gateway with observability and cost control mechanisms.

azure-validate

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

103k

160

The azure-validate skill performs pre-deployment validation checks on Azure applications by examining configuration files, infrastructure-as-code (Bicep or Terraform), RBAC role assignments, managed identity permissions, and project prerequisites. It is designed for developers and DevOps engineers preparing Azure deployments, solving the problem of catching configuration errors and permission issues before deployment by requiring validation to pass before proceeding to the deployment phase. The skill operates as the middle step in a three-step workflow (azure-prepare → azure-validate → azure-deploy), recording validation proof and only advancing when all checks pass.

azure-rbac

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

103k

160

The azure-rbac skill helps users identify the least-privilege Azure RBAC role needed for a specific identity and generates the corresponding CLI commands and Bicep code to assign it. It serves Azure administrators and developers who need to grant role-based access while following security best practices. The skill solves the problem of role selection complexity by matching desired permissions to built-in roles, creating custom roles when necessary, and providing the automation code to implement role assignments.

appinsights-instrumentation

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

103k

160

The appinsights-instrumentation skill provides developers with guidance, reference materials, and best practices for instrumenting webapps with Azure Application Insights, including SDK setup instructions, telemetry patterns, and configuration examples for ASP.NET Core and Node.js applications. It helps developers understand Application Insights concepts and implement proper application performance monitoring, while directing users who need to actively modify their projects to the azure-prepare skill instead. The skill serves as a reference resource during the research and planning phase of adding telemetry to Azure-hosted applications.

azure-compliance

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

103k

160

The azure-compliance skill enables developers and Azure administrators to run comprehensive compliance and security audits against Azure resources using azqr, while also monitoring Key Vault expiration dates for keys, secrets, and certificates. It addresses the need to validate Azure resource configurations against best practices, identify misconfigurations and orphaned resources, and ensure credentials are not expired or approaching expiration. The skill activates when users request compliance scans, security posture reviews, or Key Vault audits, requiring Azure CLI authentication and read permissions on resources and Key Vault metadata.

azure-prepare

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

103k

160

The azure-prepare skill generates Azure deployment infrastructure (Bicep/Terraform), configuration files (azure.yaml), and containerization assets (Dockerfiles) for applications being created, modernized, or deployed to Azure. It serves developers and DevOps engineers who need to prepare applications for Azure hosting by automating infrastructure-as-code generation and deployment readiness without supporting cross-cloud migration scenarios. The skill solves the problem of manually configuring Azure infrastructure and deployment configurations by providing templated, validated setup workflows triggered by common deployment intents.

azure-kusto

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

103k

160

The azure-kusto skill enables users to execute Kusto Query Language (KQL) queries and manage Azure Data Explorer resources for analyzing logs, telemetry, and time series data at scale. It serves data engineers, DevOps professionals, and analysts who need to perform fast, sub-second queries on billions of records for log analytics, IoT telemetry, anomaly detection, and performance monitoring. The skill solves the problem of querying and exploring massive datasets efficiently by providing KQL execution, schema discovery, resource management, and built-in analytics capabilities like aggregations and time series analysis.

azure-resource-lookup

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

103k

160

Azure Resource Lookup enables users to discover, list, and query Azure resources across subscriptions and resource groups using Azure Resource Graph queries. It serves Azure administrators and engineers who need to perform resource inventory, identify orphaned or misconfigured resources, and conduct tag analysis without deploying or modifying infrastructure. The skill solves the problem of locating resources across large Azure environments and finding resources that meet specific criteria like missing tags or disconnected state.

azure-observability

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

102.2k

160

azure-messaging

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

92.4k

160

Azure-messaging provides troubleshooting guidance for developers experiencing issues with Azure Event Hubs and Service Bus SDKs across multiple languages (Python, Java, JavaScript, .NET). It diagnoses and resolves connection failures, authentication errors, message lock expirations, session timeouts, AMQP link detachments, and SDK configuration problems using Azure MCP tools for resource inspection and diagnostic log queries. The skill solves problems where messaging SDK clients fail to connect, process messages, or maintain stable connections by providing a structured diagnosis workflow that matches errors to language-specific solutions and Microsoft Learn documentation.

azure-hosted-copilot-sdk

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

75.7k

160

The azure-hosted-copilot-sdk skill enables developers to build, deploy, and modify GitHub Copilot SDK applications on Azure, handling SDK-specific infrastructure and token management that general deployment tools cannot address. It serves developers creating copilot-powered apps who need to work with `@github/copilot-sdk` or `CopilotClient` implementations, solving the problem of ensuring SDK integration patterns are preserved during deployment and modification workflows. The skill must be invoked as the entry point for any existing codebase containing copilot SDK markers, replacing the generic azure-prepare workflow.

azure-compute

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

47.5k

160

The azure-compute skill routes Azure Virtual Machine and VM Scale Set requests to specialized workflows based on user intent. It directs users seeking VM recommendations, sizing, pricing, and autoscale guidance to the VM Recommender workflow, while routing those experiencing connectivity issues like RDP/SSH failures or NSG problems to the VM Troubleshooter workflow. This skill solves the problem of determining the correct support path for Azure compute infrastructure questions and troubleshooting scenarios.

azure-postgres

microsoft/github-copilot-for-azure

34.8k

160

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requesting-code-review

obra/superpowers

28.7k

103.2k

This dispatches a code reviewer subagent that gets clean context about your changes without your session history, keeping reviews focused on the actual work product. It's built for subagent-driven development where you review after each task, but works for any feature or bug fix. The reviewer gets git SHAs, requirements, and a description of what you implemented, then returns categorized feedback (Critical, Important, Minor). The templated approach means you can quickly get fresh eyes on code without context pollution. Works best when you actually fix the Critical and Important issues before proceeding rather than collecting feedback you'll ignore.

receiving-code-review

obra/superpowers

22.8k

103.2k

When you're on the receiving end of code review feedback, this skill keeps you from either blindly implementing suggestions or getting defensive. It walks you through technical verification before making changes, teaches you how to push back with technical reasoning when reviewers are wrong, and shows you how to ask clarifying questions without the performative "great point!" responses. The pattern is simple: understand the requirement, verify it against your actual codebase, then implement or push back based on technical merit. It's especially useful for handling external reviewers who might not understand your full context.

using-git-worktrees

obra/superpowers

21.6k

103.2k

Creates isolated git worktrees with systematic safety checks and project setup automation. Follows a clear directory priority (existing .worktrees, then worktrees, then CLAUDE.md preferences, finally asks), automatically verifies directories are gitignored to prevent accidentally committing worktree contents, and runs appropriate dependency installation (npm install, cargo build, etc.) based on project files. Always establishes a clean test baseline before reporting ready. The safety verification is the real value here since worktree pollution is a common gotcha that breaks git status output. Designed to be called by other skills like brainstorming and executing-plans when they need workspace isolation.

finishing-a-development-branch

obra/superpowers

19.6k

103.2k

When you finish implementing a feature branch, this handles the "now what?" moment by running your test suite first, then presenting exactly four options: merge locally, create a PR, keep the branch, or discard it. It won't let you proceed if tests are failing and requires typed confirmation before deleting work. The structure eliminates the back-and-forth of "should I merge or PR?" and handles git worktree cleanup automatically. Honestly, it's the kind of systematic approach that prevents you from leaving half-finished branches scattered around your repo or accidentally merging broken code.

git-commit

github/awesome-copilot

16.6k

26.4k

Automatically generates conventional commit messages by analyzing your actual git diff instead of making you write them manually. It detects the commit type (feat, fix, docs, etc.) and scope from the changed files, stages related changes together, and creates properly formatted semantic commits that follow the spec. Particularly handy when you've made a bunch of changes and need to break them into logical, well-described commits without thinking through the conventional commit format yourself. Also prevents you from accidentally committing secrets or using destructive git commands.

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FAQ

What are the most popular Git skills?

Commit helpers, PR creation skills, and code review skills are consistently the most installed. They help Claude write meaningful commit messages, create well-structured PRs, and catch issues during review.

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