Skills

A small personal collection of agent skills. The layout is intentionally simple:

skills/
└── <skill-name>/
    └── SKILL.md

Each skill is self-contained. There are no category folders under skills/ unless a future skill genuinely needs extra supporting files.

Skills may include runtime support files such as scripts/. Locally maintained skills keep non-runtime maintenance files outside the install payload; fully vendored upstream skills may retain their canonical tests and fixtures in place.

Available skills

Skill	Purpose
a365-cli	Safe user-facing operation of the a365 CLI for Microsoft 365 through agent365 MCP servers.
autoreview	Structured closeout code review minimally adapted from OpenClaw. Defaults to Codex gpt-6.1-sol and Claude claude-opus-5-5, both with xhigh reasoning.
kusto-cli	Safe user-facing operation of kusto-cli for Azure Data Explorer/Kusto terminal work.
pr-closeout	Drive a GitHub PR to merge-ready: resolve conflicts, fix CI, and address or push back on review threads. Bundles a read-only scripts/pr_snapshot.sh state helper.
kindctl	Repo/worktree-scoped kind cluster management. Installs only the skill docs and runtime scripts/kindctl; tests and templates stay outside the skill payload.

Install

Install all skills with the skills CLI:

npx skills@latest add sozercan/skills --all

List available skills without installing:

npx skills@latest add sozercan/skills --list

Install one skill:

npx skills@latest add sozercan/skills --skill a365-cli -y
npx skills@latest add sozercan/skills --skill autoreview -y
npx skills@latest add sozercan/skills --skill kindctl -y
npx skills@latest add sozercan/skills --skill kusto-cli -y
npx skills@latest add sozercan/skills --skill pr-closeout -y

Add --global to install globally instead of project-locally, or --agent <name> to target a specific supported agent.

Writing style

These skills are meant to be practical operator guides:

• user-facing, not implementation-facing
• task-oriented, with clear workflows and completion criteria
• safe by default, especially for commands that touch live services
• concise enough to load quickly
• examples use placeholders rather than real emails, IDs, tokens, tenant IDs, or customer data

Add a skill

Use the skills CLI initializer from the skills/ directory:

cd skills
npx skills@latest init my-skill

Then edit skills/my-skill/SKILL.md. Keep the top-level skills/ directory flat unless there is a strong reason to add more structure.