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author: "Mukul Chugh"
canonical: "https://mukulchugh.com/projects/agent-workflow-skills"
description: "Portable plugins for Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor. Set up isolated work, turn pull requests into evidence-backed walkthroughs, and explain changes in product language."
image: "https://mukulchugh.com/og/projects/agent-workflow-skills.png"
language: "en"
title: "Agent workflow skills"
type: "project"
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# Agent workflow skills

Portable plugins for Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor. Set up isolated work, turn pull requests into evidence-backed walkthroughs, and explain changes in product language.

## Technology

Python, Developer Tools, AI Agents, Open Source

## Make the work easier to review.

A pull request needs more than a summary. Reviewers need to understand the intent, inspect the actual changes, and distinguish verified findings from plausible concerns. This toolkit covers both starting a change and explaining it once code exists.

## How it works

- Start work in an isolated branch and worktree
- Review diff hunks with cited evidence
- Generate a readable walkthrough and product brief

## Implementation

Python standard-library scripts handle branch planning, diff parsing, and HTML rendering. Host-specific manifests package the same plugins for Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor. The walkthrough accounts for diff hunks in logical modules; the brief explains user-facing implications. Package validation checks the scripts and manifest wiring.

## Scope and boundaries

GitHub writes are separate, explicit actions. A generated review is evidence to inspect, not a guarantee that the code is correct. This is a personal toolkit, distinct from Quivly Skills.

## Sources

- <https://github.com/mukulchugh/skills>

[Repository](https://github.com/mukulchugh/skills)

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