Your repos, monitored daily
Open source projects and internal repos have a way of drifting. PRs sit unreviewed for two weeks. CI fails silently on a branch nobody's watching. Issues pile up without assignees until the backlog becomes background noise. This skill puts an end to that drift by giving your AI agent full visibility into your GitHub activity — and routing the right signals to you, daily.
Built on the gh CLI, there are no API tokens to generate or rotate. If you can run gh auth login, you're already set up. The daily digest cron runs every morning and compiles a snapshot of everything that changed across your configured repos: new issues, PRs opened and closed, CI run status, contributor activity, and milestone progress.
The stale PR detector flags pull requests that haven't had activity in a configurable number of days. The issue triage framework categorizes open issues by label, age, and whether they have an assignee — giving you a prioritized list of what needs human attention. Failed CI runs are surfaced immediately, not buried in email.
For teams shipping open source, the release notes generator pulls merged PRs and commit messages into a draft release notes document. The contributor activity tracker gives you a sense of who's engaged and who's gone quiet. Dependency update detection flags outdated packages so security advisories don't catch you off guard.
If you're managing multiple repos — whether as a solo developer running several projects or as a team lead overseeing a portfolio — this skill consolidates everything into a single daily report so you can make informed triage decisions without context switching into GitHub itself.
We built this to solve a real problem: too much repo activity to track manually, not enough team to monitor it all. The daily digest replaced our morning GitHub tab-checking habit entirely. Fifteen minutes of context you used to spend refreshing the dashboard — gone.