A command that processes one or more GitHub Issues through task breakdown, code generation, quality checks, and draft pull-request creation. A draft pull request is a proposed code change that is waiting for human review.
A deployment command that checks, builds, and publishes an application to Firebase Hosting. Staging is a testing environment; production is the live environment used by users.
A project health-check command for Miyabi integrations and their working environment. It checks Node.js, Git, GitHub CLI, authentication, network access, the repository, and Claude Code.
A command that creates a new project and GitHub repository, then sets up the project’s agent and Claude Code integration. A repository is the GitHub location where a project’s files and history are stored.
A command that reports the state of a Miyabi project, its GitHub Issues, automated workflows, project board, labels, and agents. A project board is a visual list used to track work from backlog to completion.
A command that finds TODO, FIXME, HACK, XXX, and NOTE comments in source code and can turn them into GitHub Issues. GitHub Issues are tasks or bug reports tracked alongside a repository.
A command that scans dependencies, source code, and project files for security weaknesses and generates a report. Dependencies are external packages your application uses; secrets are credentials such as API keys and passwords.
A command that checks a TypeScript project and runs its automated tests. TypeScript is JavaScript with type checking, and automated tests verify that code behaves as expected.
A command that compares a proposed feature with the tools already listed in a project's tool registry. It reports possible matches and suggests a category and name when a new tool is needed.
A command for checking whether a project is set up correctly, compiles, passes its tests, and exposes the expected command-line options. TypeScript is a programming language, and a test suite is a group of automated checks.
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