GitHub PR Monitor

What GitHub PR Monitor does

GitHub PR Monitor is described as a public Hermes skill export prepared from a private Hermes skill. The repository carries the agent-skills, hermes-agent and hermes-skill topics, and GitHub lists JavaScript as its main language. The README says to copy the folder into your Hermes skills directory, or to submit it to a skills catalog after running the listed checks.

The README does not document what the skill monitors, how it is triggered or what it outputs, so only its name hints at its purpose. It explains how the export was prepared. Local runtime files such as .env, state.json, config.json, addresses.conf, logs and debug outputs must not be committed, and example templates named with .example. are provided instead. The pre-publication checklist covers a static skill security scan, a secret and private-marker scan, syntax checks for scripts, and a git status --ignored check that no private files are trackable.

Key features

• Packaged as a Hermes skill folder that can be copied into the skills directory
• Example configuration templates in place of local runtime files
• Checklist covering security scan, secret scan and syntax checks

When to use it

• Copying the folder into a Hermes skills directory to try it
• Using the repository as an example of preparing a private skill for public release

Who it is for: Hermes Agent users interested in GitHub pull request monitoring, or in how the author prepares skills for public release.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

It is a Hermes skill (tagged hermes-skill) that is installed by copying its folder into the Hermes skills directory.

Note: The README does not describe what the skill does, and the repository has no license file.

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