Fetches and displays source code from GitHub file and directory URLs using the gh CLI. Use when the user shares a github.com/owner/repo/blob/... or github.com/owner/repo/tree/... URL, a raw.githubusercontent.com URL, a GitHub Enterprise URL (e.g. github.mycompany.com/...), or explicitly asks to read, fetch, or show the contents of a file or directory on GitHub. Supports file contents, single-line anchors (L10), line ranges (L10-L25), directory listings, and shallow repository clones. Don't use for GitHub pull request URLs (/pull/), issue URLs (/issues/), commit URLs (/commit/), release URLs (/releases/), GitHub Actions workflow URLs (/actions/), Gist URLs (gist.github.com), or GitHub wiki URLs (/wiki/). Don't use when the user only wants to discuss, mention, or link to a GitHub project without requesting its file contents.
EnglishDrafts, rewrites, and reviews prose in Petar's personal voice while removing generic AI writing patterns. Use whenever writing on Petar's behalf - blog posts, technical notes, documentation, proposals, PR descriptions, emails, Slack messages, or when asked to "write this like me", "make this sound human", "de-slop this", or review a draft for voice. Do not use for code or routine assistant status updates.
EnglishWrites and rewrites technical documentation for software projects: README files, API references, architecture docs, user guides, and inline doc comments. Use when the user wants to create, improve, or restructure documentation for a codebase, library, CLI tool, or API. Also use when the user wants to audit existing docs for accuracy, clarity, or completeness. Don't use for commit messages, PR descriptions, changelogs, blog posts, marketing copy, or ad-hoc code comments that aren't part of a documentation system.
EnglishIncludes Fetch GitHub File, Petar Writing, and Tech Docs Writer.
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Fetch GitHub File
Fetches and displays source code from GitHub file and directory URLs using the gh CLI. Use when the user shares a github.com/owner/repo/blob/... or github.com/owner/repo/tree/... URL, a raw.githubusercontent.com URL, a GitHub Enterprise URL (e.g. github.mycompany.com/...), or explicitly asks to read, fetch, or show the contents of a file or directory on GitHub. Supports file contents, single-line anchors (L10), line ranges (L10-L25), directory listings, and shallow repository clones. Don't use for GitHub pull request URLs (/pull/), issue URLs (/issues/), commit URLs (/commit/), release URLs (/releases/), GitHub Actions workflow URLs (/actions/), Gist URLs (gist.github.com), or GitHub wiki URLs (/wiki/). Don't use when the user only wants to discuss, mention, or link to a GitHub project without requesting its file contents.
Petar Writing
Drafts, rewrites, and reviews prose in Petar's personal voice while removing generic AI writing patterns. Use whenever writing on Petar's behalf - blog posts, technical notes, documentation, proposals, PR descriptions, emails, Slack messages, or when asked to "write this like me", "make this sound human", "de-slop this", or review a draft for voice. Do not use for code or routine assistant status updates.
Tech Docs Writer
Writes and rewrites technical documentation for software projects: README files, API references, architecture docs, user guides, and inline doc comments. Use when the user wants to create, improve, or restructure documentation for a codebase, library, CLI tool, or API. Also use when the user wants to audit existing docs for accuracy, clarity, or completeness. Don't use for commit messages, PR descriptions, changelogs, blog posts, marketing copy, or ad-hoc code comments that aren't part of a documentation system.
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