Install the skill above, then run this in your AI tool:
/greploop-apps <your description>
About
This is a compatibility entrypoint for `/greploop --trigger @greptile-apps`.
Read the installed `greploop` skill and follow its workflow with that trigger.
Preserve the user's target, iteration cap, task scope, and existing authorization.
Source
What gets added to your project
Preview every file this package writes on install before you run the command above.
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AI assistant context
What this skill is for
@michaelshimeles/greploop-apps@1.0.0 is an AIPM skill package for All tools. Use it when a project needs the reusable AI behavior described as: Run the greploop workflow with the @greptile-apps trigger when the normal trigger refuses a large PR. Requires the greploop skill installed alongside this entrypoint.
Cut AI tells from text you write or edit for a human reader (commit messages, PR titles and bodies, docs, code comments, replies). Apply before committing, posting, or sending; leave prose you didn't touch alone.
Isolate repository edits in a Git worktree before starting a feature, fix, or documentation change. Preserve a worktree already assigned to the same task. Read-only reviews and investigations do not need a new worktree.
Address Greptile feedback on a PR, MR, or shelved changelist through bounded review and fix cycles. Use when the task includes a Greptile review loop. Supports the alternate @greptile-apps trigger for large PRs.
Run aipm add @michaelshimeles/greploop-apps@1.0.0 in a project that has AIPM initialized.
Supported tools
@michaelshimeles/greploop-apps@1.0.0 supports All tools.
Before installing
AIPM skills can add files to your project. Review the package name, target, description, license, and publisher before installing. Use a clean branch when trying a new skill.