google-labs-code / jules-skills

automate-github-issues is the one the README describes and gives an install command for: it analyzes a repository's open GitHub issues, plans an implementation for each, and dispatches parallel Jules agents to resolve them, so it needs a working Jules account and a repository worth triaging. local-action-verification does something narrower — it sets a repository up to run GitHub Actions locally with the act tool, so Jules can check that CI will pass before it pushes a change. The repository ships it as a real, described skill; the README's "Available Skills" section simply never names it.

This is for a team already running Jules against their own GitHub repositories who wants either the issue-triage automation or a local CI dry run wired in, installable the same way for Antigravity, Gemini CLI, Claude Code, or Cursor via the skills CLI. It is not a general skill library and does nothing on its own without Jules behind it.

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Google says outright this isn't official. The README states plainly that "this is not an officially supported Google product" and that the project is not eligible for Google's Open Source Software Vulnerability Rewards Program — an unusually direct disclaimer for a repository living under the google-labs-code org, and one we take at face value rather than soften.