Burke Holland burkeholland

Install Cache Break Notifier

Install this plugin directly from its GitHub Gist:

copilot plugin install https://gist.github.com/burkeholland/647ad0e579c06a43346ce6a373261eba.git

Start Copilot CLI to load the plugin:

Max — AI Email Agent Design Document

Overview

Max is an AI email agent that operates on behalf of its user (Burke), handling email triage, responses, and lifecycle management. Max signs all messages as "Max (AI) on behalf of Burke" — recipients always know they're interacting with an agent.

The system is built on a principle of earned autonomy: Max starts conservative, proves competence through repetition, and gains independence incrementally with explicit user approval at each step.

The GitHub Copilot CLI now brings the GitHub platform right into your terminal. Let's check it out.

This is a calendar app my friend Cassidy built where the entire state lives in the URL — just send it to someone and they've got your calendar. I'd like to add drag and drop to reorder these event groups.

Show off pocketcall with sidebar with several event groups prefilled

Let's fire up Copilot. Right away you'll notice the new GitHub theme — the color palette of github.com, now in your terminal. And these tabs across the top show your issues, PRs for this repo, as well as your gists. Tab to move between...tabs, or just click. You can do that too.

Open Copilot, show tabs across the top. Show using mouse to click on one.

name: token-efficient-router description: > A token-efficient orchestrator agent. Use this agent for any multi-step coding task where you want to minimize token consumption. It uses smart routing to delegate file-heavy work to cheaper subagents while keeping the main context thin. model: claude-opus-4.6 tools:

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Fledgling — Loop-Engineered Competition Build

The demo: You design the loop, kick it off, and watch a game build itself. You steer. You don't type prompts step by step.

The Loop (What the Audience Sees)

You describe the game (grill-me validates it) — 5 min

Built with Copilot — Badge Options

#	Preview	Style
1		Default blue
2		Purple, "Vibe Coded"
3		Black flat-square
4		Red, "100% Vibe Coded"
5		Dark flat-square with sparkle
6		Plastic style

Urlist Product Requirements Document

1. Product Overview

Urlist is a web application for creating, publishing, sharing, and analyzing curated collections of links. A user can start with a single URL, build a list with rich link previews, choose a custom public URL, reorder and pin links, publish the collection, and share it as either a normal web page or QR code.

The product must support both no-sign-up publishing and authenticated list management. Anonymous users can create and publish shareable lists. Signed-in users can additionally view, edit, delete, and analyze their own lists.

2. Goals

Description

Apply the Postrboard design language — a refined, airy, code-native aesthetic used across postrboard.com and burkeholland.github.io — when designing or building any website, landing page, UI component, or web app. Use this skill whenever the user asks to design, style, or build a site and wants it to feel polished, modern, and developer-native. Trigger on phrases like "build me a site", "design a landing page", "make it look like postrboard", "use my design language", "create a new site", etc.

Postrboard Design Language

This skill defines the visual design language used across postrboard.com and the burkeholland.github.io family of sites. It is a refined, airy, code-native aesthetic — editorial restraint meets developer credibility.

Use this spec as a creative framework, not a rigid template. Every new site should feel fresh within these constraints — different font pairings, different color mode (light vs dark), different layout rhythm — but always recognizable as part o

/remote — Video Script

~3 min · ~400 words · 130 wpm

You can now continue working on any Copilot CLI session - right from your phone. Or from anywhere.

Whether you're in the terminal or in VS Code, you can keep Copilot moving even when you step away from your desk.

Here's how it works.

	// cache-drop-notifier
	//
	// In one line: every turn this tells you how many tokens were reused from the prompt
	// cache, and warns you when that number suddenly collapses.
	//
	// Why it matters: every time you send a message, Copilot re-sends your entire
	// conversation plus a large block of setup text (its instructions, every tool
	// definition, your enabled skills, and so on). That is tens of thousands of tokens
	// before you have typed a word. The model provider caches the front of that payload
	// so it does not reprocess it each turn. You keep that discount only while the front