AdvayRoy

19 mods across 1 repository, 7 stars between them.

slate-commit

01

AdvayRoy/slate-skills

Skill Codex

Compact Conventional Commit generator. Use for commit messages, changelog snippets, and staged-change summaries.

not rated 7 3mo ago A 24 tokens original MIT

slate-compress

02

AdvayRoy/slate-skills

Skill Codex

Safe compression for natural-language memory files like AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, notes, todos, and preferences. Creates .slate.md output by default.

not rated 7 3mo ago A 38 tokens original MIT

slate-debug

03

AdvayRoy/slate-skills

Skill Codex

Compact debugging workflow. Use for failed tests, broken builds, runtime errors, crashes, dependency issues, and unexpected behavior.

not rated 7 3mo ago A 28 tokens original MIT

slate-diff

04

AdvayRoy/slate-skills

Skill Codex

Compact patch summary. Use after Codex or Claude Code edits files and the user needs a fast handoff.

not rated 7 3mo ago A 27 tokens original MIT

slate-minify

05

AdvayRoy/slate-skills

Skill Codex

Sentence-level language minifier. Removes linguistic slack from agent output while preserving code, commands, errors, and safety context.

not rated 7 3mo ago A 29 tokens original MIT

slate-review

06

AdvayRoy/slate-skills

Skill Codex

Terse PR/code review comments. Use for pull requests, diffs, file reviews, and review-comment drafting.

not rated 7 3mo ago A 27 tokens original MIT

slate-run

07

AdvayRoy/slate-skills

Skill Codex

Fast token-efficient execution loop for active repo work. Useful for Project X / AG Trade style workflows where agents must stay scoped, safe, and brief.

not rated 7 3mo ago A 34 tokens original MIT

slate

08

AdvayRoy/slate-skills

Skill Codex

Main compact engineering mode. Use for Codex or Claude Code work when the user wants concise, structured, token-efficient output without losing technical substance.

not rated 7 3mo ago A 32 tokens original MIT

slate

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AdvayRoy/slate-skills

Command Claude Code

Use the slate skill.

not rated 7 3mo ago A 0 tokens original MIT

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