lteawoo

16 mods across 2 repositories, 11 stars between them.

lteawoo/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Organize screens, APIs, data models, state management, folder layout, and integration boundaries before implementation. Use it when you need a clear technical structure and responsibility split up front.

not rated 5 7mo ago A 40 tokens

lteawoo/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Review security risks around login, sessions, tokens, authorization checks, admin boundaries, and secret exposure. Use it for changes involving auth or sensitive data handling.

not rated 5 7mo ago A 36 tokens

lteawoo/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Analyze the impact surface, regression paths, and additional validation points for a change or diff. Use it to quickly understand which surrounding areas also need attention.

not rated 5 7mo ago A 35 tokens

code-review

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lteawoo/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Perform a general code review. Use it to inspect PRs, commits, diffs, or local changes for functional bugs, regressions, security issues, performance degradation, missing tests, and maintainability risks. Apply it when the user asks for a code review, PR review, risk check, or merge-readiness assessment.

not rated 5 7mo ago A 68 tokens

codebase-explainer

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lteawoo/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Explain the structure, responsibilities, entry points, and dependencies of a directory, module, or feature. Use it to understand an unfamiliar codebase or gather context before making changes.

not rated 5 7mo ago A 41 tokens

commit-creator

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lteawoo/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Generate Korean Conventional Commit messages from a change summary or diff. Use it when you need to write, refine, or propose commit message candidates.

not rated 5 7mo ago A 32 tokens

lteawoo/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Structure bug reports, requirements, logs, or screenshots into actionable GitHub issues. Use it when you need acceptance criteria, scope definition, and a validation plan.

not rated 5 7mo ago A 38 tokens

integration-checker

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lteawoo/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Inspect the integration points between frontend, backend, database, and external APIs. Use it to detect contract mismatches, missing environment variables, broken assumptions, or setup-order issues.

not rated 5 7mo ago A 39 tokens

lteawoo/skills

Skill Codex

Persistent browser and Electron interaction through jsrepl for fast iterative UI debugging.

not rated 5 7mo ago B 22 tokens

lteawoo/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Structure reviewable Pull Request descriptions from a set of changes. Use it when you need purpose, change summary, validation, risks, and self-review checkpoints.

not rated 5 7mo ago A 36 tokens

release-prep

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lteawoo/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Review environment variables, migrations, config differences, rollback paths, and operational checklists before release. Use it to determine whether completed work is actually ready to ship.

not rated 5 7mo ago A 36 tokens

lteawoo/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Refine ambiguous requests, ideas, or bug reports into implementation-ready requirements. Use it when you need goals, non-goals, acceptance criteria, open decisions, and risks clarified quickly.

not rated 5 7mo ago A 41 tokens

root-cause-analyzer

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lteawoo/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Organize root-cause candidates and propose a validation order from symptoms, logs, reproduction steps, and recent changes. Use it when you need to narrow a bug or incident quickly.

not rated 5 7mo ago A 42 tokens

task-breakdown

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lteawoo/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Break requirements or design ideas into implementable work items. Use it when you need execution order, prerequisites, parallelism, and completion criteria.

not rated 5 7mo ago A 32 tokens

test-plan-writer

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lteawoo/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Write a validation plan for a change, including automated tests, manual checks, regression coverage, and exploratory testing. Use it when you need to scope verification quickly before a PR.

not rated 5 7mo ago A 40 tokens

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