Magnus-Gille

23 mods across 3 repositories, 21 stars between them.

close

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Magnus-Gille/claude-skills

Skill Codex

Close a coding-agent session or produce its final handoff only when the user explicitly asks to close, wrap up, or produce an end-of-session handoff.

not rated 5 changed 6d ago A 34 tokens original MIT

commit

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Magnus-Gille/claude-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Create or amend a Git commit with author verification, diff review, and a conventional message. Use only when the user explicitly invokes $commit or asks to commit or amend changes.

not rated 5 changed 1mo ago A 37 tokens original MIT

debate-claude

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Magnus-Gille/claude-skills

Skill Codex

Run a two-round adversarial review from Codex with Claude as the independent reviewer for a consequential decision or substantive draft when cross-model critique is warranted.

not rated 5 changed 1mo ago A 36 tokens original MIT

debate

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Magnus-Gille/claude-skills

Skill Claude Code

Run an adversarial debate with a cross-model reviewer (Codex or Antigravity/agy) to stress-test a draft, plan, research claim, or design decision. Use this whenever you need structured critique before finalizing decisions.

not rated 5 changed 21d ago A SkillSpector: warn 0 tokens original MIT

delegate

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Magnus-Gille/claude-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Delegate a bounded one-shot task to Hugin's orchestrator-v1 broker — cheaper / smaller runtimes via the hugin-mcp MCP. Use for summarize / extract / classify / draft / rewrite / short reason work where you'd rather not spend Claude tokens. Submits, polls to completion, surfaces the result, and prompts the user to rate…

not rated 5 6d ago A 75 tokens original MIT

eli5

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Magnus-Gille/claude-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Explain the previous answer, a selected topic, a technical concept, tool result, document, error, decision, or workflow in very simple language. Use when the user asks for ELI5, "förklara superenkelt", "som för en femåring", "på vanlig svenska", "make it simple", or wants a plain-language explanation of what was just…

not rated 5 changed 1mo ago A 80 tokens original MIT

email-triage

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Magnus-Gille/claude-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Reliable conversation-level email triage over a date range. Identifies genuinely open threads, emails that actually need a reply, and real correspondence hiding in junk — by reconstructing each conversation across inbox + sent + drafts + junk before judging, so mobile-quoted or already-sent replies are never…

not rated 5 changed 1mo ago A SkillSpector: pass 91 tokens original MIT

friction-triage

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Magnus-Gille/claude-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Triage accumulated Munin friction and prepare or file consolidated GitHub issues routed to their owning repos. Use when the user explicitly asks to review friction signals or turn them into tickets.

not rated 5 changed 1mo ago A 42 tokens original MIT

issues

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Magnus-Gille/claude-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Inspect current-repository GitHub issues or prepare a specifically requested routed issue. Use when the user asks to list, view, filter, search, or create an issue.

not rated 5 changed 1mo ago A 36 tokens original MIT

Magnus-Gille/claude-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Perform a requested, project-specific security review of a codebase, diff, PR, module, or repository. Use for an explicit security audit; ordinary security-adjacent edits do not activate it.

not rated 5 changed 1mo ago A 45 tokens original MIT

review-pr-codex

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Magnus-Gille/claude-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Review a requested pull request or branch diff read-only in this Codex session. Use when the user asks for review-pr-codex or a Codex PR review.

not rated 5 changed 1mo ago A 40 tokens original MIT

ticket-fleet

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Magnus-Gille/claude-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Compatibility route for legacy ticket-fleet requests. Use ship-it's PR endpoint for each scoped ticket and its batch reference for coordination; this entrypoint does not dispatch workers or authorize merge/deploy.

not rated 5 changed 5d ago A 43 tokens original MIT

user-test-memory

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Magnus-Gille/claude-skills

Skill Claude Code

Spawn independent AI agents across one or more ecosystems (Claude, Codex, Antigravity) to user-test the Munin memory system. Each explores with minimal pre-knowledge and returns structured feedback on what works, what's broken, and what's missing.

not rated 5 6d ago B 54 tokens original MIT

m5-delegate

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Magnus-Gille/claude-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Delegate a self-contained task to Magnus's M5 when local inference is requested or the project's delegation policy applies.

not rated 5 6d ago A 27 tokens original MIT

presentify

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Magnus-Gille/claude-skills

Skill Codex

Create a self-contained HTML one-page briefing from supplied material.

not rated 5 6d ago A 15 tokens original MIT

ship-it

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Magnus-Gille/claude-skills

Skill Codex

Use for an explicit /ship-it request or an end-to-end request to deliver a scoped repository task to its selected local, PR, merge, or verified-production endpoint; not for isolated local edits, review-only, or deploy-only tasks.

not rated 5 changed 5d ago A 51 tokens original MIT

code-friction

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Magnus-Gille/claude-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Capture a small, opt-in set of concrete code-changeability observations during a coding task and hand them to Close without affecting readiness.

not rated 5 6d ago A 30 tokens original MIT

mimir-search

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Magnus-Gille/claude-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Find and cite source documents or slides in the configured Mímir collection from local shell-capable agents; use when an answer needs archive content, not Munin memory or broad archive browsing.

not rated 5 6d ago A 42 tokens original MIT

munin-memory

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Magnus-Gille/munin-memory

MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor +2

MCP server "munin-memory" as configured in Magnus-Gille/munin-memory. Runs locally from the munin-memory npm package.

not rated 0 yesterday A tokens not measured original MIT

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