nicolasmelo1

13 mods across 2 repositories, 73 stars between them.

minimal

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nicolasmelo1/logion

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A bare-minimum Logion course example. Use as a starting template when authoring a new skill that needs no tools, no network, no filesystem writes, and no env vars. Demonstrates the smallest valid SKILL.md plus capabilities.yaml pairing.

not rated 39 +1 8d ago A SkillSpector: pass 52 tokens original MIT

with-eval

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nicolasmelo1/logion

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Reviews code diffs against a structured checklist covering security (sql-injection, hardcoded-secret, unvalidated-input), reliability (missing-error-handling, resource-leak), and correctness (off-by-one, wrong-comparison). Use when reviewing PRs, audit diffs, or any code change where you want a categorised…

not rated 39 +1 8d ago A SkillSpector: pass 104 tokens original MIT

with-paid

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nicolasmelo1/logion

Skill Claude CodeCodex needs its repo

Paid-course example showing how to package a self-contained Logion bundle with the marketplace paid license. Use as a starting point when you want a benign course that reads local artifacts, produces a structured report, and exercises the paid publication path end to end.

not rated 39 +1 8d ago A SkillSpector: pass 53 tokens original MIT

nicolasmelo1/logion

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Logion course example that bundles a runnable script and a reference doc. Use as a starting template when your skill executes a small subprocess (terminal tool) and produces output files. Demonstrates progressive disclosure across SKILL.md, references/, and scripts/.

not rated 39 +1 8d ago A SkillSpector: pass 56 tokens original MIT

with-scripts

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nicolasmelo1/logion

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Bundled Gmail CLI example demonstrating the scripts/ entrypoint + src/ implementation split. Use as a template when your course ships real code that goes beyond a single shell script. Shows how to organize a course bundle that owns its codebase — no runtime package installation, all dependencies stdlib-only. Replaces…

not rated 39 +1 8d ago A SkillSpector: warn 79 tokens original MIT

logion

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nicolasmelo1/logion

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Compact bootstrap skill for recall-first Logion discovery, inspection, install, update, and creator-course-management routing without loading the whole marketplace.

not rated 39 +1 8d ago A SkillSpector: warn 30 tokens original MIT

logion

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nicolasmelo1/logion

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Compact bootstrap skill for recall-first Logion discovery, inspection, install, update, and creator-course-management routing without loading the whole marketplace.

not rated 39 +1 8d ago A 30 tokens copy · 100% MIT

factory-author

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nicolasmelo1/software-factory

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Turn a requirement into machine-checkable policy for the software factory — gates, activation paths, required assertions, and new catalog rules. Use when starting a phase of work that needs a completion gate, when a convention keeps being re-explained in review, or when someone asks "how do we stop this from happening…

not rated 34 22d ago A SkillSpector: pass 68 tokens original MIT

factory-evidence

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nicolasmelo1/software-factory

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Create or run the proof behind a software-factory L3 gate and seal evidence that survives re-verification. Use when a feature needs its first gate, when a gate is red for missing or stale evidence, or when asked to prove a change actually works end to end.

not rated 34 changed 1mo ago A SkillSpector: pass 59 tokens original MIT

factory-init

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nicolasmelo1/software-factory

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Interview someone about their project's architecture and stack, then generate the software-factory rules those answers imply. Use when setting up sf in a repository for the first time, when someone asks what rules their project should have, or when an architectural decision changes and the policy should follow it.

not rated 34 22d ago A SkillSpector: pass 59 tokens original MIT

factory-triage

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nicolasmelo1/software-factory

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Read a software-factory report, explain what actually broke, and fix it. Use when sf check or sf verify is red, when CI fails on a factory rule, or when someone asks whether a rule is worth keeping.

not rated 34 changed 1mo ago A SkillSpector: pass 54 tokens original MIT

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