Detect stale normative guidance after the user adds a NEW "don't X / avoid Y" rule to /.claude/lessons.md, /.claude/axioms.md, or any /.claude/projects/ /memory/feedback.md. Also audits /.claude/skills/ for skills whose lastverified frontmatter has expired or that opt into a freshness contract without declaring one…
ALWAYS use this skill when the user asks any question about their Claude Code setup, installed skills, memory system, lessons, feedbacks, handoffs, worktrees, ADRs, docs, or /.claude directory health. This is the go-to skill for introspection of the Claude Code environment itself. Specifically trigger on: (1) Skill…
A check reported clean without examining the case it exists for — "green" meant "nothing ran". Use when about to trust a gate, test or CI step you have never watched fail; when a guard is green but the bug it guards shipped anyway; when a check passes on a shallow clone, a disabled object, a malformed input or an…
A check reported clean without examining the case it exists for — "green" meant "nothing ran". Use when about to trust a gate, test or CI step you have never watched fail; when a guard is green but the bug it guards shipped anyway; when a check passes on a shallow clone, a disabled object, a malformed input or an…
Audit and clean up Claude Code's persistent memory system — MEMORY.md, memory topic files, lessons, axioms, phase templates, ADRs, and the project docs/ taxonomy.
Audit and clean up Claude Code's persistent memory system — MEMORY.md, memory files, lessons, and ADRs. Use this skill when: (1) the user asks to clean up, audit, or review their memory/lessons/ADRs, (2) MEMORY.md is approaching or exceeding the 200-line limit, (3) lesson files have grown large and may contain…
Pre-PR checklist and repo cleanup for data-science / analytics projects. Catches mistakes that cost hours later: data files committed to git (.csv/.db/.parquet), hardcoded /Users/ paths, tracked runtime artifacts, branch-ownership confusion, internal docs drifting from deliverables, and client data in public repos.…
Pre-PR checklist and repo cleanup for data science and analytics projects. Use this skill BEFORE creating a PR, merging branches, or handing off a repo. Catches common mistakes that waste hours later: data files committed to git, hardcoded paths, runtime artifacts tracked, branch ownership confusion, internal docs…
Scan a portfolio of authored Claude Code skills and produce, per target repo, a precise list of which skills to ADD, which to UPDATE (with drift direction), and which to CROSS-LINK rather than copy. Uses per-repo function-level inclusion bars, portfolio deduplication (never recommend a skill already homed elsewhere)…
Scan a portfolio of authored Claude Code skills and produce, per target repo, a precise list of which skills to ADD, which to UPDATE (with direction), and which to CROSS-LINK rather than copy. Uses a per-repo function-level inclusion bar, portfolio deduplication (never recommend a skill already homed as its own repo…
Quantitatively measure how effective a project's automated test suite is at catching real bugs, by replaying historical incidents at pre-fix commits and classifying CI failure history.
Quantitatively measure how effective a project's automated tests are at catching real bugs. Use this skill when: (1) the user asks 'how good are our tests?', 'do our tests actually catch bugs?', 'measure test effectiveness', or 'audit our test suite'; (2) a team has anecdotal impressions about test quality but no…
cutify-this — a bundle of cute skills. Cutify the browser tab (hand-authored SVG favicons), sparkle up the whole page (fairy cursor, sparkle trails, scroll progress, confetti, floaters), pop your repo's README (cute house-style front page), and cutify your terminal (Ghostty themes, rounded Nerd Fonts, a Starship…
Add a cute, hand-authored SVG favicon to a web app. Three techniques (emoji, gradient blob, 16×16 pixel art) — ships with 56 pixel-art mascots and 22 emotion-variant gradient blobs.
Add a cute, hand-authored SVG favicon to a web app — the tiny icon that shows in the browser tab. Use when the user asks to add a favicon, browser tab icon, tab logo, page icon, site icon, or "cute thing in the tab," or says the current tab shows a blank/default square. Covers 3 techniques in increasing effort: (A)…
Make a macOS terminal cute and then prove it renders: 463 built-in Ghostty themes, rounded Nerd Fonts, and a Starship prompt — plus a verify-glyphs script that catches the "?" boxes before the user sees them, and a per-terminal prompt split so Ghostty keeps its icons while Apple Terminal, VS Code and ssh get a prompt…
Make a macOS terminal cute and then PROVE it renders — themes, rounded fonts, and a coloured Starship prompt, with a verification step that catches the "?" boxes before the user sees them. Use when the user asks to make their terminal prettier, cuter, nicer, less boring; wants a colour scheme or theme (Catppuccin…
Author a cute, high-signal GitHub README in a polished house style: a pixel/arcade hero, a badge row, a bold one-line value prop, a captioned demo image, an emoji feature table, a copy-paste install block, a contributors shoutout, and an honest limitations section. Ships a fill-in template + baked-in hero recipes…
Use when writing or upgrading a GitHub/open-source project's README so it actually pops — a cute, high-signal front page instead of a wall of text. Triggers on "write a README", "make my README pretty/cute/pop/stylish", "polish/redo my repo's README", "README template", "repo front page", "add badges / a hero banner /…
Use when a user wants to add cute, playful runtime effects to a web page — a fairy-wand or magic custom cursor (star / heart / moon / pixel / sailor-moon), a sparkle / star / heart / fairy-dust trail following the mouse on move and click, an animated floating scroll-depth / scroll-progress indicator (ring, comet bar…