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A verification-focused workflow for AI agents that research information through web searches. It is designed to reduce made-up claims by checking evidence.
Skill Claude Code
A verification-focused workflow for AI agents that research information through web searches. It is designed to reduce made-up claims by checking evidence.
Skill Claude Code
A skill for searching South Korea's public data portal, data.go.kr, for datasets and public APIs. It responds to Korean requests such as finding an API or checking whether public data exists.
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A guide to common FastAPI backend patterns, including routes, dependency handling, JWT login, error handling, SQLAlchemy 2, Pydantic 2, and asyncpg.
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A guide to structuring Flutter apps with clean architecture: separate feature code into data, domain, and presentation layers, using repositories, use cases, and Riverpod where appropriate.
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A skill that applies Git Flow, a branching method for organising feature and release work, and requires commit summaries in Korean.
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A guide to organising Kotlin and Android applications by feature, using separate data, domain, and presentation layers. It describes how repositories, use cases, and ViewModels fit together.
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Guidance for connecting UIKit screens to Swift's Combine framework within the MVVM design pattern.
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A guide for structuring asynchronous Swift code in UIKit apps that use the MVVM pattern, where view models handle screen data and actions.
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Guidance for structuring Swift and iOS apps with Model–View–ViewModel, a pattern that separates data, screens, and screen logic.
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A guide to managing state in SwiftUI applications using the Model-View-ViewModel pattern, where screen logic is separated from the view. It covers SwiftUI observation tools and asynchronous task handling.
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Review, commit, and push all intended changes in the current Git repository when the user invokes $gitpush or asks to commit and push the current project.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: