Skill Claude CodeCodex
A guide for writing and reviewing Rust HTTP web-service code with axum and tower. Axum handles web requests and routes, while tower provides reusable request-processing layers such as timeouts or rate limits.
Skill Claude Code
A helper for creating Git commits, with either an automatically generated commit message or one supplied by the user.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A Markdown document-management workflow for keeping product specifications, technical standards, contracts, design documents, and guides consistent. It checks wording, fields, links, and duplicate definitions across documents.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A Chinese-language ebook reading and note-making workflow for EPUB and PDF books, producing an overview and structured notes for each chapter.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use this skill when working on Rust backend code or docs for the Fusion stack (v0.3): fusions, fusion-common, fusion-core, fusion-db, fusion-web, fusion-rpc, fusion-security, fusion-ai, standalone fusion-sql, fusion-mq, fusion-weixin, fusion-storage, hetuflow. Covers DI + typed ModelManager over sqlx via DbxPostgres…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A review guide for Rust code, the programming language used to build reliable software. It checks code quality, safety, performance, errors, ownership, lifetimes, concurrency, tests, and— for library crates—how easy the public API is for other developers to use.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A general set of rules for spec-driven development, where written requirements guide the implementation. It covers designs, architecture documents, and agreements between parts of a system, such as APIs, events, data schemas, permissions, and error codes.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A workflow for translating EPUB ebooks, a common digital-book format, chapter by chapter after first building a shared terminology list. It can produce a bilingual book with the translation below the original or a translation-only version.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A writing guide for producing or revising Chinese blog posts, tutorials, architecture notes, technical comparisons, and personal essays. It describes a problem-led, first-person style based on the author's stated blogging experience.
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