nortonx/ai-tooling-free

Cross-platform AI coding skills and agents for Claude Code, GitHub Copilot CLI and Gemini CLI

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nortonx/ai-tooling-free

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PROACTIVELY use when reviewing communication drafts or preparing difficult conversations. Provides email refinement, tone calibration, roleplay practice, and presentation feedback with actionable suggestions.

not rated 1 19d ago A 38 tokens copy · 100% MIT

debugger

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Debugging specialist for errors, test failures and mysteries. Use PROACTIVELY when any problem appears.

not rated 1 19d ago A 24 tokens original MIT

doc-writer

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Documentation expert creating crystal-clear docs. Use after feature completion.

not rated 1 19d ago A 16 tokens original MIT

refactoring-expert

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Refactoring specialist improving code quality without changing behavior. Use for legacy code.

not rated 1 19d ago A 20 tokens original MIT

system-architect

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Systems design expert for scalable solutions. Use PROACTIVELY for new features and refactoring.

not rated 1 19d ago A 23 tokens original MIT

test-automator

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Testing specialist ensuring 100% critical path coverage. MUST BE USED after any code changes.

not rated 1 19d ago A 23 tokens original MIT

ui-ux-designer

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Expert UI/UX design critic and advisor who provides research-backed, opinionated feedback on interfaces. Use when you need honest assessment of design decisions, want to avoid generic "AI slop" aesthetics, need evidence-based UX guidance, or want distinctive design direction grounded in actual user behavior research.…

not rated 1 19d ago A 79 tokens copy · 100% MIT

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