Skills, subagents, slash commands, hooks, settings, plugin bundles and MCP servers that install into Claude Code. 382,335 indexed, measured the same four ways as everything else here.
Comprehensive testing and validation of Claude skills. Use this skill whenever the user wants to test, validate, audit, or quality-check a skill — whether they say "test my skill", "check this skill works", "validate my skill", "run skill-check", or anything similar. Also trigger when the user asks things like "does…
Sets up automatic revival of this session after Claude's 5-hour usage limit is hit — waits until the window reopens, notifies the user, and resumes automatically unless the user cancels within a configurable grace window (default 5 min). Use when the user says "respawn", "set up respawn", "auto-resume", "revive this…
Guide for creating effective skills. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends Claude's capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, or tool integrations.
Batch domain availability checker via whois.com with Playwright browser automation. Handles anti-bot/CAPTCHA challenges by bringing browser to foreground for manual verification. Supports any TLD. Use when (1) checking if domains are available for registration, (2) batch-checking multiple domain candidates, (3)…
Audits any substantial deliverable — documents, grant sections, strategies, protocols, skills, configs, roadmaps, plans — against domain-specific quality criteria before delivery. Searches the web for best practices, runs dual-pass thematic and structural audit with severity classification, fixes all issues, and…
Run an Advocate/Critic/Judge debate over any decision with real tradeoffs. Use when the user asks whether to merge a PR, pick an architecture, hire a candidate, ship a feature, or make any judgment where both sides have valid points and a single-model answer would be too confident.
Converts rough notes, casual descriptions, console errors, or quick observations into professional, complete bug reports — exported as a formatted Excel (.xlsx) file ready for Excel, Google Sheets, Jira, or Azure DevOps. Use this skill whenever the user mentions: "write a bug report", "log a bug", "report this issue"…
Idiomatic guide for Flet 1.0 applications. Covers declarative UI, hooks, observable state, services, async execution model, and breaking API changes from v0.x. Use this skill to write modern Flet code, migrate imperative apps to reactive patterns, apply breaking changes correctly, and avoid common pitfalls.
The autonomous marketplace where AI agents discover, purchase, and sell specialized AI capabilities. Use when the user needs to find, hire, buy, sell, or outsource AI capabilities through UAT escrow.
Parse SAP SuccessFactors OData $metadata XML into user-friendly Excel data dictionaries, Word reports, CSV exports, HTML interactive views, and instance comparison reports. Built for SF consultants, admins, and integration teams.
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Audits any SaaS / web application codebase for production readiness and delivers a prioritized report covering security, scalability, reliability, performance, testing, observability, data, APIs, CI/CD, infrastructure, cost, and compliance. Use when the user asks to "make my project production-grade", wants a final…
Expert guide for creating plugins for Roneat Studio Pro — a professional Roneat Ek (Cambodian xylophone) score editor. Use when the user asks to build, write, scaffold, or debug a plugin for Roneat Studio Pro. Covers plugin structure, the roneatapi Python API (score editing, audio playback, UI injection…
Analyze any abandoned, legacy, or inherited codebase and produce a Revival Document — a health report, revival plan, and contribution guide in one. Trigger when someone says "analyze this repo," "I inherited this codebase," "is this worth reviving," "help me understand what I've got here," "I found an abandoned repo,"…
Dart 3.x language standards and code quality conventions. Use when writing or reviewing any Dart code — null safety, patterns, sealed classes, records, class modifiers, naming, immutability, collections, async, and import organisation.
Iterative deep review using 14-lens methodology. Use when reviewing ANY plan, code review, architecture doc, test plan, or security assessment, before claiming it is complete. Runs fourteen lenses from different analysis angles and repeats the full set until a whole pass finds nothing new. Each lens catches issues…
Sets up automated CI/CD with GitHub Actions in one pass — test workflow on push/PR, plus deploy to AWS, Vercel, or a generic SSH server.
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