Skills, prompts, AGENTS.md files and MCP servers that Codex reads. Skills are shared with Claude Code; the rest is Codex-native. 281,792 indexed, measured the same four ways as everything else here.
Write, edit, or review Agent Spaces Workflow UI project code from a user-provided project path while looking up Workflow UI renderer, host component, and plugin source from the current working directory instead of MCP/runtime agent tools. Use when an external agent needs to work on Workflow UI React or HTML preview…
A process for turning selected parts of a spoken script into vertical, paper-collage-style information animations. It covers choosing suitable sections, making still preview frames, and producing a 1080×1920 video with sound effects after user approval at each stage.
Create dev-only auth shortcuts so AI browser automation agents can authenticate instantly. Analyzes your auth system, creates guarded endpoints/scripts, detects your browser automation tools, and updates agent instructions. Use when setting up dev authentication for browser automation, or when agents struggle with…
A knowledge guide for the EasyInput V2.0 development board, a hardware board whose PCB is marked AI Keyboard V2.1. It records the board’s components, wiring, firmware context, evidence, safety limits, and known gaps.
Set up, extend, or repair OpenTelemetry instrumentation and export to Everr. Use for missing or duplicate signals, exporter failures, or temporary debug instrumentation. For investigating application behavior with existing telemetry, use everr-use-telemetry.
A release check that tests a change, reports whether it passes, and can run a limited fix-and-retest cycle. A release is the act of making a software version available.
A Metabase AI-readiness coach, covering the data groundwork that makes AI answers trustworthy: modeling with Transforms, table and field metadata, the Glossary, saved Metrics, and marking canonical content. Use this skill whenever the user wants to check if their data is ready for AI, prep the underlying data for…
Design, theme, and author complete Stream Deck layouts for the user's hardware using the streamdeck-mcp tools. Use whenever the user wants a custom Stream Deck setup, asks for a themed deck (e.g. "hello-kitty Twitch deck", "retrowave music controls", "a dev deck for this repo"), wants buttons or dials configured for…
A Chinese-language analysis guide for very short-term trading in Chinese A-shares, the mainland China stock market. It uses market mood, leading stocks, probability, and risk-control ideas, and requires market and portfolio context before drawing conclusions.
Use when setting up a fiction project, planning, drafting, revising, or reviewing fiction where chapter versions, author feedback, character knowledge, scene causality, dialogue, or style fidelity matter.
Still-image generation guide for SpriteCook. Use with spritecook-workflow-essentials when generating pixel art or detailed/HD assets, choosing models, and keeping style consistency with reference assets.
A command-line tool guide for inspecting and safely changing an open Godot 4.6 project. Godot is a tool for building games and interactive applications.
A migration guide for moving TileLang operators from GPUs using CUDA to Huawei Ascend NPU hardware. It examines the GPU implementation and generates a corresponding NPU implementation.
Use when reviewing a prose plan, spec, PRD, requirements doc, design doc, or brainstorm, or invoking /doc-review. Not for collaborative drafting: use doc-coauthoring.
A workflow for analysing a reference video and creating prompts and replacement-material plans for a similar video. FFmpeg extracts video frames, and a vision model examines them.
MCP server "powerbi-server" as configured in data-goblin/learn-mcp-servers. Runs Lesson 004 - Query a Power BI model/powerbi_server.py with python. Needs 1 environment variable to run.
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