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Use the cgg call-graph CLI to map function-level call relationships across a codebase and pull the result (as mermaid) into the working context. Trigger when the user asks "what calls X?", "what does X depend on?", "what would break if I change this?", needs to understand an unfamiliar module before editing it, scopes…
Diagnose why a PR's CI failed — compare the CI definition against the sandbox, classify the failure, and make the minimal repair. Use when a PR is red and you must work out why before changing anything.
Generate seamless, tileable isometric terrain tiles (Hay Day / farm-game style) with ComfyUI on consumer GPUs (RTX 3060 12GB). Use this skill whenever the user wants to create ground tiles (grass, dirt, water, road, plowed field, sand, stone, snow), build a tilemap that connects without seams or gaps, fix tiles that…
A guide to using Origin, a scientific graphing and analysis application, through connected tools. It covers writing data, making charts, formatting them, and viewing the results.
Control Adobe After Effects via the ae-mcp server. Use for mograph, editing, subtitles, and Blender-to-AE 3D. Enforces verification gates so work is not marked done without proof.
A timeline-editing skill for creating new videos or changing parts of an existing timeline in a CapCut-style editor. It can work with media assets and export the result while keeping edits undoable.
Record a small MP4 while demonstrating or verifying a UI change, then attach the video as proof. Linux cloud sessions record the private virtual display; macOS records only the app window under test. Use for any repo whenever a UI change is verified or demoed.
Build or edit a school's public landing pages (home, course, product, pricing pages) with the lmslanding tools - templates first, real data only, granular ops.
Coach this agent on work the person needs again and again, such as a weekly note, an article, a recap or an image series. Use it when the person starts a job for one of their workflows, reacts to a draft, or asks what was learned from earlier jobs. Goals, drafts and the person's own words are saved in their…
Manage Keycloak users, groups, roles and realms through the Keycloak Admin REST API. Runs locally from the keycloak-model-context-protocol npm package. Needs 14 environment variables to run.
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Set up WorkOS AuthKit sign-in in a project with npx workos@latest install, which needs no WorkOS account. Use when the user asks to add WorkOS or AuthKit authentication to an app, to scaffold a new app with WorkOS, or to claim the temporary WorkOS environment the installer created.
Decide on, build, and prove one GPU-rendered surface on a web page — a WebGL shader background (mesh gradient, grain, liquid metal on a logo, fluted glass) or a React Three Fiber scene. Use when a task adds, changes, or reviews a canvas, shader, or 3D element; when someone shares a ShaderGradient, Paper Shaders…
Use when the user wants to write, add, fix, stabilize (flaky), refactor, run, or audit Playwright browser tests, draft requirements/stories from a recording (no tests), find test-coverage gaps, scaffold a Playwright project, or set up Playwright CI. Vindicate's guided workflow for grounded, conformant Playwright test…
Use this skill when the user asks to create, edit, outline, storyboard, review, or improve presentations, slide decks, pitch decks, lecture decks, executive decks, or PPTX-oriented content.
Discover and model the architecture of an unfamiliar codebase, emit a canonical architecture model plus derived structured view files for multiple audiences, then automatically hand off to architect-diagram for the interactive HTML diagram. Use this skill when asked to explore a repository, identify runtime…
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