alyssa-dahlberg/agent-skills

Portable agent skills for Claude Code and other agents

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review-lenses

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alyssa-dahlberg/agent-skills

Skill Claude Code

Review code, a plan, a design, or an idea through one or more lenses. Accepts plain-English requests — "review this branch", "review the architecture of these interfaces", "check the payment flow against PCI concerns", "sanity-check this idea". Resolves the request into review jobs (each one lens × one target)…

not rated 2 1mo ago A 181 tokens original MIT

technical-editor

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alyssa-dahlberg/agent-skills

Skill Claude Code

Editorial review of factual technical writing. Covers markdown docs, READMEs, code comments, doc comments, commit messages, PR descriptions, and class/method names. Two jobs, in order. First, put each fact in one place at the right level of detail and link to it rather than restating it in three documents that drift…

not rated 2 1mo ago A 208 tokens original MIT

alyssa-dahlberg/agent-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Review and act on accumulated feedback reports about agents, skills, and tools — the field reports left by the tooling-feedback skill under .agent-feedback/. Finds the reports, investigates each against the agent, skill, or tool it names, drives it to a resolution, and cleans up handled reports. Defers the actual…

not rated 2 1mo ago A 116 tokens original MIT

tooling-feedback

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alyssa-dahlberg/agent-skills

Skill Claude Code

Capture an in-the-moment field report when an agent, skill, or tool falls short during a real session — a missed catch, awkward steps, a wrong trigger, or just leaving you wishing it did more. Covers all three — the agents you delegate to, the skills you invoke, and the tools you call — not just tool usage. Writes a…

not rated 2 1mo ago A 152 tokens original MIT

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