Systematically refactor TypeScript codebases for readability, type safety, and AI-friendliness. Use when asked to "refactor this", "clean up this code", "make this codebase better", "improve code quality", or when inheriting a messy TypeScript project. Covers assessment, prioritization, and safe incremental…
Distill knowledge from any source — blog posts, articles, documentation, GitHub repos, video transcripts, books, papers — into a well-structured agent skill. Use when the user shares a URL, article, repo, or body of knowledge and wants it turned into a reusable skill. Triggers on: "make a skill from this", "distill…
Audits AI instruction sets for over-prompting. Applies six tests to each rule, then classifies it as CUT, RESOLVE, MERGE, EVALUATE, SHARPEN, MOVE, or KEEP. USE WHEN BPE, bitter pill, audit setup, trim instructions, simplify setup, or clean up CLAUDE.md. NOT FOR attacking an idea's logic (use do-red-team).
Find prior project work through the current Recall MCP tools. USE WHEN context search, prior work, recall, remember, previous sessions, context recovery, what did we do, find session, search history, pick up where we left off, resume. NOT FOR published content search.
Routes independent work through current Agent dispatch, background execution, role briefs, worktree isolation, and coordinator-managed synthesis. USE WHEN parallel execution, agent team, swarm, spawn agents, fan out, divide and conquer, multi-agent, coordinate agents, custom agents.
Real Chrome/Brave/Helium + macOS Computer Use from inside the browser - zero CDP fingerprint, real sessions; mandatory for visual deploy verification. Drive clickwork yourself. USE WHEN verify deploy, confirm UI, screenshot verification, computer use, macos automation, debug web, troubleshoot, visual check…
Recipe diagrams: convert any recipe into a high-resolution Cooking for Engineers-style PNG process-flow table with aligned ingredient streams, preparation branches, joins, temperatures, timings, and finish steps. Use when the user asks for a recipe diagram.
GitHub Projects management via gh CLI — creating projects, managing items/fields, plus opinionated PM recipes — board bootstrap, Epic→Feature→Task issue hierarchy with sub-issue linking, label policy, running a plan against the board, picking next work, and status reporting. Use when working with GitHub Projects (v2)…
Manages stacked PRs and splits multi-part work into reviewable branches with gh-stack. Use for stack creation, viewing, edits, push, submit, sync, rebase, merge, or checkout; when asked to split or isolate work for review; whenever a user mentions a stack, branch layers, dependent PRs, or gh stack; or when a stack is…
Pull PR review comments and triage them — separate substantive feedback from bikeshedding, stale comments, misreads, AI slop, and other noise. Use this skill whenever the user asks to "review my PR comments", "triage feedback", "go through my PR", or wants help deciding what to address vs push back on. Make sure to…
Safe GitHub pull request workflow for low-experience Git users. Use when pulling, syncing a feature branch with main, resolving conflicts, undoing mistakes, recovering from a bad rebase, or deciding how to merge a PR while keeping main clean. Triggers on: "update my branch", "rebase my branch", "resolve git…
Install and drive the published roughdraft CLI — a local-first markdown editor/viewer for reviewing markdown with an AI agent (comments + CriticMarkup suggestions). USE WHEN open markdown in roughdraft, review a draft, roughdraft open/start/status/stop, install roughdraft CLI, hand a markdown file to a human for…
Grill a workspace into one of six ICM fleet trees. Use when someone asks to ICM a folder, interview a process for Interpretable Context Methodology, design a skill library / firstmate home / product pipeline / docs bundle / brownfield map / scout workspace, or says icm-grill, icm-interview, grill this workspace.…
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