fikrilal/engineering-agent-skills

Portable Agent Skills for understanding, designing, and evolving software systems

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orient-codebase

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fikrilal/engineering-agent-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Build a practical mental model of an unfamiliar software repository. Use when joining a codebase, returning after substantial changes, encountering an unfamiliar stack, asking how a repository is organized, or needing a guided reading order before making changes. This skill is explanatory and read-only by default.

not rated 2 1mo ago A 59 tokens original MIT

trace-behavior

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fikrilal/engineering-agent-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Trace one user action, background job, request, event, data mutation, or failure path end to end through a codebase. Use for questions such as how refresh works, where a setting is stored, what happens at startup, how authentication restores, or why an observed result appears. This skill is explanatory and read-only…

not rated 2 1mo ago A 72 tokens original MIT

tutor-code

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fikrilal/engineering-agent-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Teach a specific file, function, type, expression, language construct, or framework pattern in an unfamiliar stack. Use when the user asks what code means, why it is written that way, how an unfamiliar construct works, or wants an explanation mapped to languages and frameworks they already know. This skill is…

not rated 2 1mo ago A 71 tokens original MIT

fikrilal/engineering-agent-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Create or revise an engineering proposal from a technical discussion and repository evidence. Use when the user asks to formalize a feature, refactor, architecture direction, platform integration, migration, or other non-trivial change before implementation. Produces a repository-specific proposal rather than filling…

not rated 2 1mo ago A 71 tokens original MIT

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