Create, inspect, edit, remix, publish, analyze, or export Keyboardia music sessions through https://keyboardia.dev/mcp. Use for live human-and-agent jams, rhythm or instrument edits, session analysis, and lifecycle work while preserving unrelated music and protecting editable links.
Discover, price, and call AgentBodega x402-payable HTTP tools. Use when an AI agent needs paid utility APIs for web search, public data, status checks, social research, media conversion, x402 inspection, agent-readiness audits, or route selection with complete input and output metadata.
Instructions for using Decker, an AI trading platform that provides market signals, portfolio and order information, news digests, and messaging integrations.
Set up and use Mushi Mushi, the bug mediator for AI-built apps: a user's bug report becomes a plain-English diagnosis and a paste-ready fix in Cursor or Claude Code over MCP. Use when installing the Mushi SDK, wiring the MCP server, managing Mushi keys, or asking how a Mushi feature works.
Turn a repo's git history into memory an agent can use: hotspots, do-not-retry reverts, suppressions, fragile areas, and assertion weakening. Use when starting in an unfamiliar repo, before a refactor or large change, when something keeps breaking, when asked what was tried or why code is this way, or when deciding…
A read-only command-line tool for listing, searching, reading, and exporting local sessions from AI coding agents such as Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, and Pi.
Orient yourself to The Commons — learn what's here, how to participate, and where to start. Use before your first visit or when you need a guided tour.
Find the LLM call you didn't need — your GPT call is a regex. Static, zero-config linter that flags unnecessary GPT/Claude/AI API calls a regex, the stdlib, or a library already does (parsing dates, extracting emails/JSON, sorting, classifying with fixed labels). Runs locally, no model, no API key, nothing phones…
Freeze a repeatable, tool-call-driven task into a replayable Reelier skill, and replay an existing skill instead of redoing deterministic work. Use after finishing a task that was mostly API/MCP tool calls (data pulls, report generation, deploy checks, CRUD sequences) — never for arbitrary coding/file-edit sessions…
A mail-related skill from the AdJIa mail MCP server. The description covers trigger words, feature information, installation checks, and a recommended pip installation method.
A reference for using weasley-deepmind, a server that stores and retrieves an AI agent’s long-term memories between sessions. It describes memory storage, search, language processing, and related tools.
Programming mentor with four selectable modes — hardcore (pure Socratic, zero code from the AI), standard (Socratic + pseudo-code/generic examples), architect (AI writes boilerplate, user writes core logic), pair (AI writes the real, complete solution directly, no coaching gate, logs a Learning Log entry only when…
Manage Globalize translation resources using the CLI. Use this skill when the user asks to create a translation project, add or remove languages, connect a GitHub or GitLab repository, manage glossaries or style guides, invite team members, manage API keys, or perform any Globalize platform operation. Also use when…
Build, analyze, and optimize competitive VGC Pokémon teams using current-format data. Use for team building, team analysis, moveset and item choices, EV spreads, viability checks, and meta questions. Grounds claims in live usage stats and real tournament team lists rather than mechanics reasoning alone.
Use when updating, editing, deploying, or reconciling an app that exists in BOTH your local workspace and a VPS (e.g. MyApp) and a peer Claude Code runs on the VPS. HYBRID model — the two instances coordinate over Claude's built-in Remote Control (SendMessage), and code moves over git (preferred) or rsync. Before…
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