A language- and domain-agnostic engineering discipline for building non-trivial software that actually survives real use — services, parsers, CLIs, data pipelines, simulators, interactive tools, agents, compilers, anything with state, logic, or behavior beyond a toy. Use this skill WHENEVER a task involves writing or…
Design feedback mechanisms that help AI systems learn from users - thumbs up/down, preference ranking, corrections, and human-in-the-loop escalation. Use when: RLHF UX, user feedback for AI, thumbs up down design, AI correction flow, human in the loop, feedback signal design, AI improvement loops.
Operate only in authorized scope: bug bounty targets explicitly in scope, owned systems, defensive reviews, or labs. Decline or pause on requests involving unauthorized access, stealth, persistence, service disruption, credential abuse, real data theft, or abuse of third-party systems.
Search trackly for current jobs and companies, inspect job briefs and preferences, and save only the jobs the user chooses. Use when the user asks to find, compare, inspect, or track job openings.
Expert helper for planning, configuring and troubleshooting Electron desktop builds. Use when packaging or distributing a desktop app with Electron, when an electron-builder or electron-forge build fails, when there are errors related to Electron versions, Node versions, native modules, code signing, installer…
Create, revise, polish, inspect, export, and preview complete stylized Roblox R6 and R15 character animations on authentic Studio-derived Blender rigs through MCP. Use when Codex must make Roblox walks, runs, idles, attacks, emotes, jumps, or other full-body actions; import or validate a real Roblox Motor6D/control or…
Proves that agent work is actually done: each claim becomes a ledger row with a gate that was executed, captured raw evidence, and a status a builder is not allowed to write for itself. Use when a technical result must be auditable later — shipping or migrating something users depend on, a change whose failure is…
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Orchestrates modular story development by diagnosing the current phase and routing to the right story skill for foundations, worldbuilding, scene writing, or revision. Use when building a story from scratch, improving an outline, strengthening narrative structure, or guiding story development in staged workflows.
TDD-first spec management for AI coding workflows. Use this skill when the user explicitly mentions specs, forging, or structured planning: says "forge", "forge a spec", "write a spec for X", "create a spec", "plan X as a spec", "resume", "what was I working on", "spec list/status/pause/switch/activate", "implement…
Use when asked to read, extract content from, or convert documents — PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, or HTML files — into Markdown text so an AI agent can process them.
Comprehensive project planning and documentation generator for software projects. Creates structured requirements documents, system design documents, and task breakdown plans with implementation tracking. Use when starting a new project, defining specifications, creating technical designs, or breaking down complex…
Use when building ML pipelines, orchestrating training workflows, automating model lifecycle, implementing feature stores, or managing experiment tracking systems.
A tool for looking up Chinese company registration and business-risk information, such as owners, executives, shareholders, business scope, registered capital, and legal disputes.
Use when changing unusual or defensive code, mature APIs, dependencies, or architecture, or estimating a migration where Git history may reveal hidden constraints.
A fully configurable job hunting assistant. Use this skill for anything related to finding, applying for, or preparing for jobs at any level (intern through executive / C-suite) in any industry. Triggers include: "find jobs", "search roles", "scan today", "evaluate this JD", "analyse this job", "tailor my CV"…
Calculate and recommend optimal YugabyteDB cluster sizing based on workload inputs. Use this skill whenever the user asks about YugabyteDB cluster sizing, capacity planning, node count, vCPU requirements, storage sizing, memory recommendations, or wants to know how many nodes they need for a given workload. Trigger…
Robyn backend scaffolding and architecture guidance for projects using robyn-config. Use when creating or evolving Robyn services, choosing DDD vs MVC, choosing SQLAlchemy vs Tortoise, adding entities with robyn-config add, scaffolding admin panel with robyn-config adminpanel, adding observability stack with…
Validates Kubernetes manifests and Terraform configs against the DeployGuard policy ruleset. Acts as a senior reviewer: every violation explains why it matters and what to fix, not just what's wrong.
Use this skill whenever a user wants to onboard, deploy, install, or operate kubernetes-ontology; set up its Helm chart, release CLI, daemon, or topology viewer; run Kubernetes topology queries; diagnose Pod or Workload failures with AI-agent workflows; or connect human visual troubleshooting to the CLI and HTTP API.…
A planning guide for turning an AI product idea into a written product architecture. It organizes the idea around users, situations, capabilities, and data, then explains how information moves through the product.
B2B discovery call coach. Paste any transcript — Granola export, Fireflies, Fathom, plain text, a file path — and get a full coaching report: framework flags, gaps the rep failed to build, admissions captured, and a complete next-call script. Uses local memory files to track deals across multiple calls so coaching…
Deploy remote-workstreams on this Mac — tmux + Tailscale checks, engine wiring (Claude Code / Codex), Deepgram/Cartesia keys into the macOS Keychain, pairing PIN, launchd install, tailscale serve, pairing QR, round-trip test. Use when the user wants to install, deploy, or repair a remote-workstreams service.
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