A curated library of AI agent definitions, orchestrators, skills, and rules — plus a bootstrapping workflow for assembling them into project teams. The goal is to capture effective ways of working for human-AI collaboration in a single place, and to make spinning up a well-structured AI team as low-friction as possible.
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Skill Claude Code
FFT-based sanity check for audio output files — verifies fundamental frequency, THD, SNR, clipping, and silence. Use after offline C tests or WASM OfflineAudioContext captures to confirm a signal chain is producing correct output.
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Run a Criterion benchmark on a Rust DSP crate and assert against a checked-in baseline. Establishes whether the implementation fits the real-time budget and catches performance regressions — the Rust equivalent of perf stat against the audio buffer time.
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Regenerate a C header from a Rust crate via cbindgen and diff it against the committed header. Fails if the generated output differs — catches "Rust signature changed but the C header was not regenerated" before it reaches the C side.
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Extract design tokens from any live website using the Dembrandt CLI, and save them in W3C Design Tokens (DTCG) format. Use when you need to inspect or borrow a site's design system.
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Static analysis of Emscripten build flags targeting AudioWorkletGlobalScope. Parses a Makefile or build script, extracts emcc flags, and cross-references against a known list of APIs unavailable in the worklet environment. Flags configuration patterns that will cause runtime failures in the browser.
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Compile a Faust DSP source file to C, verify the API surface (function names, I/O counts, struct name), and optionally compile the result with clang. Runs a parameter smoothing audit before compilation. Use after any change to a .dsp file.
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Generate a matching extern "C" header from a Faust-generated C file. Extracts public function signatures, applies the opaque-typedef pattern, and emits a correctly guarded header. Eliminates the manual header maintenance step and prevents header/implementation drift.
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Scan Claude Code JSONL session transcript files for behavioral patterns — loops, errors, expensive turns, trial-and-error signatures. Returns structured findings for the improvement-analyst agent.
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Run cargo +nightly miri test against a Rust DSP crate to detect undefined behaviour the compiler missed — out-of-bounds access, use-after-free, uninitialised memory reads, invalid pointer arithmetic. Miri is the cheapest sound UB detector for Rust; this skill wraps it with the right isolation flags for audio DSP…
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Audit a Rust DSP crate for real-time-safety violations — verifies #![nostd], no alloc dependency, panic = "abort", runs targeted clippy lints, greps for banned constructs in the hot path, and scans the compiled LLVM-IR for allocator symbols. Designed to be run on any Rust DSP crate before merge.
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Inspect a compiled .wasm binary — validates structure, lists exports and imports, detects SIMD and threading opcodes, and reports binary size. Requires wabt; wasm-opt (Binaryen) is optional.
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Opinionated wasm-pack wrapper that builds a Rust crate to wasm32-unknown-unknown with project-pinned flags (SIMD, LTO, panic=abort), applies a wasm-opt post-pass, and auto-invokes wasm-module-inspect on the result. Single entry point so the agent never reaches for raw wasm-pack and forgets a flag.
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Headless Playwright smoke test for an Emscripten + AudioWorklet WASM build. Builds the WASM target, serves it locally, launches headless Chrome, clicks Start Audio, verifies the engine initialises without console errors, and checks for non-silent audio output.
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