Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when a task involves database schema inspection, migrations, SQL queries, repository-to-database tracing, data validation, or safe database debugging in an existing codebase.
not rated 5 3mo ago A 37 tokens
5Stars on the repository
16Mods indexed here, across every type
3mo agoLast push, which is what freshness is scored on
noneNo LICENSE: all rights reserved, so bodies are not copied
git-workflow
02Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when a task involves git status inspection, branch management, staging, commits, diffs, history review, conflict-aware change handling, or preparing changes for push and pull request workflows.
not rated 5 3mo ago A 41 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when implementing or modifying backend work in Noah so changes follow the existing feature registry, handler-service-repository layering, module dependencies, and runtime boot patterns.
not rated 5 3mo ago A 38 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when a Noah task targets the AI Assistant Platform broadly or ambiguously and you need to preserve the platform split between knowledge runtime, assistant runtime, prompt governance, citations, safety, evaluation, and admin operations.
not rated 5 3mo ago A 48 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when a Noah task changes AI Assistant runtime behavior such as sessions, messages, assistant profiles, prompt versions, prompt compilation, model/provider execution, response shaping, traces, or generic proposed-action flows.
not rated 5 3mo ago A 46 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when a Noah task changes AI Assistant guardrails, citation validation, refusal or escalation behavior, safety outputs, review queue flows, trace inspection, or offline evaluation and scoring behavior.
not rated 5 3mo ago A 45 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when a Noah task touches protected routes, privileged actions, or permission-sensitive flows so auth semantics, RBAC, and scope rules are preserved on both frontend and backend.
not rated 5 3mo ago A 42 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when a Noah task affects GitHub Actions workflows, CI checks, deployment automation, VPS provisioning, production env rendering, release pipeline safety, or operational secrets for build and deploy.
not rated 5 3mo ago A 44 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when a Noah task changes data crossing the FE/API boundary so request shapes, response shapes, models, mappers, permissions, and invalidation behavior are updated coherently on both sides.
not rated 5 3mo ago A 43 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when the user provides a Noah issue, keyword, screenshot, UI text, route, API endpoint, log line, field name, or suspected module and wants the agent to quickly find the owning files, classify the boundary, and propose a verified change plan before editing.
not rated 5 3mo ago A 61 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when implementing or modifying frontend work in Noah so changes follow the existing module registration, route metadata, API wrapper, mapper, schema, table, and widget patterns.
not rated 5 3mo ago A 40 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when a Noah task touches staff, user, department, department administrator assignment, staff route params, or identity mapping so users.id and staffs.id semantics stay correct.
not rated 5 3mo ago A 39 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when a Noah task changes AI Assistant knowledge runtime behavior such as source management, uploads, parsing, chunking, embeddings, taxonomy, visibility, ingestion jobs, or retrieval eligibility of knowledge documents and chunks.
not rated 5 3mo ago A 47 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when reviewing or finishing Noah changes to identify likely regressions around feature ownership, contracts, permissions, caching, realtime, jobs, and registration patterns before sign-off.
not rated 5 3mo ago A 39 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when a task targets the Noah monorepo and you need to determine whether the work belongs in frontend, backend, or both, then inspect the minimum required files before making changes.
not rated 5 3mo ago A 44 tokens
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