done
01Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use before closing a task, raising a PR, pushing, or reporting completion.
not rated 2 2mo ago A 18 tokens
original MIT
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9Mods indexed here, across every type
2mo agoLast push, which is what freshness is scored on
MITLicence, which decides whether bodies are shown
linters
02Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when a repo lacks a lint command for changed code, when adding a new language/toolchain, or when asked to improve static checks. Add relevant linters conservatively, using existing project tooling first, and avoid adding dependencies without a clear project fit.
not rated 2 2mo ago A 54 tokens
original MIT
opentasks
03Skill Claude CodeCodex
Maintain a lightweight docs/tasks/ repo convention for coding-agent tasks and open questions: bootstrap the folder, create task/question markdown files, update status, close or reopen items, list open work, and rebuild the derived index.
not rated 2 2mo ago A 48 tokens
original MIT
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use after substantial security-impacting implementation changes to review the branch diff for high-confidence vulnerabilities.
not rated 2 2mo ago A 21 tokens
original MIT
slice
05Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use before planning implementation to define the smallest demonstrable vertical slice.
not rated 2 2mo ago A 15 tokens
original MIT
spike
06Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when behavior is not yet known and exploratory work is needed before TDD.
not rated 2 2mo ago A 19 tokens
original MIT
tdd
07Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use before writing source code for behavior with an assertable contract. Do not use for pure formatting, docs-only edits, or declared exploratory spikes.
not rated 2 2mo ago A 32 tokens
original MIT
threat-model
08Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use before security-relevant architecture work to model trust boundaries, assets, attacker capabilities, abuse paths, and mitigations.
not rated 2 2mo ago A 28 tokens
original MIT
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