Magical-Bear/BillUserManualSkills

A Claude Skill description of me. install skills and know what technology stack what I used and dont't disturb me!!!

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super-bill

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Magical-Bear/BillUserManualSkills

Skill Codex

A top-level engineering guide and workflow coordinator for product, software, hardware, AI, operations, testing, Git, deployment, and acceptance work. It routes software tasks to the relevant specialist guidance.

not rated 9 changed 1mo ago A 67 tokens original MIT

super-bill-ai

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Skill Codex

An instruction set for designing and building AI applications, including agents, tool use, knowledge search, model training, and inference services. It requires defining measurable results, costs, response limits, privacy rules, and fallback handling.

not rated 9 1mo ago A 49 tokens original MIT

super-bill-hardware

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Magical-Bear/BillUserManualSkills

Skill Codex

A set of instructions for building software that runs on physical devices and communicates with sensors, boards, and networks. It covers platforms such as ESP32 and STM32, device wiring, firmware, and message protocols.

not rated 9 1mo ago A 63 tokens original MIT

super-bill-ops

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Magical-Bear/BillUserManualSkills

Skill Codex

An operations guide for checking systems and running services with systemd, the Linux service manager. It covers permissions, servers, dependencies, logs, deployment, rollback, and production safety.

not rated 9 1mo ago D 57 tokens original MIT

super-bill-software

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Skill Codex

A software-development instruction set covering web applications, APIs, databases, asynchronous Python services, and React front ends. It also describes preferred tools and rules for choosing technologies.

not rated 9 1mo ago A 64 tokens original MIT

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