Agent Skills (SKILL.md) by OverKill Hill for Claude, OpenClaw, and Codex. BPMN-aware Mermaid diagramming, a LinkedIn voice-to-post pipeline, and process-capture meta-skills for turning recurring work into reusable agent skills. Gotta have the skillz to pay the bills.
This repository also configures its own agents. See what skillz tells them →
Skill Claude CodeCodex
The complete Replit design iteration loop as a single coherent workflow — extract → sandbox → variant → graduate. Use when redesigning, improving, or creating variants of any UI component or page. Covers the "extract first, never approximate" rule, DESIGN subagent brief anatomy, variant labelling conventions on…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Keep Replit project work autonomous and Free Mode-first with bounded execution, checkpointed quota recovery, and quiet upgrade handling. Use when the user asks to maximize Free Mode, avoid repeated upgrade nudges, retry after a five-hour or weekly limit, preserve work across interruptions, or keep routine work moving…
Skill Codex
Recover and maintain safe GitHub synchronization for a Replit project. Use when Replit reports PUSHREJECTED, cannot commit through its UI, or a project needs to pull, commit, reconcile, merge, or push changes to its GitHub default branch. Also activate for "Replit GitHub out of sync", "push rejected", "sync Replit to…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Navigate and build in a Replit pnpm multi-artifact monorepo without silent failures. Covers the non-obvious rules that cause blank previews, port conflicts, workflow naming errors, and broken cross-artifact imports: BASEURL prefix discipline, PORT env var reading, managed workflow naming, pnpm catalog drift, and…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
OverKill Hill P³ one-Repl repository cleanup workflow for safely auditing and tidying a single Replit workspace's Git checkout. Use when a user asks to clean up merged or abandoned branches and pull requests, purge stale subrepl- or agent/ branches, normalize file and folder names, or remove repository detritus. Also…
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: