sordi-ai/skill-everything

Git-versioned agent memory: agents that never make the same mistake twice. Anthropic-Skill folder standard, multi-runtime (Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode).

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skill-everything

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Git-versioned agent memory — agents that never make the same mistake twice.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 20 tokens original MIT

brainstorming

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when generating ideas, exploring solution space, or facilitating divergent thinking before committing to an approach.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 23 tokens original MIT

branch-finishing

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when closing out a feature branch — pre-merge checklist, rebase, CI verification, cleanup, and post-merge steps.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 31 tokens original MIT

code-quality

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when writing or refactoring code. Generic rules to prevent the most common review comments — function length, naming, error handling, security, and tooling.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 34 tokens original MIT

db-schema

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when designing database schemas, writing migrations, or reviewing table structure. Covers naming, keys, indexes, constraints, nullability, and migration safety.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 33 tokens original MIT

debugging

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when diagnosing a bug, reproducing a failure, or performing root cause analysis. Covers systematic isolation, binary search, logging strategy, and hypothesis-driven investigation.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 35 tokens original MIT

docker

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when writing or reviewing Dockerfiles, docker compose files, or container build pipelines. Covers layer caching, multi-stage builds, security hardening, and compose conventions.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 35 tokens original MIT

domain-template

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when documenting project-specific knowledge. Template for ADRs, naming conventions, business rules, and tech-stack quirks.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 27 tokens original MIT

drawio

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when creating or reviewing architecture diagrams, Mermaid diagrams, or draw.io files.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 19 tokens original MIT

error-log

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when learning from a mistake. Central memory of past errors and derived rules; consult before logging a new error to avoid duplicates.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 29 tokens original MIT

fastapi

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when building FastAPI endpoints, Pydantic models, or async APIs. Covers routing, dependency injection, error handling, testing, and OpenAPI hygiene.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 35 tokens original MIT

git-conventions

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when committing, branching, or opening a pull request. Conventional commit format, branch naming, PR scope.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 26 tokens original MIT

github-cli

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when using the gh CLI to manage pull requests, issues, releases, or CI workflows on GitHub.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 25 tokens original MIT

implementation-plan

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when planning before writing code, defining scope, or producing an implementation plan for a feature or change.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 24 tokens original MIT

langchain

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when building LangChain pipelines, LCEL chains, agents, or retrieval-augmented generation systems.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 24 tokens original MIT

python

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when writing Python code. Type hints, error handling, mutable defaults, async patterns, and packaging conventions.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 24 tokens original MIT

react

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when writing React components. Hook discipline, state placement, performance, async cleanup, and list keys.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 23 tokens original MIT

review-deployment

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when reviewing code or planning a deployment. Pre-merge checks, migration ordering, rollback strategy, post-deploy verification.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 29 tokens original MIT

security-review

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when performing a security review, checking for vulnerabilities, or implementing authentication and authorization logic.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 21 tokens original MIT

sordi-ai/skill-everything

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when executing the self-extension workflow. Six steps from a mistake to a merged rule, with CI gates and CODEOWNERS approval.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 32 tokens original MIT

shell-scripting

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when writing or reviewing Bash or POSIX shell scripts — automation, CI steps, deploy scripts, or any shell-based tooling.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 30 tokens original MIT

svg-check

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when editing, generating, or reviewing any SVG diagram. Pixel-perfect Playwright bbox-check is the acceptance test — eyeballing is not sufficient. Run on every SVG before declaring done.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 40 tokens original MIT

tdd

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Apply when adding new behavior or fixing a bug. Red-green-refactor cycle, test-first discipline, when TDD doesn't pay.

not rated 20 3mo ago A 29 tokens original MIT

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