Use when the owner hands the agent a multi-step task: grill the intent first (G1-G5 plan card, owner gate), then run it as an autonomous mission — restore context from ViBo memory, find and fix problems safely, iterate via paths A/B/C, save lessons. Built-in DEMO memory (100 facts) works without the ViBo CLI.
Finds and compares installed agent skills through the read-only skill-router MCP. Use when the user asks which skill to use or when a task is ambiguous, unfamiliar, multi-domain, or requires a multi-step workflow.
Survey a project read-only (working tree, issues and their priority, open PRs, unfiled plans) into a one-screen dashboard that crowns one finish-first next move routed to the kit that does it, saved by default as a throwaway snapshot under docs/status/. Use when you sit down at a project and ask "what should I do…
Orchestrate large, multi-stage engineering work with a decision-focused Lead, reusable economy Workers, repository-backed handoffs, and optional host task messaging. Activate only for an explicit $tao command. Do not orchestrate simple local edits or activate merely because this skill is being maintained.
Audit an AI-generated app for fake completeness — features that look finished in the UI but are not actually wired to anything. Traces every user-visible promise from the button to the database and back. Use when asked to run /vibeproof, to check if an app is really done, to find fake or dead UI, unwired buttons…
Use when reviewing a diff, pull request, or code change — systematic checklist for correctness, clarity, security, testability, and adherence to the project's conventions. Covers what to look for, how to give actionable feedback, and when to approve vs. request changes.
Development workflow. Use when building a feature, creating an MVP, refactoring code, fixing a bug, or any task that involves writing or changing implementation code.
Expert front-end web typography — apply this whenever you are styling text on the web or making type decisions in HTML/CSS/JSX/Tailwind. Use it to choose and pair fonts, build a type scale, set body copy and headings, tune fluid/responsive type with clamp(), fix line-height, rhythm, measure and heading wraps, improve…
Extracts a design-token set - palette, type, spacing, radii, shadows, motion - from a live URL, screenshots, or a CSS file, into CSS custom properties plus a W3C Design Tokens JSON file. Trigger on "extract design tokens from this site", "pull the tokens from this screenshot", "turn this CSS into tokens", "build a…
Plan, write, research, edit, review, and analyse essays while protecting the writer's voice and factual integrity. Use when asked for an essay writer, AI essay writer, essay writing assistant, essay helper, thesis, outline, argument, complete draft from scratch, essay editor, essay rewriter, essay improver, natural or…
Use when the user wants a UX / UI / interaction-design review or redesign of an app, dashboard, editor, canvas, AI/agentic product, web app, or mobile app — including microinteractions, motion, loading, error recovery, empty states, accessibility, perceived performance, and AI trust/observability. Triggers on "audit…
Compile collected videos, articles, documents, and research into layered, traceable knowledge documents or fail-closed claim certificates. Use when a user needs research synthesis that separates supported knowledge, conditional findings, practitioner experience, viewpoints, anecdotes, disputes, and rejected claims; do…
Multi-step git commit workflow. Gathers state, triages sensitive content and secrets, groups changes into logical units, runs the project's test/lint gate, proposes a plan for approval, and commits with conventional messages and no AI attribution. Use when changes need to be committed — when the user says "commit"…
Find skills you can install and use in Claude Cowork for a given topic. Use this skill whenever the user wants to discover existing skills before building their own — triggers include "find cowork skills for X", "what skills exist for X", "is there already a skill for X", "search for skills about X", "find me a skill…
Run an autonomous, self-directed build loop that keeps working across many goals without per-step prompting — design the system that does the work, then let it run (Addy Osmani's "loop engineering"). Use whenever the user wants to "keep going on your own", "run until done", grind through a backlog or goal-list…
Investigate why a strange piece of code exists before anyone deletes it (Chesterton's fence). Use when the user points at a weird line, hack, magic constant, or workaround and asks why it's there, whether it's still needed, or if it's safe to remove.
Que puede hacer Claude y donde (Chat, Claude Code, Code web, Cowork, Chrome), con el como exacto. What Claude can do & where, across surfaces. Usa /claud o pregunta una capacidad.
Create new skills, modify and improve existing skills, and measure skill performance. Use when users want to create a skill from scratch, update or optimize an existing skill, run evals to test a skill, benchmark skill performance with variance analysis, or optimize a skill's description for better triggering accuracy.
Runs a pre-ship design QA gate on a screenshot, URL, or PR HTML/CSS - checks states, WCAG 2.2 contrast, touch targets, breakpoints, and keyboard paths, then returns a pass/fail table and fix list. Trigger phrases - "QA this screen", "is this ready to ship", "check this PR for accessibility issues", "audit before…
Apply the Flutter team's official app-architecture guidelines (docs.flutter.dev/app-architecture, the MVVM pattern used by the Compass sample app) whenever writing, reviewing, refactoring, or reasoning about Flutter/Dart code. Trigger this for anything touching Flutter widgets, screens, ViewModels, state management…
Phase 0 of any project - fire whenever asked to start, scaffold, set up, or adopt a project ("new Python CLI", "set this repo up properly", "add a frontend stack"). Interview, scaffold via OFFICIAL creators, describe into project.yaml, prove with gates.
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