Design execution engine. Holds the accessibility and craft standards as pass/fail gates, picks a page or composition shape before any visual rule so two briefs do not produce the same layout, and runs a computed ship check before delivery. Use this skill for ANY design or build task in any medium: poster, flyer…
Orchestrate test execution — run unit, integration, and E2E tests, collect coverage reports, and analyze failures. Use when running tests, checking coverage, debugging test failures, or validating code changes before merge.
Help someone rapidly become work-ready, interview-ready, or project-ready for an unfamiliar software technology or technical role by mapping their existing or adjacent experience, identifying true gaps and negative-transfer risks, and building a constraint-aware practice plan. Use for practical technical ramp-up…
A guide to making useful contributions to an open-source project, including bug reports, minimal examples that reproduce problems, pull requests, contribution rules, licenses, and security disclosures.
Draw on, annotate, and mark up screenshots — circles, rectangles, arrows, spotlights, blur effects, macOS cursors, and zoomed insets. Use this skill whenever the user asks to draw, annotate, mark up, highlight, point out, emphasize, circle, box, or call attention to anything in a screenshot or image. Trigger…
Deliver notifications via push, SMS, email, in-app, and webhooks — manage templates, schedule delivery, track status, and respect user preferences. Use when sending notifications, managing templates, checking delivery status, scheduling alerts, or configuring preferences.
Thoroughly find dead, unused, and unreachable code in a repository and produce a confidence-ranked report. Use this skill whenever the user asks to find dead code, unused variables, unused functions or classes, unreachable code, orphaned files, unused exports, unused dependencies, stale CI files, orphaned config…
Stress-test a product decision, PRD, roadmap, experiment, or feature proposal using explicit assumptions, simplicity-first scope, surgical changes, and measurable verification loops. Use when product work is ambiguous, over-scoped, solution-led, risky, or needs a clear go/no-go recommendation.
Looks up "glossary " on English Wikipedia and returns a source-grounded definition rendered as a web page. Every claim cites the exact snapshot line carrying the term; unknown terms return insufficientevidence instead of a guess.
Build, refactor, and lint agent skills: create a new skill, edit its steps, restructure it cleaner, check it for problems, or convert a workflow into one. Trigger on any mention of a skill, SKILL.md, or skill steps.
Use when the user brings messy, layered, scattered, overloaded, or ambiguous context and asks to organize it into a brief. Trigger on notes, transcripts, research dumps, meeting context, strategy thoughts, emails, Slack threads, customer feedback, planning fragments, personal context, or requests like "make sense of…
Use this skill when building a terminal UI (TUI) in Go with Bubble Tea and the Charm stack: the Elm Architecture / MVU pattern (tea.Model with Init/Update/View), Cmd/Msg event flow, Lip Gloss styling and layout, Bubbles components (viewport, list, table, textinput, textarea, spinner, progress), Glamour markdown…
Use this skill if your uncertainty with a package's API is > 5% to create a deterministic, versioned mirror of the package repo with a built-in coordinate system, installed as an additional skill.
Generate conventional commit messages without scopes based on staged changes. Use when the user asks for commit message help, has staged changes, or is about to commit.
Orchestrates a four-agent coding pipeline (Specifier -> Coder -> Refactorer -> Architect) with steel-cage quality gates and automatic failure routing. Use when the user wants spec-driven development, says "run the four-agent pipeline", "compile this requirement into acceptance criteria", "multi-agent TDD", or wants AI…
Generate agent skill ideas through problem-driven brainstorming. Situation-specific, narrow-but-universal. Triggers when user wants skill ideas or needs to expand their skill collection.
Scans a codebase for design token drift - raw hex colors, off-scale spacing, near-duplicate colors, font sprawl, hardcoded z-index. Use when asked to "audit my design tokens", "find hardcoded colors in this codebase", "check for design token drift", or "clean up our CSS variables". Returns a severity-ranked report…
Give a repository a full health exam — doc rot, dependency staleness, CI decay, git hygiene, dead links, docs contradicting code — and grade it. Use when the user wants to know what quietly rotted, or a prioritized maintenance list.
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