Elite website image-to-code skill for Codex. For visually important web tasks, it must first generate the design image(s) itself, deeply analyze them, then implement the website to match them as closely as possible. In Codex, it must prefer large, readable, section-specific images instead of tiny compressed boards…
Internal test harness for plugin maintainers. End users should not invoke this. Runs synthetic personas through critical journeys against the plugin and produces LLM-judge findings reports. Trigger words "/test-personas", "run the test harness", "test the plugin end-to-end", "run the test personas".
Create or align agent plugin repositories, install deterministic managed FSX plugin maintenance, and validate or apply the whole plugin set through exactly two aggregate Just commands.
This skill should be used when designing CrewAI crews with YAML-first architecture. Use it to create crews, configure agents and tasks, select processes, and generate validation-ready outputs.
AI Agent-driven Kaggle competition workflow. Learn from real competition experience: score stabilization patterns, submission troubleshooting, kernel workflows, GPU task delegation, and the spec-driven development approach that achieved top leaderboard positions. Use when: working on any Kaggle competition, analyzing…
When the user wants to apply to startup accelerators, incubators, or fellowship programs. Also use when the user mentions "YC application", "Techstars", "accelerator", or "apply to programs".
Use this skill for ANY git operation — commits, pushes, PRs, releases, or version tagging. Triggers on: "commit", "push", "save my changes", "create a PR", "open a pull request", "ship this", "make a release", "tag this version", "checkpoint my work", or any request to record or publish code changes. Produces…
Convert upscaled pixel art images back to clean, sharp pixel art. Detects grid size, extracts true pixel colors, and outputs crisp results. Supports icon mode (remove background, crop, center) and scene mode (preserve full image).
Manages architecture project state in .arch/state.json and .arch/decisions.md. Use when reading or updating project phase state, checking architecture status or project progress, asking "what phase are we in", tracking component acceptance, recording or logging decisions, or validating phase transitions.
Opt-in onboarding for the mARC agent team. Scaffolds a per-repo team binding so the team graduates from ephemeral session-memory to persistent, versioned config — without ever writing a file silently. Discovers the repo's org/repo/ project at runtime via gh, prefills {{ agentsdir }}/team.toml, and (optionally) a lean…
Extract the most controversial or genuinely-novel insights from a YouTube video and output them both as a .txt file and printed in the terminal. Use when the user provides a YouTube URL and wants the key ideas, hot takes, or original thinking — NOT video clips. Optionally cross-checks ideas against the web to judge…
Use when generating documentation from a codebase, creating architecture docs, building an Obsidian vault from code, or when someone asks to document or explain a project's structure.
Audit and safely optimize the local Commander setup: version freshness, junk, count drift, superseded agents, hooks, settings keys, MCP staleness and cost settings. Read-only scan first; backs up, archives (never deletes) and asks before any fix. Use when the setup feels cluttered, stale or slow.
Release any git repo that declares its version locations (no .rhiza/ needed) in one run — choose a version from a table, bump, regenerate the changelog, open a release PR, let the forge merge it once its checks pass, then tag the merged commit.
A Chinese-language skill that guides interactions in a fictional palace-court role-play style based on the television drama Empresses in the Palace. Its description covers setup, behaviour rules, interaction methods, and reports.
Controls Obsidian vaults via the official CLI (1.12+). Reads, creates, appends to, and searches notes. Manages daily notes, tasks, tags, properties, templates, bookmarks, and plugins. Analyzes knowledge graph structure including backlinks, orphans, and unresolved links. Triggers on Obsidian, vault, notes, daily notes…
Shape output for a reader with ADHD: lead with the next action, number multi-step work, restate state across turns, suppress tangents, give specific time estimates, make wins visible. Invoke with /i-have-adhd; stays on until "stop adhd mode".
Create stunning, animation-rich HTML presentations from scratch or by converting PowerPoint files. Use when the user wants to build a presentation, convert a PPT/PPTX to web, or create slides for a talk/pitch. Helps non-designers discover their aesthetic through visual exploration rather than abstract choices.
Board of Directors orchestrator. Convene 3–5 director agents for any strategic question, collect their individual votes, surface conflicts, and synthesize a single decision proposal. Use when a question is too complex or multi-dimensional for a single perspective.
How the Furl context-compression plugin works in Claude Code and Codex — the furlcompress / furlretrieve / furlstats / furlpurge / furlsearch / furllist MCP tools, the > retrieval flow, and Claude Code's optional automatic hooks. Use when the user asks what Furl is doing, how to compress or retrieve content, why…
Orchestrate a software task end-to-end in Claude Code. Use this whenever the user describes building, fixing, reviewing, planning, or shipping something in a project — e.g. "build the X MVP", "add feature Y", "review this PR", "diagnose this bug", "plan this out" — and especially when resuming work after a context…
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