Simplification audit or authorized codebase simplification whose stated objective is to remove accidental complexity. Use for evidence-backed deletion or consolidation of dead code, duplicate state, redundant APIs or layers, ownerless abstractions, obsolete compatibility or design records, and over-engineering in any…
A document-reading skill that finds concepts in meeting notes, plans, or pull-request descriptions and connects them to an existing knowledge graph. A knowledge graph stores concepts and their relationships.
Use when you need to find related files, understand code dependencies, or analyze impact scope. Triggers when the user asks about: "Which files use this function/class?" "What files will be affected if I change this?" "Find code related to X" "What does this file depend on?" "Where is this symbol defined/referenced?"…
Pre-launch codebase audit skill. Use this whenever someone is about to ship, deploy, launch, push to main/prod, or merge a release - even without "goshipit" explicitly. Trigger on: "is my app ready?", "can I deploy now?", "pre-deploy check", "review before launch", "is this production-ready?", "check my codebase"…
A tool that turns a codebase or GitHub repository into a bilingual Chinese-and-English illustrated explanation. It saves the explanation as a single HTML slide deck in a hand-drawn Xiaohei style.
Analyze any abandoned, legacy, or inherited codebase and produce a Revival Document — a health report, revival plan, and contribution guide in one. Trigger when someone says "analyze this repo," "I inherited this codebase," "is this worth reviving," "help me understand what I've got here," "I found an abandoned repo,"…
Provides token-efficient analysis of dependency libraries. Gathers all necessary information about given libraries. Improves development efficiency. Must be used before the actual development process.
Use semantic code search before reading files. Find relevant chunks by intent (e.g. "where is auth handled?") via the semhood MCP server, then read only what's needed.
Analyze a GitHub repository URL and produce a source-backed, time-boxed reading route through its critical execution path. Use for unfamiliar repository walkthroughs, rapid codebase onboarding, or tracing how a feature works from a GitHub repository, directory, or file link.
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