Drive the Polis agent pipeline end-to-end from the terminal — list issues/PRs and their stage, create issues, apply any agent: trigger label (plan / spec / code / fix / review), watch the Actions run, read review feedback, and merge — without touching the GitHub web UI. Use when the user wants to run, drive, advance…
Review planning documents by reading the plan docs and doing a thorough codebase walkthrough, then writing detailed review docs. Use when the user asks to review, audit, critique, or validate a plan, design doc, or spec in the permit0 repository.
Write planning documents for new permit0 features, integrations, or significant changes. Use when the user asks to plan, design, spec, or write a plan for a new integration, pack, feature, or architectural change in the permit0 repository.
Release process, CI/CD workflow rules, sccache/S3 caching strategy, version numbering, and changelog conventions for eullm. Use when working on .github/workflows/.yml, cutting a release, tagging EuLLM-v, editing CHANGELOG.md, or debugging CI cache/build-time issues.
Generate images and video from text prompts via the mediagen CLI, across Gemini, OpenAI and Kie AI. Use when asked to create, generate, render, or edit an image or a video — a logo, an illustration, a mockup, a photo, a banner, a clip — or to mark existing media as AI-generated. Also covers choosing a provider or…
AI-driven documentation repair with structured research workflow, template-aware generation, and quality validation loops. Generates or fixes canonical documentation by researching the actual codebase, not using placeholders. Iterates until guard passes.
Cross-document consistency analysis and quality assessment. Performs read-only analysis across all canonical docs, identifies drift, coverage gaps, and quality issues. Produces a structured report with severity-ranked findings. Modeled after speckit-analyze.
Create or update feature specifications from natural language descriptions. Use when starting new features or refining requirements. Generates spec.md with user stories, functional requirements, and acceptance criteria following spec-driven development methodology.
Scans a Python AI project for EU AI Act compliance gaps using AIR Blackbox. Use when the user asks to check compliance, scan their code, audit their AI project, or mentions EU AI Act, Articles 9-15, or compliance checking.
Interprets AIR Blackbox scan results and maps findings to specific EU AI Act articles, recitals, and remediation steps. Use when the user has scan output and wants to understand what to fix, why it matters, or how to prioritize.
Hand off a model from Blender (via BlenderMCP) into Unity (via MCP for Unity) — export the current Blender model, import it through importmodelfile, and place it in the open scene. Use when the user has BlenderMCP and MCP for Unity both connected and wants to bring a Blender model into Unity. Does NOT drive Blender's…
Audits kernel.chat pages for responsive visual craft, accessibility, motion safety, interaction truth, runtime health, and production rendering. Use when reviewing an issue or artifact, checking whether a design is finished, comparing desktop and mobile, validating reduced motion or print, finding overflow and broken…
Guides the design, layout, styling, and interactivity of kernel.chat editorial spreads and standalone artifact editions. Use this skill when editing or creating pages, React components, CSS files, or single-file HTML artifacts in the kernel.chat project to enforce the POPEYE-inspired bilingual design grammar and the…
Kevin is your AI legal sidekick for AI startups. Use this skill for ANY legal, compliance, or regulatory task related to AI — reviewing vendor contracts, drafting AI addendums/DPAs, classifying risk under EU AI Act or CAIA, writing AI governance policies, privacy notices, threat model assessments, enterprise due…
Comprehensive global privacy compliance agent skill covering GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, HIPAA Privacy Rule, EU AI Act, LGPD, cross-border data transfer mechanisms (SCCs, BCRs, EU-US DPF), PII identification and classification, data minimization, consent management, privacy-by-design patterns, DPIA workflows, data subject access…
Runtime deny for EU AI Act Article 5 and Article 50 on this prompt or output via ComplyEdge TrustLint MCP. Use when the user wants agent I/O compliance enforcement, not system classification, FRIA forms, or C2PA watermarking.
End-to-end verify, simplify, and ship the current change. Use when the user says "go" or "/go" at the end of an instruction, or explicitly asks to verify and PR. Detects what was touched (capability / API route / SDK / frontend / docs), runs the right verification, invokes /simplify, and opens a PR. Refuses to PR if…
Execute real-world verification and data capabilities through the Strale API. Use when tasks require IBAN validation, VAT checks, company lookups, sanctions screening, beneficial ownership, domain reputation, SSL certificate checks, web scraping, document extraction, patent search, GDPR checks, or any of 250+…
Reviews web and application accessibility against WCAG 2.2 AA and the European Accessibility Act (EAA, enforceable June 2025). Covers semantic HTML, ARIA usage, keyboard navigation, focus management, color contrast, screen-reader compatibility, form labels and errors, alternative text, motion and animation…
Production readiness review for applications incorporating AI / ML — covering classical ML models, generative models, LLM-powered applications, RAG systems, and agentic workflows. Checks AI system inventory, EU AI Act classification, training data governance, model supply chain, evaluation harness, prompt injection…
Reviews the path from code commit to running production — CI/CD pipeline quality, deployment strategy (rolling, blue-green, canary), rollback procedures, database migration patterns, feature-flag discipline, environment parity, release versioning, smoke tests after deploy, deployment observability hooks, and change…
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