dot-ai-users
25Skill Claude Code
Manage users (create, list, delete).
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Skill Claude Code
Get comprehensive system health and diagnostics.
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Skill Claude Code
Create a git worktree for PRD work with a descriptive branch name. Infers PRD from context or asks user.
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Skill Claude Code needs its repo
Write documentation with real, validated examples. Executes commands through the user to capture actual output. Use for any new documentation or major doc updates.
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dot-ai
29Skill Claude Code
Kubernetes cluster operations via dot-ai CLI - natural language cluster queries, AI-powered deployment recommendations, issue troubleshooting and remediation, Day 2 operations (scale, update, rollback, delete), resources, namespaces, events, logs, organizational knowledge base (ingest, search, query), organizational…
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Skill Claude Code
Generate retro arcade style infographic prompts for documentation pages.
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Skill Claude Code
Build and publish the mock-server Docker image to GitHub Container Registry. Use when mock server fixtures or code have changed and need to be published.
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write-docs
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Write documentation with real, validated examples. Executes commands through the user to capture actual output. Use for any new documentation or major doc updates.
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copy · 98% MIT
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