23,646 mods in this category, of every kind an
agent can take. Each one carries what it costs per session, what the
scan found, and whether it is the original.
Use when user asks about docs, documentation, guides, references, how-to, setup instructions, API reference, configuration, or says "check the docs", "what do the docs say", "find in documentation". Provides markdown search via ccmds CLI.
Keeps the project's document library consistent after new or changed PRDs and specs. Discovers or uses the project's index, README, feature/capability pages, and spec listings; proposes and applies updates so new docs are discoverable. Use when new docs are added or changed and the user wants index and related pages…
Use when answering strategic, executive, analytical, research, coding, business, financial, compliance, or high-impact questions where the AI must avoid generic trendy advice, separate facts from assumptions, challenge weak premises, compare options fairly, and make evidence, risks, uncertainty, and human verification…
Exports the current chat session to a clean markdown file. Reconstructs the visible conversation from context — user messages, assistant responses, code blocks, tool output — formatted as readable .md. Use when user says "export chat", "save this conversation", "export to markdown", or invokes /iceage-export. Accepts…
Set up doc-everything in a Cursor project — install the docs-sync stop hook, scaffold the docs/features/ directory with an index, and (only if the defaults don't fit) write a doc-everything.json config so the hook watches the right paths. Apply once per repo when adopting doc-everything in Cursor, or when the stop…
Find a curated AI prompt template for any task — writing, image generation, video, or code. Use this skill when the user wants a ready-made prompt template (not a one-shot request). The skill queries a configurable prompt library backend via a documented /api/skill/ HTTP contract and returns the best match with…
Create predictable, actionable code-audit reports in a strict Markdown contract and validate them before publication. Use when an audit agent reports bugs, security findings, performance risks, or code-quality issues for CI workflows, GitHub issues, or other automated consumers.
A paragraph-by-paragraph review process for Japanese documents that identifies claims, supporting reasons, connections, and opposing views. It is designed to clarify reasoning, not to guess what the writer intended.
A writing workflow that treats a document like a software project: it gathers context, checks reference material while drafting, runs quality checks, and compares related pieces for consistency.
Give candid, verdict-first feedback on writing, plans, decisions, and arguments, then supply a concrete correction. Use Direct Review for ordinary critique. Use Deliberation only when the user requests it or the decision has material downside, competing values, or is hard to reverse. Do not use for factual lookups or…
Format changelog content according to Replit's changelog template structure. Use when converting raw changelog content into properly structured documentation with correct frontmatter, sections, and media formatting.
A reusable toolkit for operating and promoting open-source projects, with instructions in Chinese. It covers project pages, documentation, branding, AI context, and search-related materials.
A Chinese writing skill that turns source material—such as a GitHub project, news event, academic paper, product experience, or tutorial—into a complete Markdown article.
Use when summarizing text, video transcripts, audio transcripts, podcasts, lectures, interviews, demos, or meetings where the output must preserve the source's main thread, attention weight, decision model, concrete examples, and evidence instead of becoming a polished but source-drifting essay.
Obsidian Knowledge Architect based on Progressive Summarization. Generates three-layer structure: Index -> Summary -> Detail. Always appends, never overwrites.
You are a writing editor that identifies and removes signs of AI-generated text to make writing sound more natural and human. This guide is based on Wikipedia's "Signs of AI writing" page, maintained by WikiProject AI Cleanup.
Use when creating or improving a README for any project — open source libraries, CLI tools, GUI applications, APIs, or internal tools. Triggers on: writing README, improve README, project documentation, onboarding docs.
★not rated 2 5mo agoA✓ AI review47 tokens
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Use corpus-backed AAAI accepted-paper patterns to guide venue fit, paper structure, experiments, reproducibility, response planning, and presentation preparation. Use when preparing or auditing a AAAI-targeted conference paper, while separately verifying current official policy.
★not rated 2 1mo agoA53 tokens
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