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Browse published AI skills maintained by Emz1998. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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Indexed skills

29

Repository stars across indexed skills

17

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0

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1

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29 skills

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hooks-management

Emz1998

Use PROACTIVELY when you need to create, update, configure, or validate Claude hooks for various events and integrations

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tdd-vitest-typescript

Emz1998

Test-Driven Development (TDD) using Vitest and TypeScript. Use when the user requests help with TDD, writing tests before code, test-first development, Vitest test setup, TypeScript testing patterns, unit testi...

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agile-planning

Emz1998

Generate agile release plans with sprints and roadmaps using unique sprint codes. Use when creating sprint schedules, product roadmaps, release planning, or when user mentions agile planning, sprints, roadmap,...

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agent-management

Emz1998

Use PROACTIVELY this agent when you need to design and create optimal Claude Code subagents, update existing agents with new capabilities, revise agent configurations, analyze project requirements to identify s...

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code-instructor

Emz1998

Educational code development skill that teaches programming concepts while building applications. Use when the user wants to learn how code works, understand programming concepts, or build an app with detailed...

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hook

Emz1998

Use PROACTIVELY when you need to create, update, configure, or validate Claude hooks for various events and integrations

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specs-creator

Emz1998

Creates detailed specifications from client needs including product specs, technical specs, design specs, and API specs. Use when the user requests help with requirement gathering, creating specifications, docu...

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writing-data

Emz1998

Use this skill when you need to structure data in `srs/data` for the Next.js app

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writing-types

Emz1998

Use this skill when you need to write types and interfaces in `srs/types` for the Next.js app

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executing-epic-workflow

Emz1998

Execute systematic feature development using EPIC methodology (Explore, Research, Plan, Validate, Implement, Review, Iterate). Use when building features, implementing complex tasks, or following structured dev...

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specs-creator

Emz1998

Use PROACTIVELY this skill when you need to create comprehensive PRDs, tech specs, and ux specs based on feature description. If the user specify "Create PRD", "Create Tech Specs", or "Create UX Specs", this sk...

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generating-output-styles

Emz1998

Creates custom output styles for Claude Code that modify system prompts and behavior. Use when the user asks to create output styles, customize Claude's response format, generate output-style files, or mentions...

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ux-prototyping

Emz1998

Create interactive single-file HTML prototypes for UX validation. Use when the user asks to create a prototype, mockup, or interactive wireframe based on specs/architecture/ux.md or any UX specification. Trigge...

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implementation-review

Emz1998

Automatically trigger review agents after task completion. Use when strategic-planner finishes planning tasks (calls plan-consultant) or when main agent completes coding tasks in /implement workflow (calls code...

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skills-creator

Emz1998

Creates and maintains Agent Skills with effective triggers and progressive disclosure. Use when user requests to create a skill, generate a SKILL.md, build custom capabilities, or mentions "create skill", "new...

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agent-management

Emz1998

Use PROACTIVELY this agent when you need to design and create optimal Claude Code subagents, update existing agents with new capabilities, revise agent configurations, analyze project requirements to identify s...

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managing-project-rules

Emz1998

Creates and updates modular project rules for Claude Code in .claude/rules/ directory. Use when creating, updating, or modifying rule files, organizing project guidelines, setting up code standards, or when use...

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