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writing-assistant
Edits, rewrites, or improves text for clarity, tone, grammar, or style.
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Skills IA DevOps
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roadmap-prioritization
Prioritize roadmap initiatives with tradeoffs. Use when a senior developer needs help ranking projects.
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api-request-builder
Build a basic HTTP request (curl or fetch) for an API. Use when a junior developer needs a quick request example.
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system-design-draft
Draft a practical system design for a feature. Use when a mid-level developer needs a starting architecture.
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codebase-orientation
Guide quick orientation of an unfamiliar codebase with module mapping, entry points, and local run steps. Use when a junior developer needs to get situated fast.
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git-basic-helper
Provide safe git commands for common tasks. Use when a junior developer needs help with branching, commits, or resolving simple conflicts.
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cli-ux-improver
Improve CLI help, errors, and output. Use when a mid-level developer needs to make a CLI friendlier.
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small-script-generator
Generate a small helper script for repetitive tasks. Use when a junior developer needs a quick automation snippet.
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security-quick-scan
Scan code or configuration for common security issues. Use when a mid-level developer needs a quick security pass.
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release-notes-drafter
Draft release notes from changes and PRs. Use when a mid-level developer needs a structured changelog.
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graphql-query-optimizer
Optimize GraphQL queries and resolvers for performance. Use when a mid-level developer needs to reduce N+1 or payload size.
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refactor-roadmap
Create a staged refactor plan for a module. Use when a mid-level developer needs a safe refactor path.
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ci-failure-triage
Diagnose CI failures and stabilize pipelines. Use when a mid-level developer needs to resolve flaky or failing builds.
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caching-strategy-helper
Recommend caching strategies and invalidation patterns. Use when a mid-level developer needs performance guidance.
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incident-postmortem
Draft an incident postmortem with timeline, RCA, and action items. Use when a senior developer needs a structured post-incident report.
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threat-modeling
Perform threat modeling for a system or feature. Use when a senior developer needs security risk assessment.
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reliability-slo-sla
Define or review SLOs and SLAs for a service. Use when a senior developer needs reliability targets.
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performance-budgeting
Define performance budgets and guardrails. Use when a senior developer needs performance targets and enforcement.
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team-onboarding-guide
Create an onboarding guide for new engineers. Use when a senior developer needs structured onboarding materials.
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prompt-optimization
Improve and rewrite user prompts to reduce ambiguity and improve LLM output quality. Use when a user asks to optimize, refine, clarify, or rewrite a prompt for better results, or when the request is about promp...
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domain-modeling
Model domains and bounded contexts for complex systems. Use when a senior developer needs domain-driven design guidance.
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compliance-readiness
Assess readiness for compliance audits. Use when a senior developer needs a gap analysis for standards.
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platform-migration-plan
Create a plan to migrate platforms or runtimes. Use when a senior developer needs a phased migration approach.
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data-governance-check
Review data handling for privacy and retention. Use when a senior developer needs governance validation.
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