generating-handoff-context
Generates comprehensive context summaries for async team handoffs. Use when user says "create handoff", "handoff summary", "I'm leaving for the day", or needs to pass work to another team member.
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Generates comprehensive context summaries for async team handoffs. Use when user says "create handoff", "handoff summary", "I'm leaving for the day", or needs to pass work to another team member.
Generates daily crypto morning note from both analysis scripts. Use when user asks for "morning notes", "morning note", or "daily report".
Generates app_spec.txt specification files from codebases. Use when you need to create specification documents, analyze code structure, document project architecture, or generate comprehensive project overviews...
Generates features_spec.txt files for use with auto-code extension mode. Analyzes existing codebase and creates structured feature specifications based on user requirements.
Carga el archivo CLAUDE_PROMPT.md como contexto para aplicar las instrucciones y mejores prácticas del proyecto. Úsalo cuando el usuario quiera aplicar las guías personalizadas, principios de trabajo, o cuando...
This skill should be used when creating Galaxy Hub news posts, writing content for galaxyproject.org/news, or converting content to Galaxy Hub markdown format.
Convert a single Nextflow process to a Galaxy tool XML
Convert a complete Nextflow pipeline to Galaxy
Convert a Nextflow subworkflow to a Galaxy workflow
Router skill for Nextflow to Galaxy conversions - directs to appropriate sub-skill
Copy or sync Claude skills from ~/.claude/skills into ~/.codex/skills so they are available in Codex. Use when asked to import, migrate, copy, or sync Claude skills, or when moving skills between Claude and Cod...
Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality. Use this skill when the user asks to build web components, pages, or applications. Generates creative, polished code that avoid...
Guide for using Claude Code subagents effectively. Use when deciding whether to delegate a task to a subagent or handle it directly.
Deep-dive technical discovery and requirement gathering before coding. Use when a task is broad, ambiguous, or requires architectural decisions.
Apply when committing code, creating branches, or preparing pull requests. Covers conventional commit format, branch naming, co-author attribution, and pre-commit checklist.
Apply when setting up the development environment, running dev server, building, testing, or deploying the extension. Covers npm commands, CORS configuration, debugging, and deployment to ChurchTools.
Apply when making API calls to ChurchTools, using churchtoolsClient methods, handling API responses, or working with Tags API. Covers correct HTTP method names, parameter structure, and response handling patter...
Apply when creating or modifying Vue components, using BaseCard, ColorPicker, Toast, or composables. Covers component architecture, module structure, and Vue 3 Composition API patterns.
Apply when debugging errors, reviewing code for issues, or encountering unexpected behavior. Contains known mistakes with ChurchTools API, Vue components, TypeScript, Safari cookies, and form handling.
Create new Claude Agent Skills following best practices. Use when user wants to create, scaffold, or update a skill package with proper progressive disclosure structure.
Plan and execute large-scale codebase migrations using agent workflows. Use when user wants to migrate from one system to another or do broad refactoring.
Explain code in plain English with visual diagrams. Use when user wants to understand how code works or needs documentation.
Review code changes for AI-generated patterns, anti-patterns, and project convention violations. Use before committing or when reviewing PRs.
Review accumulated feedback and propose skill updates. Use periodically or when evolution triggers accumulate. Requires user approval before modifying skills.
Le classement utilise les étoiles du dépôt GitHub indexé. Plusieurs skills peuvent partager ce nombre : ce n’est ni un nombre d’installations ni une note de qualité.