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reflect
Learn from session corrections and update AI configuration files. USE WHEN user says 'reflect', 'learn from this', 'remember this', 'teach you', 'update skills', OR user wants to persist corrections, prevent re...
Skills IA testing security knowledge base
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knowledge-updater
Automated skill for keeping AI knowledge bases current with latest model versions, framework updates, and best practices
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notebooklm-audio
LEGACY SKILL - Manual NotebookLM web interface workflow. The primary workflow now uses notebooklm-enterprise-api for automated audio generation. Use this skill only when the API is unavailable.
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chatgpt-deep-research
DEPRECATED - Use gpt-researcher skill instead. This browser automation approach has been replaced with the local GPT-Researcher framework using OpenAI o1.
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perplexity-deep-research
Automate Perplexity Deep Research API calls using sonar-deep-research model. Use for Phase 1 academic research in podcast episodes. Handles API key verification, script execution (30-120s), and result formattin...
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internal-docs-agent
Internal documentation and knowledge base
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support-agent
Customer support and issue resolution
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docs-explorer
Explores internal documentation (brain repos, Notion) for context
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frontend-technologies
Master modern web development with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Vue, Angular, Next.js, TypeScript, and responsive design. Use when building web applications, optimizing UI performance, or learning frontend fra...
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security-practices
Master secure development, OWASP top 10, testing, and compliance. Use when building secure systems, conducting security reviews, or implementing best practices.
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emerging-specialty-skills
Master emerging technologies including blockchain, cybersecurity, QA testing, and specialized tech roles. Stay ahead with cutting-edge technologies.
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docker-debugging
Container debugging and troubleshooting techniques for production issues
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technical-writing
Technical writing skills for blogs, documentation, and developer content
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moderation-guidelines
Community moderation, code of conduct enforcement, and conflict resolution
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developer-support
Supporting developers through technical assistance and community help
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developer-support
Developer support systems including forums, office hours, and FAQ management
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documentation
Developer documentation including API references, guides, and getting started content
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tutorials-samples
Creating tutorials, code samples, and example applications for developer onboarding
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data-ai-guide
Comprehensive data science, machine learning, and AI guide covering Python, deep learning, NLP, LLMs, prompt engineering, and MLOps. Use when building AI models, data pipelines, or machine learning systems.
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assessment-guide
Comprehensive guide for skill assessment, career evaluation, learning paths, knowledge testing, and professional development. Use when assessing technical skills, planning learning journeys, or evaluating caree...
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plugin-development
Master writing plugins including agent implementation, skill creation, command development, and hook scripting. Learn best practices for plugin coding.
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plugin-architecture
Master plugin folder structure, manifest design, and architectural patterns. Learn to organize plugins for scalability and maintainability.
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devops-guide
Comprehensive DevOps and infrastructure guide covering Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Terraform, CI/CD pipelines, Linux, and cloud deployment strategies. Use when setting up infrastructure, automation, or deployment...
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backend-guide
Complete backend development guide covering Node.js, Python, Go, Java, PHP, databases, APIs, authentication, and server architecture. Use when building server applications, APIs, or backend systems.
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