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

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Indexed skills

18

Repository stars across indexed skills

288

Repository forks

36

Average repository stars per indexed skill

16

Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.

18 skills

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test-mcp-compliance

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Validates Model Context Protocol (MCP) compliance by running official compliance test suite against Pierre server

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run-full-test-suite

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Executes comprehensive test suite across unit, integration, E2E, database, protocols, and intelligence algorithms

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check-no-secrets

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Scans codebase for accidentally committed secrets, credentials, API keys, and sensitive data to prevent security breaches

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strict-clippy-check

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Enforces zero-tolerance code quality policy using Clippy with strict lints, all warnings treated as errors

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frontend-design

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Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality. Use this skill when the user asks to build web components, pages, or applications.

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design-review

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Review UI components for design system compliance, accessibility, and visual consistency

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ui-patterns

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Ready-to-use UI patterns library for common scenarios - stats dashboards, data tables, forms, modals, and feedback states

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check-error-handling

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Validates error handling follows AppResult/AppError pattern, detects anyhow regression, ensures ErrorCode usage

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generate-sdk-types

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Generates TypeScript type definitions for SDK from Rust tool schemas, ensuring type safety between server and client

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session

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Session Management Skill - manage Linear session tracking for persistent memory across conversations

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finish-worktree

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Completes feature branch work by rebasing, pushing, monitoring CI, and squash merging to main

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