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

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obsidian-issue-from-doc

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Convert Obsidian documents into GitHub-ready issues with structured format. Use when transforming specs or design docs into actionable GitHub issues.

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obsidian-extract-inbox

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Extract structured document proposals from messy inbox notes. Use when processing raw notes in _inbox folders to prepare them for canonical documentation.

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task-plan-normalizer

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Convert raw task input into a machine-safe execution plan or explicitly refuse to proceed. Use before any code changes in unattended/headless mode to ensure deterministic, safe task execution.

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unity-ui

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Make UI changes by editing prefabs and scenes carefully without a GUI

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obsidian-read-context

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Analyze Obsidian vault documentation to understand current knowledge state. Use when exploring documentation structure, identifying gaps, or planning documentation consolidation.

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skill-authoring

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Create new Claude Code skills with proper structure, YAML frontmatter, and best practices

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windows-remote

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Windows remote administration via PowerShell over SSH tunnel for filesystem and service operations

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obsidian-write-document

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Create or update canonical Obsidian documents with proper formatting and wikilinks. Use when writing new documentation or updating existing vault documents.

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