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

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7

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10

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2

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kitty-terminal

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Configure and control kitty terminal emulator using kitten commands, kitty.conf settings, remote control, and session automation. Use when working with kitty terminal, kittens, kitty.conf, terminal automation,...

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bash-cli-expert

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Write, debug, and optimize bash scripts and CLI solutions for macOS using modern tools (fd, rg, sd, jq) with shellcheck compliance. Use when creating shell scripts, one-liners, pipelines, automation, or solving...

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spec-architect

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Coordinate multi-agent software development from requirements through verified implementation using spec-driven workflows. Use when planning features, creating technical specifications, implementing complex tas...

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claude-code-knowledge

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Access official Claude Code documentation including comprehensive guides on hooks, MCP servers, agent skills, slash commands, settings, CLI reference, security, memory, plugins, and troubleshooting. Use when th...

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lang-typescript

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Write clean, type-safe TypeScript code using modern patterns, strict configuration, and best practices. Use when writing TypeScript code, configuring projects, or solving type-related challenges.

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lang-react

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Build React SPAs where components are declarative UI consuming external state (Zustand/XState/TanStack Query). Logic lives in stores, not components.

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writing-documentation

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Write clear, effective technical documentation following industry-proven patterns from exemplary projects and authoritative style guides, with built-in countermeasures for common LLM documentation issues

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