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Browse published AI skills maintained by nexus-labs-automation. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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Indexed skills

42

Repository stars across indexed skills

850

Repository forks

80

Average repository stars per indexed skill

20

Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.

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user-journey-tracking

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Track user journeys with intent context and friction signals. Use when instrumenting onboarding, checkout, or any multi-step flow where you need to understand WHY users fail.

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symbolication-setup

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Configure crash symbolication for readable stack traces. Use when setting up dSYMs (iOS), ProGuard/R8 mappings (Android), or source maps (React Native).

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session-replay

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Set up session replay for visual debugging. Use when implementing screen recording, replay features, or visual debugging tools.

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crash-instrumentation

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Set up crash instrumentation with actionable context. Use when configuring crash capture, error boundaries, or breadcrumb strategies.

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interaction-latency

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Measure time from user tap to action completion. Use when tracking button response times, form submissions, add-to-cart, or any tap-triggered operation.

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instrumentation-planning

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Plan what to measure in mobile apps. Use when starting observability, prioritizing instrumentation, or asking "what should I track?"

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network-tracing

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Instrument API requests with spans and distributed tracing. Use when tracking request latency, correlating client-backend traces, or debugging API issues.

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navigation-latency

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Measure time from navigation tap to screen fully loaded and interactive. Use when tracking screen transitions, deep links, or tab switches.

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