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

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reviewing-objectstar

JohnnyVicious

Analyze, refactor, and migrate TIBCO Objectstar (Object Service Broker) legacy mainframe applications. Use when working with Objectstar/OSB source code files, rules, screen definitions, or table definitions. Tr...

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analyzing-objectstar

JohnnyVicious

Skill for understanding, editing, analyzing, and migrating TIBCO Objectstar (Object Service Broker) code used in mainframe OTP and batch applications. Activate when user is working with Objectstar rules, asks a...

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rust-developer

JohnnyVicious

Comprehensive Rust development guidelines based on 6 months of code reviews. Use when writing Rust code, debugging Rust issues, or reviewing Rust PRs. Covers error handling, file I/O safety, type safety pattern...

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rust-language

JohnnyVicious

Guide for writing Rust code covering ownership, borrowing, lifetimes, error handling, async programming, and Rust best practices

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github-copilot

JohnnyVicious

Consult other AI models via GitHub Copilot CLI for second opinions, thorough analysis, or alternative perspectives. Supports Gemini 3 Pro Preview (gemini), Claude Opus 4.5 (opus), Claude Sonnet 4.5 (sonnet) and...

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github-workflows

JohnnyVicious

Write, configure, and optimize GitHub Actions workflows including syntax, triggers, jobs, contexts, expressions, artifacts, and CI/CD patterns

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github-actions

JohnnyVicious

Create, configure, and optimize GitHub Actions including action types, triggers, runners, security practices, and marketplace integration

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