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

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Indexed skills

9

Repository stars across indexed skills

10,350

Repository forks

1,611

Average repository stars per indexed skill

1,150

Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.

9 skills

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gateway

XiaoMi

Gateway API query toolkit for querying and managing API information. Use this when you need to query Gateway API details, list APIs, or search for specific APIs programmatically.

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k8s-troubleshoot

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Kubernetes troubleshooting toolkit - search pods by labels and execute diagnostic commands inside containers. Use when user reports service errors, exceptions, crashes, timeouts, or needs to check logs, process...

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lark-doc

XiaoMi

Fetch Lark/Feishu document and convert to Markdown. Use this skill to get troubleshooting guides and operation instructions from Lark documents.

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hera

XiaoMi

Hera log detail query toolkit for querying log details by spaceId, storeId, tailName and time range. Use this when you need to query Hera log information programmatically.

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knowledge

XiaoMi

Search WeKnora knowledge base for documentation, guides, and best practices. Use when user asks "how to", "what is", or needs configuration guides, feature docs, usage instructions, or troubleshooting steps.

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work-summary

XiaoMi

Generate performance review summaries from git repositories by analyzing commits, code changes, and contribution patterns over a specified time range. Use when the user needs to create work reports, performance...

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skill-creator

XiaoMi

Guide for creating effective skills. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends Claude's capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, or to...

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