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configuration-migrator
Migrate configuration files between formats and versions with environment variable extraction
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component-inventory
Audit and inventory existing UI components in a codebase
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patrol-monitoring
Continuous monitoring using Deacon/Witness patterns for agent health checks, stuck detection, and automated recovery.
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codebase-sync
Convention discovery and rule generation from codebase analysis. Scans project structure, builds search indexes, identifies patterns, and generates enforceable rules.
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context-preservation
State capture and restore across context window compactions. Monitors usage thresholds and serializes quality, task, and spec state for seamless continuation.
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persistent-memory
Observation capture and retrieval across sessions. Stores decisions, discoveries, and bugfix patterns. Searchable via tags and relevance scoring.
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systematic-debugging
Structured debugging methodology using hypothesis-driven investigation, log analysis, and bisection to isolate and resolve defects.
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vector-memory
HNSW vector search for pattern similarity retrieval and knowledge graph maintenance with PageRank scoring, community detection, and 3-tier memory management.
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systematic-debugging
Use when encountering any bug, test failure, or unexpected behavior, before proposing fixes. Requires root cause investigation first.
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benchmarking-analyst
Benchmarking analysis skill for performance comparison and best practice identification.
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electron-tray-menu-builder
Generate system tray and context menu configurations with platform-specific icons, menu templates, and event handling
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global-shortcut-manager
Register and manage global keyboard shortcuts across desktop platforms
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p2p-networking
Peer-to-peer networking skill for NAT punch-through and relay servers.
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offensive-security-skill
Offensive security tools and techniques integration
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repl-development
Expert skill for building interactive REPLs with rich editing and evaluation features
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prettier
Prettier configuration and integration.
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design-system-validator
Validate design system compliance in code and detect token usage violations
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design-token-transformer
Transform design tokens across multiple formats and platforms. Parse W3C design token format, transform to CSS/SCSS/JS/iOS/Android, handle token aliases and references, and generate documentation.
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typescript
TypeScript configuration, strict mode, generics, and type utilities.
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codemod-executor
Execute automated AST-based code transformations for large-scale refactoring and migration
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qt-translation-workflow
Set up Qt Linguist workflow with .ts files, lupdate/lrelease integration, and translation management
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qt-installer-framework-config
Configure Qt Installer Framework for cross-platform installers with component management, online updates, and custom UI
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cross-platform-path-handler
Generate cross-platform path handling utilities for Windows, macOS, and Linux compatibility in CLI applications.
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plugin-loader-generator
Generate dynamic plugin loading system with discovery, validation, and lifecycle management.
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