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Indexed skills
8Repository stars across indexed skills
160Repository forks
56Average repository stars per indexed skill
20Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.
Explores, analyses, and works with GitHub repositories and git history. Includes searching public repos, comparing repositories, setting up GitHub Actions, debugging workflows, and investigating git history to...
Develops, debugs, and refactors Elixir web applications using Ash framework for resource management and Phoenix LiveView for the frontend. Uses tidewave MCP tools for debugging running applications. Use when wo...
Writes and edits content in Ben Swift's distinctive voice for any type of writing including blog posts, emails, technical documentation, and academic content. Use when the user wants writing in Ben's voice or s...
Manages project tasks using the backlog.md CLI tool. Creates, edits, and tracks tasks following proper format and guidelines, breaks down large tasks into atomic units, and maintains task management workflow. U...
Writes, reviews, and refactors Python code following modern best practices. Specialises in Python 3.12+, uv for project management, type hints, polars over pandas, pydantic for validation, and pytest for testin...
Handles all email operations including searching, reading, composing, and sending email using mu and neomutt. Use when working with email, finding messages, or composing replies.
Expert frontend web development including HTML/CSS/JavaScript implementation, responsive design, accessibility improvements, and Playwright browser automation testing. Balances modern frameworks with pragmatic...
Searches, retrieves, and manages notes and bookmarks using the nb command-line tool. Primary use case is finding and retrieving existing content, with secondary support for creating new items and organising not...
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