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

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conventions-vue

caiokf

Apply when working with Vue components, composables, stores, or styling. Ensures code matches established project patterns.

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writing-skills

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Use when creating new skills, editing existing skills, or verifying skills work before deployment - applies TDD to process documentation by testing with subagents before writing, iterating until bulletproof aga...

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gob-background-jobs

caiokf

Use when user requests "parallel" commands, running multiple builds/tests simultaneously, or long-running tasks. Use `gob add` instead of parallel Bash tool calls - gob provides job management, output capture,...

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coderabbit-fix

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Implement fixes for specific CodeRabbit review issues. Runs in isolated subagent context with focused task. Verifies fixes with tests before returning. Use one per issue from triage task list.

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coderabbit-triage

caiokf

Analyze code review findings and create execution plan. Decides parallel vs sequential fixing based on issue severity and independence. Returns structured task list with clear fixer instructions.

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finishing-work

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Use when completing work on a task or feature. Prompts for code review before finishing. ALWAYS invoke this skill before saying work is done.

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coderabbit-request

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Use after completing file changes - strongest for source code (AST-aware linting, security, tests), lighter support for markdown/config. Dispatches CodeRabbit reviewer subagent. ALWAYS request review before con...

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