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Applies Organized Codebase template structure to existing projects and cleans up unused/redundant directories. Use when user wants to organize an existing project, apply the Organized Codebase template, clean u...
Generates ready-to-use Phase 0 (Project Setup) prompts for Claude Code. Use when initializing new TypeScript/Node.js projects, bootstrapping project structure, or creating the first phase of an implementation p...
Creates structured implementation plans with phase prompts for Claude Code execution. Use when building complex projects, creating implementation roadmaps, breaking work into phases, or generating Claude Code p...
Enhanced guide for creating effective skills with automatic packaging workflow. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends Claude's capabilities w...
Comprehensive AI development stack orchestrator for analyzing, recommending, and creating Claude Code components. Use when: (1) Planning a new project and need tech stack recommendations, (2) Analyzing existing...
Automated Google Tag Manager debugging with visual monitoring, screenshot annotation, and MCP integration. Use when testing GTM configurations, verifying tag firing, debugging dataLayer events, validating conse...
Comprehensive Meta Ads account auditing using Pipeboard Meta MCP and Stape MCP tools. Use when conducting performance audits, analyzing ad account data, evaluating tracking infrastructure (Pixel/CAPI/Stape), cr...
Automate all operations for maintaining the claude-skills-worth-using repository. Use when user wants to add skills, update documentation, release versions, check repository status, manage GitHub operations, or...
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