Browse published AI skills maintained by keberle. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.
Indexed skills
8Repository stars across indexed skills
20Repository forks
0Average repository stars per indexed skill
3Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.
Initialize fiction draft cycles following the Spec-Kit workflow (idea → clarify → plan → tasks). Use when creating new drafts, planning rewrites, breaking down episodes, or structuring story changes. Triggers i...
Write fiction scenes following Stephen King principles and the McDonald opening rule. Use when drafting new scenes, editing existing prose, or writing chapters. Triggers include "write scene", "draft scene", "e...
Validate cross-episode continuity by scanning scenes for invented details, contradictions, and timeline violations. Use after scene creation/editing to detect continuity errors. Triggers include "check continui...
Maintain character consistency by cross-referencing canonical character files. Use when writing scenes with established characters, updating character information, or checking for contradictions. Prevents inven...
Initialize fiction draft cycles following the Spec-Kit-style workflow (idea → clarify → plan → tasks). Use when creating new drafts, planning rewrites, breaking down episodes/chapters, or structuring story chan...
Maintain character consistency by cross-referencing canonical character files. Use when writing scenes with established characters, updating character information, or checking for contradictions. Prevents inven...
Validate continuity by scanning scenes for contradictions, invented specificity (brands/addresses/vehicle models), and character knowledge violations. Use after writing or editing scenes.
Draft or edit fiction scenes with continuity discipline, strong scene structure (hook → turn → button), and anti-invention rules. Use for "write scene", "draft chapter", "edit scene", and prose-writing requests...
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