GitHub
debate-persona-generator
Generates three distinct expert challenger personas for multi-perspective debate. Each persona critiques from a different angle.
☆ 1View skill
nalyk AI Skills
GitHub ↗Browse published AI skills maintained by nalyk. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.
Author statistics
Indexed skills
7Repository stars across indexed skills
1Repository forks
0Average repository stars per indexed skill
0Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.
Popular categories
Recent indexing activity
Browse skills
GitHub
vibe-audit
Brutal Vibe Audit for engineering quality. Auto-activates on: "code review", "technical audit", "engineering quality", "is this production ready", "vibe check", "slop check", "AI-generated code", "technical due...
☆ 0View skill
GitHub
jobs-audit
Steve Jobs Design Thinking Audit. Auto-activates on: "simplify", "too complex", "UX review", "design audit", "user experience", "feature bloat", "streamline", "make it simpler", "overwhelmed users", "confusing...
☆ 0View skill
GitHub
orchestrator
Strategic task decomposition and parallel agent orchestration. INVOKE PROACTIVELY when request is complex, multi-faceted, or mentions multiple deliverables. Triggers: "orchestrate", "parallelize", "multi-agent"...
☆ 0View skill
GitHub
debate
Multi-model adversarial debate where Claude defends positions against external CLI models (Gemini, Codex, Qwen). Use when facing complex decisions, wanting to expose blind spots, or needing documented reasoning...
☆ 0View skill
GitHub
auto-ralph
PROACTIVELY activates for ANY task with clear success criteria. This skill should be used when the user provides tasks like: "fix the bug", "add tests", "implement feature X", "refactor Y". Explicit triggers: "...
☆ 0View skill
GitHub
carlin-audit
George Carlin BS Detector. Auto-activates on: "BS", "bullshit", "jargon", "marketing speak", "what does this mean", "sounds fake", "corporate speak", "buzzwords", "overpromising", "skeptical about"
☆ 0View skill
The default order uses GitHub repository stars from our indexed data. Stars belong to the source repository and may be shared by multiple skills. They indicate repository interest, not skill installs or an independent quality score.