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

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6

Repository stars across indexed skills

15

Repository forks

1

Average repository stars per indexed skill

3

Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.

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build-insights-logger

nathanonn

Automatically log meaningful insights, discoveries, and decisions during coding sessions. Capture non-trivial learnings about edge cases, design decisions, patterns, and implementation details. Activate when bu...

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wp-plugin-release

nathanonn

Generate README.md, build.sh, and GitHub release workflows for WordPress plugins. Activate when creating release infrastructure for a WordPress plugin, setting up distribution packaging, or creating GitHub Acti...

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wp-abilities-api

nathanonn

Intelligent documentation system for the WordPress Abilities API. Activate automatically when working with WordPress plugins, ability registration, or when WordPress Abilities API terms are mentioned (wp_regist...

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sandbox-architect

nathanonn

Analyze codebases to generate optimal Claude Code Sandbox configurations. Use this skill when users need to set up sandbox security settings for their projects. This skill should be triggered when users ask abo...

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ai-elements

nathanonn

Intelligent documentation system for AI Elements component library. Activate automatically when working with AI-native applications or when AI Elements component names are mentioned (Message, Conversation, Reas...

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implementation-plan-generator

nathanonn

Generate phased implementation plans from requirements and UI wireframes. Use when the user provides requirements documents and/or UI wireframes and wants to create a detailed, phased implementation plan. Trigg...

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