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Fetches issues from any GitHub repository with recent activity and generates a prioritized report by analyzing issue state, labels, and comment counts to identify high-priority bugs, enhancements, and good firs...
Analyzes experimental results comparing code-execution vs direct-MCP approaches for any task. Extracts performance metrics, execution logs, and workspace outputs from zip archives to generate detailed compariso...
Fetches ALL open issues from any GitHub repository using pagination and generates a comprehensive analysis including category breakdown, age distribution, stale issues (30+ days), top discussed issues, prioriti...
Use this skill when writing any code. Formats all code with a specific style marker.
Terminal-style React UI for Claude Agent SDK with keyboard navigation, tool approval, and dark theme
Build interactive HTML UIs for MCP servers using the MCP Apps extension (SEP-1865). Covers server-side tool registration with UI resources, client-side App lifecycle, and host integration via AppBridge. Use whe...
Add a React + WebSocket UI on top of Claude Agent SDK agents with tool approval and SQLite persistence
Build TypeScript MCP clients with composable code snippets. Includes agentic pattern with LLM integration, server-initiated requests (sampling, elicitation), and dynamic discovery. Use when creating application...
Build TypeScript MCP servers with composable code snippets from the official Everything reference server. Use the add script to selectively copy tool, resource, or prompt modules. Use when creating MCP servers.
Build AI agents with Claude Agent SDK in TypeScript. Covers V1 query() API for batch workflows and V2 session API for interactive apps. Includes tool configuration, hooks, MCP servers, and multi-turn patterns.
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