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

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brain-dump-ingestion

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Process unstructured brain dumps, transcripts, and stream-of-consciousness notes into structured knowledge base content. Use when converting raw ideas, meeting notes, or recorded thoughts into organized documen...

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mdx-content

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Content schema design and MDX configuration patterns for knowledge bases. Use when designing content structure, configuring MDX processing, or setting up frontmatter schemas.

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github-workflow

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GitHub Actions optimization patterns and deployment workflows for static sites. Use when creating CI/CD pipelines, optimizing builds, or troubleshooting GitHub Actions.

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static-site-generation

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Framework evaluation criteria and deployment patterns for static site generators with GitHub Pages. Use when choosing SSG frameworks, configuring builds, or setting up GitHub Pages deployment.

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astro-setup

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Astro project initialization and configuration patterns. Use when setting up new Astro projects or configuring Astro features.

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component-patterns

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React component architecture and composition patterns for type-safe development. Use when designing component APIs, implementing composition patterns, or structuring component libraries.

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typescript-patterns

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TypeScript utility types and type-safe API design patterns. Use when designing type systems, creating utility types, or implementing type-safe patterns.

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tina-cms

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Tina CMS configuration with GitHub backend. Use when setting up or configuring Tina CMS.

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