Browse published AI skills maintained by Overlord-Z. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.
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Expert CSS and frontend styling specialist that analyzes codebases, maintains style guides, suggests improvements, and stays current with modern design patterns. Use when working on frontend styling, creating d...
Skill evaluation and telemetry framework. Collects anonymous usage data and feedback via GitHub Issues and Projects. Privacy-first, opt-in, transparent. Helps improve ClaudeShack skills based on real-world usag...
Multi-agent orchestration skill for complex tasks requiring coordination, decomposition, and quality control. Use for large implementations, refactoring projects, multi-component features, or work requiring mul...
Documentation wizard that intelligently maintains, updates, and generates accurate documentation. Uses Oracle knowledge, searches conversation history, and spawns focused research agents. No hallucinations - on...
Automatic quality gate and session health monitor. Spawns focused Haiku agents for code review and task planning when degradation detected. Validates suggestions against Oracle knowledge. Learns from user feedb...
Keeps documentation in perfect sync with code and knowledge. Integrates with Oracle to leverage learnings, Summoner for design docs, and Style Master for style guides. Auto-generates and updates README, API doc...
Interactive ClaudeShack ecosystem initialization that analyzes your codebase, mines history, discusses findings with you to establish baseline understanding, and seeds Oracle with verified knowledge. Use when s...
Project memory and learning system that tracks interactions, learns from corrections, maintains knowledge across sessions, and generates token-efficient context. Use when you need to remember project-specific p...
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