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

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database-seeding

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Generate and manage database seed data for development and testing. Use when developers need realistic test data, database migrations with initial data, or automated seeding for local environments. Supports Pos...

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local-ssl

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Enable HTTPS for local development with trusted SSL certificates. Use when developers need to test SSL/TLS features, work with third-party APIs requiring HTTPS, or simulate production environments. Supports mkc...

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dev-environment-wizard

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Interactive setup wizard for development environments. ALWAYS trigger first when users want to set up, create, or initialize a new development environment. Asks discovery questions about tech stack, services, a...

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git-hooks

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Automate code quality checks with Git hooks. Use when setting up pre-commit linting, pre-push testing, commit message validation, or automated code formatting. Supports Husky, lint-staged, ESLint, Prettier, and...

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zero-to-running

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Automate local development environment setup for multi-service applications. Use when developers need to quickly set up or configure local dev environments with frontend (React/TypeScript/Tailwind), backend (No...

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env-manager

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Manage multiple development environment profiles (dev/test/staging/prod). Use when developers need to switch between environments, validate configuration, manage secrets, or ensure environment parity. Supports...

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