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

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Indexed skills

8

Repository stars across indexed skills

32

Repository forks

8

Average repository stars per indexed skill

4

Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.

8 skills

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bear-notes

laulauland

Search, read, and manage Bear notes. Use when user asks about their notes, wants to find information in Bear, create notes, or manage tags.

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uv-python

laulauland

Standardize Python development using UV - a fast, unified package and project manager. Use when creating Python projects, managing dependencies, setting up virtual environments, installing Python versions, or o...

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jujutsu

laulauland

Jujutsu (jj) version control commands and workflows. Use when performing version control operations, committing changes, managing branches/bookmarks, or syncing with remotes. Always use jj instead of git.

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ast-grep

laulauland

AST-based code searching with ast-grep. Use when searching code by syntax structure rather than text patterns, finding specific code patterns, or refactoring.

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typescript

laulauland

TypeScript coding conventions and best practices. Use when working with TypeScript files, defining types, or setting up TypeScript projects.

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jj-hunk

laulauland

Programmatic hunk selection for jj (Jujutsu). Use when splitting commits, making partial commits, or selectively squashing changes without interactive UI.

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tmux

laulauland

Tmux terminal multiplexer commands and workflows. Use when managing tmux sessions, windows, panes, or capturing terminal output for debugging.

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mermaid

laulauland

Mermaid diagram generation guidelines. Use when creating flowcharts, sequence diagrams, class diagrams, or other visual documentation.

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