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8Repository stars across indexed skills
64Repository forks
8Average repository stars per indexed skill
8Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.
Elite iOS and macOS development expertise for Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, Xcode, and the entire Apple development ecosystem. Automatically activates when working with .swift files, Xcode projects (.xcodeproj, .xcwor...
Expert in creating Claude Code subagents, skills, slash commands, plugins, and plugin marketplaces. Automatically activates when working with .md files in .claude/ directories, agent/command/skill frontmatter,...
Expert in CLI/TUI design, command structure, visual design (colors, typography, icons), accessibility, and UX patterns. Automatically activates when designing new CLI tools, improving command interfaces, or rev...
Expert in managing Obsidian vaults using obsidian-cli workflows for reading, writing, searching, moving, and organizing notes while preserving wiki-link integrity and vault structure. Automatically activates wh...
Use when debugging regressions or identifying which commit introduced a bug - provides systematic workflow for git bisect with automated test scripts, manual verification, or hybrid approaches. Can be invoked f...
Expert in test-first development of production-quality OpenRewrite recipes for YAML manipulation using LST structure, visitor patterns, and JsonPath matching. Automatically activates when working with OpenRewri...
Expert in test-first development of production-quality OpenRewrite recipes for automated code refactoring. Automatically activates when working with OpenRewrite recipe files, Java/YAML files in `src/main/java/*...
Expert in technical documentation (README, API docs, guides, tutorials, quickstarts, specs, release notes) that automatically activates when creating, editing, or reviewing .md files in docs/ directories, READM...
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