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Use this agent when understanding the historical context and evolution of code changes, tracing the origins of specific code patterns, identifying key contributors and their expertise areas, or analyzing patter...
Generates Claude Code skills from user descriptions. Use when creating new skills, converting documentation to skills, or scaffolding skill structure.
This skill should be used when classifying issues, findings, or code review problems with severity levels. Triggers on requests like "classify severity", "what is P1/P2/P3", "determine issue priority".
Skill for retrieving tickets from various sources (YouTrack, GitHub, file). Detects source automatically from ticket ID pattern and outputs normalized markdown format.
Global skill for ticket resolution workflow with state machine and resume capability. Coordinates fetch-ticket, analyze-ticket skills and integrates with AEP/Architect for planning.
Project documentation patterns using README.md with visual diagrams. For creating and maintaining product-level documentation that's accessible in-app via CMD-I.
Systematic debugging workflows for frontend, backend, tests, devops, and web issues. Provides structured approaches to isolate root causes and resolve problems efficiently.
Use when you need programming best practices, patterns, or documentation. Queries the Grimoire knowledge base for curated guidance on Go, Rust, Python, and more. Invoke before implementing features, debugging,...
Capture and retain project decisions, patterns, anti-patterns, and lessons learned.
Enables Claude Code to collaborate with OpenAI Codex CLI on Windows. Use this skill when the user wants to get a second opinion from Codex, compare approaches between Claude and Codex, or leverage both AI assis...
This skill should be used when the user asks about libraries, frameworks, API references, or needs code examples. It uses the Context7 API to fetch up-to-date documentation. Activates for setup questions, code...
Use Exa's /search and /contents APIs to perform internet-scale retrieval, filter by domain/date, and fetch cached page text, highlights, or summaries.
Maximizing Claude Code capabilities and efficiency. Use when helping users discover features, optimize workflows, or improve their Claude Code experience.
This skill should be used whenever the user mentions "skill" in any way, including creating, updating, modifying, or packaging skills. Guide for creating effective skills that extend Claude's capabilities with...
This skill should be used when the user requests help building a complex multi-phase project plan, resuming an existing plan from CURRENT_PLAN.md, or executing projects that require research, planning, building...
Generate and optimize PRDs, Implementation Plans, and Progress Tracking documents optimized as AI artifacts for development agents. Use when creating new feature plans, breaking down long planning docs (>800 li...
Implement Google-compliant BreadcrumbList structured data (JSON-LD) for SEO. Use when adding breadcrumb navigation, implementing schema.org markup, or improving search result appearance.
Update memory bank with recent progress, decisions, and learnings
Clarify a task or decision through guided questioning
Review memory bank state and create/update an implementation plan
Systematically gather source material for blog articles. GitHub history, session transcripts, code examples, screenshots. Use at RESEARCH stage of blog pipeline.
Multi-persona documentation review that catches quality failures AND signal mismatches. Produces prioritized edits, not assessment. Quality before signals.
Fact-check and verify technical accuracy of blog articles. Code examples, links, claims, dates. Use at TECHNICAL stage of blog pipeline.
Identifies missed training sessions and proposes plan reshuffles with motivational support. Use for weekly check-ins, when multiple sessions are skipped, or when user asks for help getting back on track.
The default order uses GitHub repository stars from our indexed data. Stars belong to the source repository and may be shared by multiple skills. They indicate repository interest, not skill installs or an independent quality score.