effect-ai-tool
Define and implement AI tools using @effect/ai's Tool and Toolkit APIs. Use when building LLM integrations with type-safe tool definitions, parameter validation, and handler implementations. Covers user-defined...
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Define and implement AI tools using @effect/ai's Tool and Toolkit APIs. Use when building LLM integrations with type-safe tool definitions, parameter validation, and handler implementations. Covers user-defined...
Implement the complete spec-driven development workflow from instructions through requirements, design, and implementation planning. Use this skill when starting new features or major refactorings that benefit...
The VM Standard - inviolable covenants governing View Model architecture in this codebase. These covenants SHALL NOT be violated under any circumstance.
Review code using GPT-5.2 Pro via Claude Code's Chrome integration. Use when the user asks to review code with ChatGPT, use their ChatGPT Pro subscription, get GPT-5.2 Pro to review code, or wants a second opin...
[TMUX MODE] Send code to Codex via tmux file-based IPC. Only use when user explicitly runs /codex-review command. For natural language requests like 'review with codex', use the delegate_codex_review MCP tool i...
Manually write response back to Claude. Use if read-task did not auto-complete or to finalize response.
[TMUX MODE] Delegate implementation to Codex via tmux file-based IPC. Only use when user explicitly runs /codex-implement command. For natural language requests, use the delegate_codex_implement MCP tool instea...
[TMUX MODE] Send plan to Codex via tmux file-based IPC. Only use when user explicitly runs /codex-plan-review command. For natural language requests, use the delegate_codex_plan_review MCP tool instead.
Check collaboration status from Codex side. Use when user says claude status, check status, or collaboration status.
Check the current status of Codex collaboration. Use when user says codex status, check codex, or collaboration status.
Read and integrate response from Codex. Use when user says codex read, get codex response, or check codex results.
Read and execute task delegated from Claude. Use when user says read task, get task, or pick up claude task.
Provides expert code review guidelines and best practices
Expert knowledge in React development, hooks, state management, and modern React patterns
Expert knowledge in AI/ML development, model deployment, and MLOps practices
Expert knowledge in mobile app development for iOS, Android, and cross-platform solutions
Python development best practices and advanced patterns
Security best practices and vulnerability prevention guidelines
Creates effective SKILL.md files with proper YAML frontmatter, trigger keywords, and best practices. Use when creating skills, writing skill descriptions, authoring SKILL.md files, or learning skill format.
Expert guide for understanding the Local Skills MCP server repository - its structure, architecture, and implementation. Use when exploring this MCP server's codebase, understanding how Local Skills MCP works i...
Comprehensive guide for using Local Skills MCP - creating skills in the right locations, understanding skill directories, setup, and configuration. Use when creating new skills, deciding where to save skills, s...
Research-backed skill creation workflow with automated firecrawl research gathering, multi-tier validation, and comprehensive auditing. Use when "create skills with research automation", "build research-backed...
This skill should be used when the user asks to "make commits", "commit all changes", "create a branch", "name a branch", "organize commits", "conventional commits", "generate changelog", "release version", "bu...
This skill should be used when building applications with the Claude Agent SDK (Python). Use for creating orchestrators with subagents, configuring agents programmatically, setting up hooks and permissions, and...
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