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frontend-development

ahmedarafa994

Expert skill for Next.js 16 frontend development with React, TypeScript, and TailwindCSS. Use when building UI components, implementing hooks, or debugging frontend issues.

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database-management

ahmedarafa994

Expert skill for managing database operations, migrations, and schema updates. Use when working with SQLAlchemy models, database migrations, or debugging database issues.

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webapp-testing

ahmedarafa994

Toolkit for interacting with and testing local web applications using Playwright. Supports verifying frontend functionality, debugging UI behavior, capturing browser screenshots, and viewing browser logs.

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playwright-skill

ahmedarafa994

Complete browser automation with Playwright. Auto-detects dev servers, writes clean test scripts to /tmp. Test pages, fill forms, take screenshots, check responsive design, validate UX, test login flows, check...

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aegis-campaign-management

ahmedarafa994

Expert skill for running and managing Project Aegis adversarial red-teaming campaigns. Use when working with Aegis simulations, prompt transformations, or jailbreak testing.

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security-testing

ahmedarafa994

Expert skill for running security test suites including DeepTeam, OWASP tests, and adversarial prompt testing. Use when validating AI safety measures or performing security audits.

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backend-api-testing

ahmedarafa994

Expert skill for testing and debugging the FastAPI backend. Use when working with API endpoints, database operations, authentication, or middleware troubleshooting.

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readme

nativeit

AstroDeck project documentation and component library reference. Use when working with AstroDeck projects, creating pages, components, or needing to understand the project structure.

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tdd

ebiyy

Test-Driven Development workflow guide. TODO - This skill is a placeholder for future development. Will cover TDD patterns for Rust, TypeScript, and Tauri apps.

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oss-release-checklist

ebiyy

Comprehensive checklist for releasing OSS projects. Covers security (CSP, PII, secrets), legal compliance (licenses, API terms, trademarks), privacy (GDPR, telemetry opt-out), and documentation. Use when prepar...

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tauri-development

ebiyy

Guide for developing Tauri v2 desktop apps on macOS. Covers debugging native apps (Rust panics, Sentry integration, thread-local issues), app signing and updater setup, global shortcuts, Keychain secret storage...

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llm-cost-optimization

ebiyy

Reduce LLM API costs without sacrificing quality. Covers prompt caching (Anthropic), local response caching, prompt compression, debouncing triggers, and cost analysis. Use when building LLM-powered features, a...

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memory-save

ZipperBagCoffee

Execute when you see "[MEMORY_KEEPER]" in hook output. Follow the numbered steps exactly to save session memory.

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plan-validation

bemgmt

Validate a plan or pipeline with evidence-based checks, dry runs, and research. Use when the user asks to validate, verify, or QA a plan or process or asks for confidence.

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plan-with-research

bemgmt

Build step-by-step plans grounded in evidence and research. Use when the user asks for a plan, roadmap, steps, or strategy for code, data, or pipeline work.

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plan-audit-orchestrator

bemgmt

Coordinate planning, auditing, and validation workflows. Use when the user mentions plan/planning, audit/auditing, review, or validation for engineering, data, or pipeline work.

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codebase-audit

bemgmt

Audit and map a codebase to understand structure, dependencies, and risks. Use when the user asks to audit a repo, understand architecture, or assess codebase quality or health.

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truthfulness-check

bemgmt

Enforce honest, evidence-bound answers. Use when the user asks to be honest/truthful, expresses frustration or urgency, or when confidence is low and errors are costly.

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