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sentry-python-setup
Setup Sentry in Python apps. Use when asked to add Sentry to Python, install sentry-sdk, or configure error monitoring for Python applications, Django, Flask, FastAPI.
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component-testing
Comprehensive testing patterns for React components with MSW, React Query, and Vitest. Use when writing tests, setting up mocks, testing API interactions, or ensuring 80% coverage. Keywords - testing, MSW, Reac...
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test-coverage
This skill should be used when the user asks to 'get to 100% coverage', 'improve test coverage', 'cover uncovered code', 'fix coverage gaps', or mentions uncovered lines or coverage percentage. Provides strateg...
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capacitor-testing
Complete testing guide for Capacitor apps covering unit tests, integration tests, E2E tests, and native testing. Includes Jest, Vitest, Playwright, Appium, and native testing frameworks. Use this skill when use...
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release
Bump version, commit, and tag a release
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code-style
Write Nix code following repository conventions
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contributing
Create commits and pull requests following conventions
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users
Add and configure new Home-Manager users
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project-structure
Navigate the nix-config repository layout and find files
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packages
Create custom packages and overlays
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building
Build and evaluate NixOS and Home-Manager configurations
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hosts
Add and configure new NixOS host machines
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testing
Test changes using module-graph and build commands
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modules
Create and modify NixOS and Home-Manager modules
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secrets
Manage encrypted secrets with sops-nix
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debugging
Troubleshoot Nix evaluation and build errors
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extern-researcher
Research external open-source repositories to learn patterns and implementations. This skill should be used when agents need to study external codebases, check for existing research before cloning, manage tempo...
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documents-pptx
Presentation creation, editing, and analysis. When Claude needs to work with presentations (.pptx files) for: (1) Creating new presentations, (2) Modifying or editing content, (3) Working with layouts, (4) Addi...
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ticket-review
Reviews existing tickets for gaps, inconsistencies, and issues with severity classification. This skill should be used when reviewing a ticket document for quality, completeness, and implementer readiness. Prov...
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skill-creator
Guide for creating effective skills with UV + justfile structure. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends the agent's capabilities with speci...
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implementation-orchestration
The Planner's guide to becoming an orchestrator! Manages the complete implementation lifecycle: worktrees, branches, spawning Implement agents, validation gates, and decomposition triggers. When ready to exec...
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phase-execution
Your bulletproof guide to executing implementation phases! Handles commits, detects when phases are too big, and knows when to bail cleanly. Load this whenever you're implementing a phase - it provides clean...
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command-creator
Authoritative templates and scaffolding for creating slash commands. This skill should be used when creating new commands, reviewing existing commands for template compliance, or understanding command structure...
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pr-review
This skill provides a complete workflow for handling GitHub Pull Request reviews, specifically optimized for @gemini-code-assist automated reviews. This skill should be used when addressing PR review comments,...
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