llmstxt-doc-parsing
Rapidly ingest documentation via the /llms.txt standard to gain "fast-track" understanding of libraries without scraping entire sites.
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Rapidly ingest documentation via the /llms.txt standard to gain "fast-track" understanding of libraries without scraping entire sites.
Create or update .gitignore files by fetching standard templates from the GitHub/gitignore repository.
Prepares isolated sub-workspaces for parallel agent execution. Copies context and generates specific mission instructions for "Worker" agents.
Safely renames a .NET project (solution, projects, namespaces, directories) from one name to another. Supports Planned (clean) and Recovery (dirty) modes.
Generate comprehensive workspace profile with git signals, build configs, and forensics completeness tracking. Foundation skill for all other workspace operations.
Analyzes failures or user requests to automatically scaffold new skills, ensuring structural evolution.
A QA gate that validates potentially destructive or irreversible actions before execution.
Detects drift between multiple git repositories (e.g. forks, mirrors, or multi-module projects). Generates a drift report and optionally applies sync actions.
Detects when the agent is stuck in a reasoning loop or unproductive state by analyzing tool usage and sentiment patterns.
Automates running the Ethereum Execution Layer Specification (EELS) tests against a local EVM implementation. Handles venv setup, execution, and result parsing.
Use when starting feature work that needs isolation from current workspace or before executing implementation plans - creates isolated git worktrees with smart directory selection and safety verification
Execute an implementation plan with verification and review checkpoints
Master Effect pattern matching using Data.TaggedEnum, $match, $is, Match.typeTags, and Effect.match. Avoid manual _tag checks and Effect.either patterns. Use this skill when working with discriminated unions, A...
Write comprehensive tests using @effect/vitest for Effect code and vitest for pure functions. Use this skill when implementing tests for Effect-based applications, including services, layers, time-dependent eff...
Implement typeclasses with curried signatures and dual APIs for both data-first and data-last usage
Implement the VM pattern using Effect and Effect-Atom for reactive, testable frontend state management. Use this skill when building React applications with View Models that bridge domain services and UI.
Build composable React components using Effect Atom for state management. Use this skill when implementing React UIs that avoid boolean props, embrace component composition, and integrate with Effect's reactive...
Use @effect/platform abstractions for cross-platform file I/O, process spawning, HTTP clients, and terminal operations. Apply this skill when writing code that interacts with the filesystem, spawns processes, m...
Master Effect AI streaming response patterns including start/delta/end protocol, accumulation strategies, resource-safe consumption, and history management with SubscriptionRef.
Implement Effect services as fine-grained capabilities avoiding monolithic designs
Create and update ai-context.md files that document modules for AI assistants. Use when adding documentation for packages, apps, or external references that should be discoverable via /modules commands.
Conceptual guide to wide events (canonical log lines) for observability. Use when thinking about instrumentation strategy, span annotations, or designing what context to capture.
Implement typed error handling in Effect using Data.TaggedError, catchTag/catchTags, and recovery patterns. Use this skill when working with Effect error channels, handling expected failures, or designing error...
Build prompts for Effect AI using messages, parts, and composition operators. Covers the complete Prompt API for constructing, merging, and manipulating conversations with language models.
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