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refactor
Analyse Python code for refactoring opportunities using functional programming principles, code quality checks, and manual refactoring guidance. Use when user wants to improve code quality, check for code smell...
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code-formatter
Format Python code using black, ruff, and isort to ensure consistent style. This skill should be used before committing code to maintain code quality standards and pass CI/CD checks.
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rainze-code-writer
Build and update Rainze code using the PRD, tech stack, and module sub-PRDs. Use this when writing Python/Rust for Rainze, aligning with the architecture, method signatures, class/layout definitions, and coding...
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code-commenter
Add detailed comments explaining WHY code works, its context, edge cases, and performance implications. Use when user mentions "add comments", "document", "explain code", "improve readability", or "maintainabil...
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global-coding-style
Apply consistent coding style and formatting standards using automated tools (ESLint, Prettier, Ruff) with clear naming conventions, top-down code organization, and appropriate function/component sizing. Use th...
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wiki-generator-lsp
Generate comprehensive WIKI.md documentation for any codebase using LSP for precise code analysis. Use when user asks to document a codebase, generate technical documentation, create architecture diagrams, or a...
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hk-setup
Set up hk (git hook manager) with pre-commit hooks for any project. Detects project type (Python, JS/TS, Go, Rust, etc.) and configures appropriate linters/formatters. Use when user wants to add pre-commit hook...
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test-generator
Universal test generation skill that works with any language or framework. Detects project conventions, generates unit/integration/API/validation tests, and evolves through learning. Use when user asks to "writ...
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python-quality
Interpretive guidance for Python code quality using ruff (modern) or pylint+isort+black (traditional). Use when linting Python files, configuring Python tools, troubleshooting lint errors, or understanding tool...
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linting
Universal polyglot linting capabilities for Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Markdown, Shell, Ruby, YAML, and JSON files. Use when you need to lint files programmatically, understand tool selection logic, or invo...
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global-coding-style
Write clean, consistent code following established naming conventions, formatting rules, and the DRY principle across all files. Use this skill when writing any code in any file, naming variables and functions,...
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code-review
This skill should be used when conducting comprehensive code reviews and codebase audits. Invoke when the user requests to review code quality, security vulnerabilities, performance issues, or best practices ac...
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cicd-setup
Sets up a CI/CD pipeline for Python projects using GitHub Actions. Includes templates for PR checks, deployment via SSH, pre-commit hooks, and email notifications. Use this skill when a user wants to create a n...
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test-coverage-analyst
Guides on analyzing and improving test coverage for Python (pytest-cov) and JavaScript (c8) projects. Use when a user asks to set up test coverage, generate coverage reports, understand why coverage is low, or...
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legacy-code-reviewer
Expert system for identifying deprecated patterns, suggesting refactoring to modern standards (Python 3.12+, ES2024+), checking test coverage, and leveraging AI-powered tools. Proactively applied when users req...
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code-quality
Apply code quality tools (Ruff, ty, pre-commit) to Python projects. Use PROACTIVELY when code quality issues are detected. Keywords: lint, format, quality, 品質, ruff, type
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ca-django-linters
ALWAYS use this skill proactively for Consumer Affairs Django repositories (located in ../ca/ directory) when ANY of these occur - (1) After writing or modifying ANY Python code files in CA repos (2) After test...
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artifact-tracking
Use this skill when creating, updating, or querying AI-optimized tracking artifacts (progress files, context notes, bug fixes, observation logs) in YAML+Markdown hybrid format for 95% token reduction. Invoke fo...
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e2b-sandbox
Execute AI-generated code in secure isolated E2B cloud sandboxes with advanced monitoring, MCP gateway integration (200+ tools), and multi-language support. Use for running Python/JavaScript/TypeScript/Bash cod...
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acxcodeassistant
Generate code scaffolds following Carbon ACX conventions for React components, TypeScript APIs, Cloudflare Workers, Python scripts, and tests.
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nix-devenv
Expert at creating Nix flakes with flake-parts for development environments. Invoked when users want to set up devShells, configure nix-direnv, create flake.nix files, or build reproducible development environm...
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formal-specification-driven-development
Use this skill when the user wants to implement code with formal verification. This workflow discusses requirements, creates Idris2 specifications, reviews them, compiles for verification, then implements in th...
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quality-code-review
Perform systematic self-review of code changes before commits using structured checklist. Validates architecture boundaries, code quality, test coverage, documentation, and project-specific anti-patterns. Use b...
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quality-detect-refactor-markers
Finds all REFACTOR markers in codebase, validates associated ADRs exist, identifies stale markers (30+ days old), and detects orphaned markers (no ADR). Use during status checks, before feature completion, or f...
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