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large-content-skill
A skill with 500KB+ content for lazy loading testing
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nested-root-skill
Example skill at the root of the nested structure demonstrating depth 1
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pdf-extractor
Extract and convert PDF documents using Python scripts
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file-reference-skill
Example skill demonstrating secure file reference resolution with supporting files
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git-helper
Generate git commit messages and help with git workflows
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markdown-formatter
Format and clean up markdown documents following best practices
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special-chars-skill
A skill for testing special characters and injection patterns
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automating-browser
Controls Chrome browser: takes screenshots, clicks buttons, fills forms, downloads images, inspects pages, captures network requests, checks console errors, debugs API issues. Use when: 'screenshot', 'click', '...
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prompt-craft
Craft effective worker prompts from backlog issues using Claude 4 best practices. Use when preparing issues for workers, writing prompts, or optimizing prompt quality. Trigger with "craft prompt", "write prompt...
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terminals
TabzChrome terminal spawning and worker management patterns. Use when spawning workers, managing terminals, or setting up worktrees. Trigger with "spawn worker", "create terminal", "worktree setup".
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breakdown
Break down epics and features into concrete backlog tasks with dependencies. Use when planning work, decomposing large features, or organizing sprints. Trigger with "break down", "decompose", "plan feature", "c...
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merge
Branch merging and conflict resolution patterns. Use when merging feature branches, handling conflicts, or cleaning up worktrees. Trigger with "merge branch", "resolve conflicts", "cleanup worktree".
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browser
Browser automation via 70 tabz MCP tools. Use when taking screenshots, filling forms, debugging network requests, testing responsive design, or using text-to-speech notifications.
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terminals
Spawn and manage terminal tabs via TabzChrome REST API. Use when spawning workers, creating terminals programmatically, setting up worktrees for parallel work, or crafting prompts for Claude workers.
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integration
Integrate projects with TabzChrome terminals via HTML attributes, WebSocket, JS API, or Spawn API
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gg-plan-backlog
AI-assisted backlog grooming: prioritize, add dependencies, assign quality gates, draft worker prompts
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nlm-cli-skill
Expert guide for the NotebookLM CLI (`nlm`) - a command-line interface for Google NotebookLM. Use this skill when users want to interact with NotebookLM programmatically, including: creating/managing notebooks,...
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sharex-architecture-and-porting
Platform abstraction rules, porting guidelines, and architecture standards for XerahS
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sharex-core-standards
License headers, build configuration rules, SkiaSharp version constraints, and general coding standards for XerahS
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sharex-feature-specifications
Detailed specifications for Uploader Plugin System and Annotation Subsystem features
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sharex-workflow-and-versioning
Semantic versioning, commit message standards, multi-agent coordination, and workflow guidelines
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weekly-checkin
Cross-domain pattern analysis and strategic reflection for weekly review
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braindump
Quick capture of raw thoughts with intelligent domain classification and competitive intelligence extraction
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knowledge-consolidation
Build frameworks from scattered insights across all braindumps and notes
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