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Comprehensive research combining web search and AI synthesis. Use for deep research on topics, comparing technologies, investigating libraries, and finding GitHub issues related to problems.
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Comprehensive research combining web search and AI synthesis. Use for deep research on topics, comparing technologies, investigating libraries, and finding GitHub issues related to problems.
Get unstuck when blocked on a problem. Use when you've tried multiple approaches without success, or when debugging has hit a wall.
Build durable, resumable TypeScript workflows with Vercel Workflow DevKit. Use when creating long-running processes, AI agents, background jobs, multi-step pipelines, webhooks, or event-driven systems. Triggers...
Manage tmux sessions for background processes. Use to run long-running commands, manage multiple terminals, and capture output from background processes.
Manage git worktrees for parallel development. Use to work on multiple branches simultaneously without stashing or switching contexts.
Bundle code context for AI. ALWAYS use --limit 49k unless user explicitly requests otherwise. Use for creating shareable code bundles and preparing context for LLMs.
Create new Agent Skills for Claude Code. Use when user wants to create a skill, add a new capability, document a CLI workflow, or asks how skills work.
Preview and analyze git diffs with AI explanations. Use to understand changes before committing, get impact analysis, and compare branches or commits.
Browser automation using Puppeteer or Playwright. Use for web testing, screenshots, form filling, and automated browser interactions.
Generate and manage changelogs from git history. Use for release notes, tracking breaking changes, and maintaining project history.
Performance profiling and optimization. Use for benchmarking code, analyzing performance, running Lighthouse audits, and finding hotspots.
Code refactoring with AI assistance. Use for modernizing code, converting JavaScript to TypeScript, class to hooks conversions, and systematic renaming.
Deep multi-framework reasoning using Gemini. Use for complex problem analysis, challenging ideas, and evaluating multiple options with structured thinking.
Manage dependencies with npm/yarn/pnpm. Use for auditing vulnerabilities, checking outdated packages, understanding dependency trees, and upgrading packages safely.
Use Gemini AI for research, analysis, summarization, web search, and complex reasoning. Use when you need AI-powered research, code analysis, content summarization, or web search with synthesis.
Persistent knowledge storage using basic-memory CLI. Use to save notes, search memories semantically, and build context for topics across sessions.
Build Raycast extensions with React and TypeScript. Use when the user asks to create a Raycast extension, command, or tool.
Chain multiple operations together in pipelines. Use for multi-step workflows, combining research with analysis, and complex automated tasks.
Configure Karabiner-Elements keyboard remapping using Goku EDN syntax. Use when creating keybindings, layers, simlayers, app-specific shortcuts, or modifying karabiner.edn.
Use this skill whenever a "diagram" is mentioned. Maintain and synchronize Unified Impact Diagrams following Diagram Driven Development (DDD) methodology. Create, update, and manage diagrams that connect user v...
Generate ideas and explore possibilities with AI. Use for creative problem solving, generating alternatives, and expanding on concepts.
Bundle and share code as gists or markdown. Use to create shareable code bundles, extract imports, and create GitHub gists.
Inter-agent communication for multi-agent workflows. Use when multiple agents need to coordinate, share information, or reserve resources.
Spawn 5 Opus subagents with randomly-generated distinct personas to debate a problem from multiple angles. Use when exploring UX decisions, architecture choices, or any decision that benefits from diverse persp...
The default order uses GitHub repository stars from our indexed data. Stars belong to the source repository and may be shared by multiple skills. They indicate repository interest, not skill installs or an independent quality score.