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agents-md-guide
Guide for using and supporting the AGENTS.md standard in VS Code. Use this when asked about AGENTS.md, custom instructions, or repo-level AI agent configuration.
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managing-project-rules
Creates and updates modular project rules for Claude Code in .claude/rules/ directory. Use when creating, updating, or modifying rule files, organizing project guidelines, setting up code standards, or when use...
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deployment-patterns
Deploy projects to Vercel, Railway, or Docker with platform-specific best practices. Use when deploying applications, configuring deployment settings, debugging deployment failures, or setting up CI/CD pipeline...
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symbols
Token-efficient codebase navigation through intelligent symbol loading and querying. Use this skill when implementing new features (find existing patterns), exploring codebase structure, searching for component...
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frontend-design
Create components and pages following the Family Gifting Dashboard "Soft Modernity" design system. Use when building UI components, pages, or implementing design specifications. Includes Apple-inspired warmth,...
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apex-enterprise-patterns
This skill should be used when the user asks to "create apex class", "write apex code", "implement service layer", "domain pattern", "selector pattern", "apex security", "bulkification", or mentions DRY, SOLID,...
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gluegun-patterns
Gluegun CLI toolkit patterns for TypeScript-powered command-line apps. Use when building CLI tools, creating command structures, implementing template systems, filesystem operations, HTTP utilities, prompts, or...
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write-comments
Writes explanatory comments to code to improve readability for developers and AI systems. Use when documenting code or improving code comprehension.
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sonarqube-scan
Run SonarQube/SonarCloud static code analysis to check code quality, detect security vulnerabilities, code smells, and bugs. Use when the user mentions SonarQube, code quality analysis, security scanning, stati...
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cursor-explorer-mcp
Use for token-expensive operations requiring multi-file analysis - codebase exploration, broad searches, architecture understanding, tracing flows, finding implementations across files. Uses MCP cursor-agent se...
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code-review
Provides code review guidelines, checklists, and best practices for reviewing pull requests. Use when reviewing code, preparing for code review, or when users mention "code review", "review PR", "review checkli...
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code-review
Reviews code for quality issues, potential bugs, security vulnerabilities, and adherence to best practices. Provides actionable feedback with specific line references.
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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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global-conventions
Follow project-wide development conventions for file organization, version control, documentation, and dependency management. Use this skill when organizing project directories and files, writing README documen...
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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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repo-doc-auditor
Perform a repo-wide, evidence-based audit of documentation against the current codebase and recent changes. Produces a proposed, fully rewritten documentation set in TempDoc-ForUserReview and asks for approval...
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documentation-architect
Create, update, and maintain clear, accurate, and well-organized technical documentation for complex codebases. This agent focuses on understanding the current state of the code and existing documentation befor...
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code-refactor-master
Refactor code for better organization, cleaner architecture, and improved maintainability. Use for reorganizing file structures, splitting large components, updating imports after moves, and enforcing consisten...
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git-pr-creation
This skill creates pull requests using the GitHub CLI with AI-generated descriptions. It analyzes the current branch, detects available target branches, and generates concise PR descriptions based on the commit...
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github-repo-analysis
Analyze GitHub repositories to extract insights about commit frequency, outstanding contributors, release timeline, and project health metrics. Use when users request repository analysis, commit history investi...
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code-review
Performs comprehensive code reviews following industry best practices. Use when reviewing pull requests, code changes, or when asked to analyze code quality, security, performance, or maintainability. Checks fo...
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claude-code-platform
Expert knowledge of Claude Code CLI tools (Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Grep, Glob, Task, MCP), features (Skills, Checkpoints, Hooks), and best practices for agentic coding assistance
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