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x-publish

joneqian

Publish tweets and threads to X (Twitter) draft using browser automation. Use when user wants to publish content to X, save to drafts, or mentions "publish to X", "post tweet", "x-publish", "发布推文". Supports...

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exploration-review

thebrownproject

Interactive code review through conversation. HOUSTON guides review, spawns specialized agents, and helps create Beads for issues found.

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agents-ui

codeSTACKr

Build React frontends for LiveKit voice AI agents. Use this skill when creating web interfaces for voice assistants using LiveKit's shadcn-based Agents UI components. Covers AgentSessionProvider, audio visualiz...

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check-node-resources

X-McKay

Check resource usage (CPU, memory) on cluster nodes. Used to identify nodes under pressure. Keywords: node resources, cpu, memory, capacity, pressure, metrics, cluster health.

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investigate-pod-failure

X-McKay

Deep investigation of a failing pod. Gathers logs, events, and resource status to identify root cause. Keywords: investigate, debug, pod failure, troubleshoot, root cause, logs, events.

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cairo-components-under-hood

teddyjfpender

Explain how components are expanded under the hood, including HasComponent and ComponentState; use when a request involves debugging or understanding generated component code in Cairo.

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gleam-javascript-interop

renatillas

Guides Claude through integrating Gleam with JavaScript code using FFI, external functions, and NPM packages. Use when building for JavaScript target, using browser APIs, or wrapping JS libraries.

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cairo-references-snapshots

teddyjfpender

Explain Cairo references, snapshots (`@`), `ref` parameters, and desnap (`*`); use when a request involves borrowing, avoiding moves, or mutating data through references in Cairo.

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cairo-panic

teddyjfpender

Explain Cairo unrecoverable errors, `panic`, `panic!`, `panic_with_felt252`, `nopanic`, and `panic_with`; use when a request involves panics or panic annotations in Cairo.

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cairo-modules-files

teddyjfpender

Explain how Cairo modules are split across files and folders, and how `mod` declarations map to files; use when a request involves organizing modules into multiple files in Cairo.

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cairo-use-keyword

teddyjfpender

Explain Cairo `use` imports, aliases, re-exports, and grouped imports; use when a request involves bringing paths into scope or shortening module paths in Cairo.

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git-commit

motoki317

Stage meaningful diffs and create commits with WHY-focused messages. Use when agent needs to commit code changes.

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dcyfr-security

dcyfr

CodeQL suppressions, security vulnerability troubleshooting, and security best practices

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context-engineering-pack

BrianCLong

Summit/IntelGraph context-engineering skill pack. Routes to the vendored Agent Skills for Context Engineering library via progressive disclosure, and applies repo-specific guardrails (atomic PRs, evidence, gove...

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create-pr

chris-haste

Generate a GitHub PR URL with pre-filled title and body from story metadata and changed files. Run after code-review passes.

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story-creation

chris-haste

Use when creating new stories, writing requirements, or drafting feature specifications. Triggers on requests to create stories, write specs, or plan new features.

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implement

chris-haste

Use when implementing features, fixing bugs, writing new code, or making changes to Python files. Manages branch creation, TDD workflow, quality gates, and commit/push.

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code-review

chris-haste

Use when reviewing code changes, checking staged files, or validating work against acceptance criteria. Triggers on requests to review changes, check work, or validate implementation.

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