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WurstScript community resources including example maps, libraries, frameworks, and project showcases for Warcraft 3 modding
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WurstScript community resources including example maps, libraries, frameworks, and project showcases for Warcraft 3 modding
WurstScript language reference covering syntax, types, classes, modules, generics, lambdas, and all language features for Warcraft 3 modding
WurstScript tutorials covering spell creation, legacy map migration, save/load systems, hot code reload, and advanced techniques
WurstScript standard library reference including closures, data structures, vectors, object editing, dummy units, and utility packages
Manage issues, projects, and workflows in Linear. View issues, create new ones, search documentation, and track project progress.
Query logs, metrics, monitors, and dashboards from Datadog. Search logs, check alert status, and investigate incidents.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "clean up the code", "remove unnecessary comments", "simplify docstrings", "parameterize tests", or wants to review and clean up code.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a worktree", "add a worktree", "set up a worktree", mentions "git worktree", or wants to work on multiple branches simultaneously.
Manage tasks, projects, and productivity in Todoist. View tasks, add new items, check completed work, and organize projects.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "commit and push", "push my changes", or wants to commit, push, and respond to PR comments.
Search and read Google Drive files including Docs, Sheets, and other documents.
Access Airtable bases, tables, and records. Query data, search records, and read structured information.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "save learnings", "remember this for next time", "add this to CLAUDE.md", "update your instructions", or wants to extract lessons from the current conversation.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "fix PR comments", "address PR feedback", "resolve PR threads", mentions "PR review", or discusses GitHub pull request comments.
View and manage Google Calendar events. Check today's schedule, upcoming meetings, and calendar availability.
Access Alfred's clipboard history. Search recent copies, find text you copied earlier, and analyze clipboard patterns.
Read and analyze Inspect AI evaluation log files using the Python API. Extract samples, messages, events, and metrics from .eval files.
Read and search Gmail emails. Check inbox, search messages, and view email threads.
Create AI-executable TASK/FIX GitHub issue bodies (and optionally create/link them as sub-issues) for SUM Platform work orders. Use when converting a WO/idea/report into a deterministic task ticket that an agen...
Orchestrate the planning workflow (Idea → Plan → VD → WO → TASK/FIX) for SUM Platform releases and infrastructure initiatives. Use when starting a new version or initiative, creating planning artifacts, or gene...
This skill helps identify repetitive task patterns and create reusable commands. When users repeatedly ask for similar types of work, this skill recognizes patterns and creates command templates with documented...
This skill should be used when detecting and fixing color contrast issues in the codebase. It finds dark text on dark backgrounds and light text on light backgrounds, then provides fixes to ensure proper readab...
Comprehensive Supabase database management skill for creating migrations, managing RLS policies, optimizing performance, and maintaining database security. Use when creating/modifying database schema, auditing...
UI implementation specialist for decomposing designs into reusable components. This skill should be used when implementing new UI features, screens, or components. It ensures maximum reuse of existing component...
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