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Reframe problems using Scott Adams' philosophy from "Reframe Your Brain". User describes a problem, concern, or situation and gets sardonic, pragmatic perspective shifts with actionable steps and custom affirma...
Expert guidance for Polars dataframe manipulation in Python. Use this skill when working with dataframes, data processing, ETL pipelines, or any task involving tabular data manipulation. Provides best practices...
Marketing copywriting expert for reviewing and improving UI copy. Use when evaluating headlines, subheads, taglines, CTAs, button text, microcopy. Improving clarity, succinctness, or persuasiveness of existing...
Use this when asked to make changes to or reason about a domain capability, handler, query, command, action, model or service.
Use this when reasoning about API surfaces, packages, protobuf schema, versioning, compatibility adapters or domain action handlers.
Use this when asked to model a domain, or think about domain boundaries, or construct schema to serve customer needs.
Use when working on Everything Machine frontend — JavaScript modules, journal entries, viewers, grid layout, bubbles, or CSS styling.
Interactive interview for journal entry reflections. Covers all 5 research sub-questions (Workflow, Autorschaft, Iteration, Scheitern, Ästhetik) aligned with the main research question.
Thesis writing skill for MA Artistic Research. Covers academic requirements, submission format, and literature review workflow.
Display ROADMAP.md tasks and offer interactive task selection with sub-agent suggestions.
Expert Claude Code engineer with deep knowledge of skills authoring, Agent SDK (TypeScript/Python), Claude API, prompt engineering, MCP servers, hooks, slash commands, and tool use. Use when creating skills, bu...
Expert iOS/macOS development with Swift 6, SwiftUI, SwiftData, CloudKit, and modern Apple frameworks. Use when writing Swift code, building iOS/macOS apps, implementing SwiftData models, creating SwiftUI views,...
Write cross-platform JavaScript for macOS and iOS using JavaScriptCore, JXA, and native APIs. Use when creating JS files, hooks, automation scripts, or any JavaScript that must run without Node.js. Covers Claud...
Browser compatibility documentation for web features. Use when checking browser support, feature compatibility, CSS/JS/HTML feature availability, or answering "can I use" questions. Covers 569 web features and...
Expert Bun runtime and toolkit guidance for JavaScript/TypeScript development. Use when writing Bun code, building servers with Bun.serve, running tests with bun test, using bun:sqlite, Bun Shell ($), file I/O...
Generate a new skill from a template with proper structure, frontmatter, and boilerplate files. Use when creating a new skill to ensure it follows conventions.
Validate all skills in the repository for proper structure, frontmatter, naming conventions, and required files. Use when you need to check skill quality before publishing or after making changes.
This skill should be used when generating app icons, splash screens, store assets, or marketing materials using the Gemini API. It applies when the user needs to create visual assets for Android or iOS projects...
Run security scan on skills or directories to detect API keys, tokens, passwords, personal paths, and other sensitive data. Use before pushing skills or committing code.
Analyze current project's Claude Code configuration and suggest improvements
Bidirectional sync between local Claude Code skills (~/.claude/skills/) and the GithubSkills repository. Use when you need to push local skills to the repo, pull repo skills to local, or check sync status.
Applies project-specific coding conventions and patterns. Use when writing, reviewing, or modifying code to maintain consistency with the codebase style.
React Native - UI kit, NativeWind/Tailwind styling, hooks, component patterns. Use when working with React Native code.
TypeScript API client - types, React Query, mutations. Use when working with API client code or types.
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