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hydration-performance

nexus-labs-automation

Measure SSR hydration timing and issues. Use when tracking hydration performance, debugging hydration mismatches, or optimizing SSR/SSG applications.

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route-transition-tracking

nexus-labs-automation

Measure time from navigation to page fully loaded and interactive. Use when tracking SPA navigation, route changes, or slow page transitions.

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user-journey-tracking

nexus-labs-automation

Track user journeys with intent context and friction signals. Use when instrumenting funnels or multi-step flows.

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bundle-performance

nexus-labs-automation

Monitor JavaScript bundle size and execution performance. Use when tracking bundle size, identifying large chunks, or optimizing load performance.

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source-map-setup

nexus-labs-automation

Configure source maps for readable stack traces. Use when setting up error tracking, debugging production issues, or configuring build tools.

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gitea-wiki

beshkenadze

Manage Gitea wiki pages. Use when working with wiki content, creating documentation, or updating wiki pages.

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your-skill-name

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Brief description of what this Skill does and when to use it. This field is critical for Claude to discover when to invoke your skill.

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swiftui-developer

beshkenadze

Develop SwiftUI applications for iOS/macOS. Use when writing SwiftUI views, managing state, or building Apple platform UIs.

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gitea-tea

beshkenadze

Manage Gitea via CLI. Use when user mentions "tea", "gitea cli", or needs terminal-based Gitea operations.

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markdown-formatter

beshkenadze

Format and structure content as clean, well-organized Markdown. Use when asked to create documentation, format text, or generate Markdown output.

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python-uv

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Manage Python projects with uv. Use when creating Python projects, managing dependencies, running scripts, or installing Python versions.

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git-worktree-workflow

beshkenadze

Manage git worktrees for branch isolation. Use when creating feature branches, working on isolated tasks, creating PRs, and cleaning up after merge.

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code-reviewer

beshkenadze

Review code for quality, security, and best practices. Use when asked to review code, find bugs, or suggest improvements.

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json-schema

beshkenadze

Generate and validate JSON Schema definitions. Use when asked to create schemas, validate JSON structure, or document API payloads.

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research-guide

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Research best practices, guides, and libraries. Use when needing documentation, recommendations, implementation guidance, or library comparisons.

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meeting-notes

beshkenadze

Structure meeting transcripts into organized notes with action items, decisions, and key points. Use when processing meeting recordings or creating meeting summaries.

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skill-creator

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Create new Claude Agent Skills. Use when asked to create, build, or develop a skill.

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verify-known-issues

beshkenadze

Verify claims about known issues in libraries or tools. Use when about to state something is a "known issue", "known bug", or "known limitation".

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wget-reader

beshkenadze

Fetch data from URLs. Use when asked to download content, fetch remote files, or read web data.

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dev-workflow

beshkenadze

Orchestrate full development workflow. Use when implementing features, starting structured development, or user mentions "workflow" or "implement issues".

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review-kics

chrismcmacken

Review KICS Infrastructure as Code scan results to identify exploitable misconfigurations. Use when analyzing KICS output, triaging IaC findings, or when the user has kics-results directories to review. Automat...

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create-semgrep-rule

chrismcmacken

Create custom Semgrep rules for vulnerability detection. Use when writing new rules for specific vulnerability patterns, creating org-specific detections, or building rules for novel attack vectors discovered d...

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