login-redirector
Handle WordPress login/logout redirects. Use when implementing custom redirect logic.
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Handle WordPress login/logout redirects. Use when implementing custom redirect logic.
Handle WordPress internationalization. Use when adding translatable strings.
Generate WordPress actions and filters with proper naming conventions. Use when creating hooks for the login page or plugin functionality.
Review code for WordPress security vulnerabilities.
Handle WordPress plugin activation and deactivation hooks.
Create PHP classes following Howdy framework conventions. Use when creating new classes or files in the plugin.
Create WordPress admin settings pages with Settings API.
Generate changelog from git commits and manage versions.
Manage CSS/JS building with npm/wp-scripts. Use when working on login page styles or scripts.
Generate retro-styled CSS for WordPress login page. Use when creating custom login page designs.
Guide users through creating meaningful, well-structured git commits following best practices. Use this skill when users want to commit changes, ask for help with commit messages, or need guidance on what to co...
Systematically analyze a codebase to understand its structure, purpose, technologies, and architecture. Use this skill when users ask to "analyze this project", "explain this codebase", "what does this project...
Set up hk (git hook manager) with pre-commit hooks for any project. Detects project type (Python, JS/TS, Go, Rust, etc.) and configures appropriate linters/formatters. Use when user wants to add pre-commit hook...
Create and edit markdown-based presentations using Slidev framework. Use when the user asks to create slides, presentations, or decks, or when working with .slides.md files. Supports mise/bun workflow, GitHub P...
Convert Jenkins pipelines (Jenkinsfiles) to GitHub Actions workflows. Use when migrating CI/CD from Jenkins to GitHub Actions, or when user provides a Jenkinsfile and wants a GHA workflow.
Evaluate educational demos using Chrome tools for E2E testing. Executes test cases from test_cases.json, captures screenshots, verifies learning outcomes. Scores QUALITY relative to benchmark. Uses real browser...
Execute test_cases.json against educational demos. Systematic testing via Chrome E2E. Single tab, sequential agents. Output: agent_X_tests.json with PASS/FAIL/PARTIAL results. Captures screenshots and identifie...
Build educational demos with excellent UX. Use when spawned by orchestrator to create or improve interactive visualizations. Focus on: obvious next action, no scrolling, persistent state display. You don't see...
Orchestrate evolution of educational demos through multi-agent exploration. NEW WORKFLOW: First develop test cases, then spawn builders, then evaluate with Chrome E2E testing. Test cases define LEARNING outcome...
Watch educational demo like a learner (BLIND evaluation). No test cases. No benchmark. No rubric. Honest assessment of: impression, what works, what doesn't, learner impact, recommendation. Output: agent_X_free...
Develop educational test cases for demos. Creates test_cases.json with specific scenarios that verify LEARNING outcomes, not just UI interactions. Test cases define what a learner should experience and verify....
Generate realistic fake data from JSON schemas, producing 1-50 valid records that conform exactly to the schema. Use when creating sample datasets from schema definitions, populating test databases, or generati...
Apply corporate branding standards including blue color palette, dark/light theme support, and shadcn UI component library. Use when implementing UI components, styling elements, or ensuring brand consistency.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "commit", "create a commit", "make a commit", "git commit", "commit these changes", or wants to stage and commit changes to git. Handles staging files, drafting c...
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