model-skill
Create Pydantic v2 data models with validation, type hints, and proper configuration. Use when designing data structures or schemas.
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Create Pydantic v2 data models with validation, type hints, and proper configuration. Use when designing data structures or schemas.
Implement Create, Read, Update, Delete operations for todo tasks. Use when building data management functionality.
This skill should be used when implementing IPC (Inter-Process Communication) channels for PDF operations in Electron. Triggers on requests to create PDF merge, edit, or convert functionality, implement preload...
This skill should be used when developing Electron applications with Feature-Sliced Design (FSD) architecture and React 19. Triggers on requests to create components, features, entities, widgets, or pages follo...
Develop features for the Cljr Clojure-to-.NET compiler. Use when adding emitter features, expression types, analyzer support, or testing features. Guides the complete workflow from Expr.cs to C# tests to NRepl...
Optimize Cljr compiler and runtime performance. Use when optimizing emitter output, runtime collections, REPL evaluation, or leveraging .NET 10/C# 14 features. Covers Span, FrozenDictionary, AggressiveInlining,...
Guide for using MCPKit Swift package to build MCP (Model Context Protocol) tool servers. Use when creating new MCP servers, defining tools, or integrating MCP into Swift projects.
Guide for using WebViewBridge Swift package to build WebPage (macOS 26.0+) bridges with JavaScript injection and bidirectional communication. Use when integrating WebPage with Swift, injecting JavaScript, or ha...
Use this skill when delegating to sub-agents that require more flexibility than the Task tool provides - when launching multiple agents in parallel, managing persistent sessions across calls, or coordinating co...
ElevenLabs text-to-speech CLI tool guide
Prepares a session by organizing scattered information. Use when user says they have information to organize, want to prepare a session, or mentions "prep".
Executes work in a project repo using a startup prompt. Use when user pastes a startup prompt or asks to begin executing a session. This skill is meant for use in project repos, not in vibehub.
Starts a session and generates a startup prompt for use in the target project repo. Use when user wants to start a session, generate a startup prompt, or begin working on a project.
Interactive data exploration and visualization skill. Use when users ask to visualize data, analyze datasets, create charts, or explore data files (CSV, Excel, Parquet, JSON). This skill guides through data exp...
Use this whenever a user wants to add a new feature or explitly states to research a feature/API or building a plan for a new feature. It iterviews the user for feature details (if not provided), research the b...
Automatically deploys to Vercel production, uses Vercel MCP to fetch build logs, analyzes errors, fixes them, and retries until successful deployment. Use when deploying to production or fixing deployment issue...
Help plan engaging blog posts: research topics, create outlines, suggest headlines, and draft compelling introductions. Use when user asks to plan or write blog content.
Implements persistent agent lifecycle management with 6 lifespans (ephemeral, turn, context, session, workflow, project). Use when creating agents that survive across turns, managing workflow-scoped execution,...
This skill provides the required tasks needed, in order to interact with the booking system.
A set of skills to interact with web-based health platforms to interact with digital medical records, handle billing,
All things needed for interacting with medical records
A comprehensive skill designed for researching on complex diagnosis problems.
A set of skills to handle billing the patients, government or health insurance.
An important skill, to help agents assist doctors with diagnosising patients.
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