setup-lsp
Help users configure and verify LSP (Language Server Protocol) setup for Python and JavaScript/TypeScript in Claude Code. This skill should be used when users ask about LSP configuration, need to check if LSP s...
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Help users configure and verify LSP (Language Server Protocol) setup for Python and JavaScript/TypeScript in Claude Code. This skill should be used when users ask about LSP configuration, need to check if LSP s...
Analyzes code for style consistency and applies project-specific formatting conventions beyond what linters catch. Use when reviewing code, ensuring style consistency, or when user requests code style improveme...
Comprehensive skill for extending the FableDSL language with new commands, directives, and features. Use when adding new DSL syntax, creating custom animation commands, implementing new visual agents (buttons,...
Review code for best practices. Enforces universal rules plus language-specific rules for TypeScript and Python. Use when reviewing PRs, code changes, or auditing code quality.
Guide layer selection for Claude Code. Use when choosing between CLAUDE.md rules, skills, subagents, hooks, or MCP. Do not use for general coding questions or non-architecture tasks.
Detect unintegrated features before they become dead code. Catches the "Ink component pattern" - code that exists but isn't wired.
Expert guidance for LazyVim Neovim configuration. Use when configuring Neovim with LazyVim, writing plugin specs, adding language servers, customizing keymaps, enabling extras, troubleshooting lazy-loading, or...
Fix linting and formatting issues automatically
Figma MCPで取得したデザイン変数をTailwind CSS標準クラスに変換する。Figma MCPのコード生成後やデザイン実装時に自動起動。
Explain Cairo comment styles and documentation comments (`//`, `///`, `//!`); use when a request involves commenting code, documenting functions/modules, or generating Cairo API docs.
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