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hook-manager

b-open-io

Discover and install Claude Code hooks from bopen-tools. This skill should be used when users ask to "list hooks", "install a hook", "show available hooks", "enable hook", "what hooks are available", or need he...

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memory-store

hungson175

Store coding patterns into GLOBAL vector database (cross-project learning). Auto-invokes after difficult tasks with broadly-applicable lessons. Trigger with "--store" or when user expresses frustration (fuck, b...

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memory-recall

hungson175

Retrieve coding patterns from GLOBAL vector database (cross-project learning). Auto-invokes when TodoWrite has >3 tasks or when user says "--recall". Searches relevant role collections based on task context.

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skill-awareness

yanko-belov

Always active. Tracks usage of code-craft skills across sessions. Log skill applications to enable analytics and identify gaps.

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update

assistant-ui

Update assistant-ui and AI SDK to latest versions. Detects current versions, identifies breaking changes, and executes migrations.

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assistant-ui

assistant-ui

Guide for assistant-ui library - AI chat UI components. Use when asking about architecture, debugging, or understanding the codebase.

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tools

assistant-ui

Guide for tool registration and tool UI in assistant-ui. Use when implementing LLM tools, tool call rendering, or human-in-the-loop patterns.

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system-architect

p1tl0rd

ROS 2 System Architect for designing scalable Node graphs, Topic namespaces, and QoS profiles.

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ros2-build-master

p1tl0rd

Quản lý quy trình biên dịch gói tin ROS 2 sử dụng Colcon với các cấu hình tối ưu.

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race-conditions

yanko-belov

Use when multiple operations access shared state. Use when order of operations matters. Use when "it works most of the time" but occasionally fails mysteriously.

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error-boundaries

yanko-belov

Use when deciding where to catch errors. Use when errors propagate too far or not far enough. Use when designing component/service isolation.

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api-versioning

yanko-belov

Use when designing or modifying APIs. Use when adding breaking changes. Use when clients depend on API stability.

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dependency-inversion-principle

yanko-belov

Use when a class creates its own dependencies. Use when instantiating concrete implementations inside a class. Use when told to avoid dependency injection for simplicity.

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fail-fast

yanko-belov

Use when handling errors. Use when tempted to catch and swallow exceptions. Use when returning default values to hide failures.

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deadlock-prevention

yanko-belov

Use when acquiring multiple locks. Use when operations wait for each other. Use when system hangs without crashing.

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liskov-substitution-principle

yanko-belov

Use when creating subclasses or implementing interfaces. Use when tempted to override methods with exceptions or no-ops. Use when inheritance hierarchy feels wrong.

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interface-segregation-principle

yanko-belov

Use when designing interfaces. Use when implementing interfaces with methods you don't need. Use when forced to implement throw/no-op for interface methods.

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you-aint-gonna-need-it

yanko-belov

Use when tempted to add features "for later". Use when building "production-ready" systems before needed. Use when adding flexibility that isn't required yet.

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exception-hierarchies

yanko-belov

Use when creating custom exceptions. Use when error handling feels chaotic. Use when catch blocks are too broad or too specific.

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open-closed-principle

yanko-belov

Use when adding new functionality to existing code. Use when tempted to add if/else or switch branches. Use when extending behavior of existing classes.

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