test-writer
Write Jest tests for React components in this Gatsby project. Use this skill when creating new tests or improving test coverage. Handles Gatsby-specific mocking and Testing Library patterns.
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Write Jest tests for React components in this Gatsby project. Use this skill when creating new tests or improving test coverage. Handles Gatsby-specific mocking and Testing Library patterns.
Use when applying a brand theme configuration to the app. Reads theme_config.json and updates Dart theme files with new colors, gradients, logos, and animation effects.
Use when deploying BrickChat to Databricks Apps, updating an existing deployment, or troubleshooting deployment issues (project)
Use when configuring app branding, theming, or visual styling. Guides through Q&A to capture logo, colors, and animation preferences, then generates theme_config.json.
Manage Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) using git-adr, a CLI tool that stores ADRs in git notes instead of files. Execute commands (init, new, edit, list, show, search, sync, supersede, link, attach, stats,...
List all registered projects from the registry
Get Gemini CLI's opinion on code, architecture, or implementation. Use when you want a second AI perspective during coding sessions.
Comprehensive spreadsheet creation, editing, and analysis with support for formulas, formatting, data analysis, and visualization. When Claude needs to work with spreadsheets (.xlsx, .xlsm, .csv, .tsv, etc) for...
Generate semantic commit messages and create git commits. Handles OneDrive mmap errors automatically. Use when user wants to commit, needs a commit message, or git commit fails.
Create or update Claude Code skills. Use when: user wants to create a skill, add a new skill, update skill, or mentions SKILL.md. Includes Skill Chaining documentation.
Manage MCP servers on Windows. Add, remove, list MCPs with proper cmd /c wrapper. Handles both global (~/.claude.json) and project (.mcp.json) configs.
Clean ~/.claude.json when it becomes too large (>25K tokens). Use when Claude cannot read the file, user mentions "claude.json trop gros", "nettoyer claude.json", or "cleanup claude.json".
Verify deployments on Hostinger VPS srv759970 after code changes. Checks HTTP status, PM2 processes, takes screenshots, and generates deployment reports.
Create beautiful visual art in .png and .pdf documents using design philosophy. You should use this skill when the user asks to create a poster, piece of art, design, or other static piece. Create original visu...
Sync core skills, commands, and scripts from marketplace to ~/.claude/
PowerShell naming conventions and organization best practices. Covers Verb-Noun functions, variable naming, module structure, and documentation standards.
Manage shared database instances on Hostinger VPS srv759970 - PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB operations. Use for database connections, backups, user management, performance checks, or troubleshooting database issue...
Modifie l'alias PowerShell `claude` en préservant toutes les fonctionnalités existantes. Gère les bypass permissions, MCP auto-détection, titre d'onglet et recherche d'exécutable.
Interactive catalog of all available skills. Use when: user asks for help, wants to discover skills, or asks what you can do.
Comprehensive document creation, editing, and analysis with support for tracked changes, comments, formatting preservation, and text extraction. When Claude needs to work with professional documents (.docx file...
Rename a skill across the marketplace. Use when: user wants to rename a skill, change skill name, or refactor skill naming.
Manage PowerShell profile, aliases, functions. Triggers: add alias, update profile, modify claude command, Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1
Display information about the current project or a specified path
Guide for creating Claude Code hooks - shell commands that execute at specific lifecycle events (SessionStart, SessionEnd, PreToolUse, PostToolUse, etc.). Use when users want to automate actions, add validation...
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