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Recover from crashed, failed, or interrupted Claude Code sessions. Use this skill when: session crashed during multi-agent parallel execution, need to determine what work was completed vs incomplete, want to ge...
Generate and optimize PRDs, Implementation Plans, and Progress Tracking documents optimized as AI artifacts for development agents. Use when creating new feature plans, breaking down long planning docs (>800 li...
Reorganize project documentation with bilingual (English/Japanese) structure. Use when asked to "reorganize docs", "update documentation", or "sync documentation".
DuckDB, MotherDuck cloud analytics, and Parquet file handling for Node.js/TypeScript applications
Use when deploying applications, choosing deployment platforms, or troubleshooting deployment issues - routes to platform-specific skills (Vercel, Fly.io, Cloudflare)
Use when building Chrome extensions (Manifest V3). Covers floating panel architecture, sidepanel API, storage patterns, message passing, content scripts, SPA navigation detection, context menus, Vitest testing,...
Use when generating PDFs from markdown with Pandoc - covers differences from Python-Markdown, blank line rules, fix scripts for labels/anchors/metadata, and visual testing workflow
Use when deploying to Fly.io - covers single volume limitation, monorepo deployment, Dockerfile patterns for Next.js/Python, and common troubleshooting
Use when working with Cloudflare R2 object storage, D1 SQLite database, KV, or Workers integration - covers bindings, limits, gotchas, and best practices
Use when implementing dependency installation systems - covers bundled portable executables in MSI installers, unified detection/execution code paths, and Windows installer best practices
Server-Sent Events (SSE) for real-time progress updates in Next.js/Vercel. TransformStream patterns, client consumption, progress tracking.
Use when deploying MkDocs documentation to GitHub Pages with GitHub Actions - covers Python-Markdown gotchas (indentation, footnotes, grid tables), workflow configuration, and systematic markdown fixing
Use when automating browsers with Playwright/Puppeteer, testing Chrome extensions, using Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP), handling dynamic content/SPAs, or debugging automation issues
Use when deploying to Vercel - covers Fluid Compute (timeout issues, 60s bug), vercel.json configuration, maxDuration settings, cron jobs, environment variables (printf gotcha), monorepo setup, Next.js issues,...
Use when building professional installers for desktop applications - covers macOS DMG with app bundles, Windows MSI with WiX, Linux DEB packages, GitHub Actions automation, and SLSA attestations
Ensure code and design follow the latest industry standards, premium UI/UX trends, and library documentation.
High-velocity, intent-driven development using agentic workflows and MCP servers.
Browser automation CLI for AI agents. Use for web scraping, testing, screenshots, form filling, and headless browser interactions.
Build/deploy/troubleshoot DigiCluster on Verdin iMX8MP. Always read /DOCS/BUILD_AND_DEPLOY.md first and never invent commands.
Expert Debate Protocol aimed at reaching the absolute theoretical optimum through forced infinite iteration.
Implement features following Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and CQRS patterns with event-driven architecture, Kafka, and BullMQ
Design high-conversion onboarding flows with gamification and dopamine engineering. Use when creating app onboarding, designing quiz flows, building paywalls, or needing psychological engagement patterns.
Intelligently commits and pushes git changes using conventional commit messages, automatically grouping files by logical task. Use when committing multiple features, fixes, or changes that should be separated i...
Use when writing or reviewing TypeScript code, or when the user mentions TypeScript, strict typing, type errors, or type safety.
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