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environment-automation
Use this to set up dev environments, build scripts, CI/CD pipelines, or fix "works on my machine" issues.
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discovery
Map unfamiliar code, trace data flows, and identify entry points without changing behavior.
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testing
Write test cases to build confidence in code correctness and identify edge cases or regressions.
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frontend-design
Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality. Use when the user asks to build web components, pages, artifacts, posters, or applications (websites, landing pages, dashboards...
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sdlc-development
Guides implementation phase. Use when writing code, implementing features, or building functionality. Ensures code quality, testing, and documentation.
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quick-commit
Intelligently commit changes with a context-aware, auto-generated message that the user can approve or edit before committing. Does not push.
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checkpoint
Create timestamped work-in-progress commits to save current state locally without pushing. Use when experimenting or saving intermediate states.
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sdlc-planning
Guides software development planning phase. Use when starting new features, projects, or major changes. Creates specifications, identifies requirements, and plans architecture.
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sdlc-testing
Comprehensive testing guidance. Use when writing tests, debugging, or validating functionality. Covers unit, integration, and system testing.
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save-report
Commit newly generated sponsor reports from the docs/ directory with intelligent selection and preview. Includes optional push.
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sync
Stage all changes, commit with auto-generated message, and push to remote in one command. Use when you want to quickly save and share changes.
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firebase
Google's mobile and web application development platform.
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yytext
GitHub repository skill for ibireme/YYText
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firebase-ios
Firebase SDK documentation for iOS and Swift development, covering authentication, databases, cloud messaging, analytics, and more.
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smartcodable
Use when working with SmartCodable
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claude-code
Claude Code CLI and development environment. Use for Claude Code features, tools, workflows, MCP integration, configuration, and AI-assisted development.
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pangle-ios-sdk
Documentation for Pangle (穿山甲) iOS SDK.
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wcdb
Use when working with wcdb
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building-skills-marketplace
Use when creating new Claude Code skills, setting up marketplace repositories, or packaging skills for distribution - complete workflow from skill creation to marketplace publication
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web-server-manager
Web server management for nginx, Apache, and IIS. Use when configuring: (1) SSL/TLS certificates, (2) Load balancing, (3) Virtual hosts and subdomains, (4) Security hardening, (5) Performance optimization, (6)...
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heroui-design-skill
Advanced UI/UX Design Skill using HeroUI and MCP Design Intelligence.
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plantuml-stdlib
Find PlantUML Standard Library (stdlib) modules and suggest `!include ` paths (C4-PlantUML, icons, macros, etc.).
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plantuml
Create PlantUML diagrams (especially swimlane business workflows). Use to look up official syntax, generate .puml, then format/validate and render to PNG.
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cicd-validation-merge-workflow
Pre-push validation checklist (cargo fmt, clippy with zero warnings, feature flag testing, test suite), CI monitoring, merge process, and release quality gates. Use when preparing to push code, validating chang...
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