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review-pr
GitHub PRをレビューします。PRの差分を取得し、コードの品質、セキュリティ、保守性の観点からレビューを行います。使用方法: /review-pr
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homelab-workflow
Enforce homelab-proxmox workflow patterns including single source of truth documentation, prompt logging, git commits, environment variables, and phase tracking. Use this skill when completing tasks, updating d...
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memory-generator
Generate CLAUDE.md project memory files by exploring codebases. Use when user asks to "generate memory", "create CLAUDE.md", "document this project", "understand this codebase", or starts work on a new/unfamili...
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session-refiner
Automatically bridge long technical sessions to keep context window small and costs low. Extracts key technical decisions, resolved bugs, active tasks, and essential code snippets from conversation history into...
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quizes-generator
Generate comprehensive quizzes with 80-100 multiple choice questions (MCQ) from a topic title or reference file. Questions include difficulty levels (Easy/Medium/Hard) with answer key at the end. Use when creat...
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skill-maker
Generate new Claude Code skills from user descriptions and requirements. Use when the user wants to create a new skill, build custom capabilities, or generate skill templates. Asks clarifying questions to fill...
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notes-generator
Generate beginner-friendly educational notes following Bloom's Taxonomy methodology. Use when you need to create structured learning materials from a topic title or reference file, organizing content through Re...
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flashcards-generator
Generate neat, clean flashcards in markdown table format from a topic title or reference file. Use when you need to create study materials, review cards, or learning aids for any subject.
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gemini-image-generator
Generate images using Google Gemini Nano Banana (gemini-2.5-flash-image) model. Use when asked to create images, generate visuals, design graphics, or produce artwork for marketing materials like Fiverr gigs, s...
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html-to-pdf
Converts HTML files to PDF or PNG format. Use this skill when the user asks to convert, export, or generate PDF/PNG from HTML files, or when they want to create printable documents, presentations, or long-form...
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box-factory-output-styles
Interpretive guidance for Claude Code output styles - when they add value, when they don't, and how they relate to agents. Use when considering output styles or wondering if your workflow would benefit from the...
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box-factory-status-line
Practical guidance for Claude Code status lines - what to display for real workflow benefits, not just configuration syntax. Use when setting up status lines or wondering what information would actually help.
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box-factory-architecture
Guidance for using Claude Code component architecture and choosing between agents, skills, commands, and hooks. Helps decide which component type fits a use case, understand delegation and isolation, debug cros...
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github-workflow
Tool selection hierarchy for GitHub interactions (gh CLI vs MCP server) and user's PR requirements. Use when interacting with GitHub or creating pull requests.
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mcp-config
Guidance for configuring MCP servers in Claude Code projects. Covers transport selection, scopes, authentication, and security patterns. Use whenever adding MCP servers - projects, plugins, or any context.
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box-factory-hooks-design
Interpretive guidance for designing Claude Code hooks. Helps you understand hook lifecycle, when to use hooks vs other patterns, and common pitfalls. ALWAYS use when creating or reviewing hooks.
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home-organization
Decision framework for choosing between 3D-printed home organization systems (Gridfinity, OpenGrid, Neogrid, French Cleat, Underware, Deskware). Provides interpretive guidance on system selection based on item...
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git-workflow
User-specific git workflow preferences and edge case handling. Documents commit message format requirements and pre-commit hook retry logic specific to this user. Use when creating commits or handling pre-commi...
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shell-quality
Interpretive guidance for shell script quality using shfmt and shellcheck. Use when linting shell files, configuring shell tools, troubleshooting shellcheck errors, or understanding formatting options.
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memory-design
Interpretive guidance for Claude Code memory management system. Helps choose between memory locations, organize modular rules, use path-specific rules, and avoid common pitfalls. Use when setting up CLAUDE.md f...
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plugin-design
Interpretive guidance for designing Claude Code plugins. Helps you understand plugin architecture, marketplace distribution, and when plugins are the right pattern. Use when creating or reviewing plugins.
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prettier-quality
Interpretive guidance for Prettier code formatting across multiple file types (JS/TS, YAML, JSON, CSS, HTML). Use when configuring Prettier, troubleshooting formatting issues, or understanding tool selection fo...
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opengrid-openscad
Interpretive guidance for generating OpenSCAD code for OpenGrid/MultiConnect wall-mounted organizers. Provides pattern selection frameworks, mounting system integration, and dimensional constraints specific to...
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gridfinity-openscad
Interpretive guidance for generating OpenSCAD code for Gridfinity desktop/drawer organizers. Provides pattern selection frameworks, dimensional constraints, and stacking system integration specific to the Gridf...
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