test-skill
A simple test skill that creates a greeting file
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A simple test skill that creates a greeting file
Tests variable interpolation features like {baseDir}. Use for testing path expansion.
A comprehensive skill demonstrating all frontmatter fields. Use for testing complete SKILL.md parsing.
A simple skill for testing basic functionality. Use when you need to test the skillet CLI.
Set up promotional banners with optional countdown timers. Use when creating seasonal sales, limited-time offers, or marketing campaigns that need dismissable banners with i18n support and theme customization.
Use when creating skills, writing SKILL.md files, editing skill definitions, or adding new reusable techniques to ai-coding-config
Use when writing prompts, agent instructions, SKILL.md, commands, system prompts, Task tool prompts, prompt engineering, or LLM-to-LLM content
Use when rough ideas need design before code, requirements are fuzzy, multiple approaches exist, or you need to explore options before implementation
Use when debugging bugs, test failures, unexpected behavior, or needing to find root cause before fixing
Use when current web info needed, verifying APIs still work, checking latest versions, or avoiding outdated implementations
Use when analyzing YouTube videos, extracting insights from tutorials, researching video content, or learning from talks and presentations
Use when testing MCP servers, debugging MCP tool responses, exploring MCP capabilities, or diagnosing why an MCP tool returns unexpected data
Use when automating browsers, testing pages, taking screenshots, checking UI, verifying login flows, or testing responsive behavior
Use when facing hard architectural decisions, multiple valid approaches exist, need diverse perspectives before committing, or want M-of-N synthesis on complex problems
Guide through problems with questions, not answers using Socratic teaching style. Use when asked to teach, explain concepts through discovery, help learn, or guide understanding without giving direct solutions....
Use when asked to find code smells, audit TODOs, remove dead code, clean up unused imports, delete debug statements, or assess code quality. Triggers on: "use tech-debt mode", "tech debt", "code smells", "clean...
Use when creating or amending Makefiles for process lifecycle management. Best for projects needing background process management, PID tracking, logging, and status monitoring. Triggers on: "use makefile mode",...
Use when asked to document architecture, understand system structure, create diagrams, or analyze component relationships. Focuses on interfaces and high-level design. Triggers on: "use architecture mode", "arc...
Challenge assumptions and probe reasoning using adversarial thinking. Use when asked to find weaknesses, challenge a design, identify edge cases, or stress-test an approach. Triggers on: "use critic mode", "cha...
Use when building dashboards, admin interfaces, SaaS UIs, or any interface needing polished, professional design. Triggers on: "design system", "UI design", "dashboard", "admin interface", "make it look like Li...
Systematic debugging with hypothesis-driven investigation. Use when something is broken, tests are failing, unexpected behavior occurs, or errors need investigation. Triggers on: "this is broken", "debug", "why...
PowerShell TDD testing framework guidance for Pester v5+. Use when writing, structuring, or debugging PowerShell unit tests; mocking cmdlets, native commands (bash, git, curl), or .NET types; isolating tests wi...
Comprehensive unit testing framework for Bash and POSIX shell scripts using ShellSpec with TDD/BDD best practices. Use when writing tests for shell scripts, debugging test failures, refactoring scripts for test...
Bash Automated Testing System (BATS) for TDD-style testing of shell scripts. Use when: (1) Writing unit or integration tests for Bash scripts, (2) Testing CLI tools or shell functions, (3) Setting up test infra...
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