think-through
A Socratic interview skill for thinking through technical ideas like apps, products, tools, and projects. Use this when the user says "think through [idea]", "help me think about [app/product]", "let's explore...
Discover tools llm ai skills, compare source repositories and read the instructions for each workflow.
A Socratic interview skill for thinking through technical ideas like apps, products, tools, and projects. Use this when the user says "think through [idea]", "help me think about [app/product]", "let's explore...
Conducts general research, summarizes information, compares options, provides insights
Helps with email composition, creative writing, content creation, and text improvement
Ideas Mode specialist - handles organisation, tagging, canvas layouts, and creative capture workflows for the calm creative workspace.
Pitch Mode specialist - handles narrative crafting, bio writing, tone refinement, and outlet-specific pitching for artists.
Use when creating new skills, updating existing skills, or understanding skill structure. Triggers: "create a skill", "write a skill", "new skill for", "skill that does", "how do skills work". Provides complete...
Deep research via Gemini CLI — runs in background sub-agent.
Search the internet using Gemini CLI when web search tools are unavailable or when user requests Gemini specifically.
Run different AI agent CLIs and orchestrate them for complex tasks or alternative approaches or opinions.
Guide for creating effective skills. Use when you want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends an agent with specialized workflows, tool integrations, or repo conventions.
Install or update Agent Skills (skill folders with SKILL.md) across agent harnesses. Use when the user says install a skill, add this skill to my machine or repo, update a skill, move a skill between harnesses,...
Keeps repo-local agent instructions consistent by proposing updates to AGENTS.md when a user corrects the coding agent or asks to change AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, .claude/CLAUDE.md, or GEMINI.md.
Use to set up Obsidian vault and populate it with existing codebase knowledge. Enables context memory for AI development.
Use to identify and prepare the next logical story based on project progress. Creates comprehensive story files with full technical context.
Create custom Claude Code sub-agents with specialized expertise and tool access. Use when you need to build reusable agents for specific tasks like code review, debugging, data analysis, or domain-specific work...
Build efficient, scalable Claude Code skills using progressive disclosure and token optimization. Use when creating new skills, optimizing existing skills, or learning skill development patterns. Provides templ...
Use to assess and document risk factors for stories or features. Creates risk profiles with mitigation strategies.
Use when starting any conversation - establishes how to find and use skills, requiring Skill tool invocation before ANY response including clarifying questions
Multi-agent brainstorming with Critic, Creative, and Pragmatist perspectives
Integrate Claude agents into training and live trading (v3.0). Trigger when: (1) setting up multi-agent training, (2) adding agent consultation to live trading, (3) configuring orchestrator, (4) understanding a...
Expert guidance for Convex backend development including queries, mutations, actions, schema design, and real-time database patterns. Use when working with Convex functions, database operations, or serverless b...
Design patterns for automatic skill activation at plugin or project level. Use when implementing keyword-based skill suggestions.
Virtual test environment for Claude Code hooks, plugins, and agents. Use when testing or validating plugin components without affecting production.
Comprehensive Claude Code hook patterns for automation, state management, and external integration. Use when implementing hooks for validation, workflow gates, MCP integration, or state machines.
The default order uses GitHub repository stars from our indexed data. Stars belong to the source repository and may be shared by multiple skills. They indicate repository interest, not skill installs or an independent quality score.