user-guides
Production-grade skill for creating comprehensive user guides, tutorials, step-by-step instructions, troubleshooting guides, and FAQ sections with quality metrics and validation.
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Production-grade skill for creating comprehensive user guides, tutorials, step-by-step instructions, troubleshooting guides, and FAQ sections with quality metrics and validation.
Production-grade skill for API documentation creation including OpenAPI/Swagger specifications, REST endpoint documentation, authentication flows, and error handling guides.
Production-grade skill for generating clear, well-documented code examples, implementation patterns, configuration files, and integration samples with multi-language support.
Production-grade security testing skill with OWASP Top 10, vulnerability scanning, penetration testing guidance, and compliance validation
Production-grade test strategy skill with risk-based testing, coverage analysis, quality gates, and resource optimization
Production-grade performance testing skill with k6, JMeter, load testing, stress testing, and performance optimization guidance
Production-grade test automation skill covering Selenium, Cypress, Playwright, Appium with POM architecture, retry logic, and CI/CD integration
Master team culture, psychological safety, engagement, communication, and inclusion for engineering teams
Master career development, engineering ladders, IDPs, succession planning, and mentoring for engineering teams
Master team dynamics, leadership principles, delegation, 1-on-1s, mentoring, and people management for engineering managers
Master hiring processes, interviewing, candidate assessment, and building strong engineering teams
Master technical decision-making, architecture choices, technology evaluation, and technical roadmaps for engineering teams
Master performance management, goal-setting, OKRs, reviews, feedback, and metrics for engineering teams
How to use the repo-scoped sk CLI to manage Claude Skills in this codebase.
How to use bd (beads) for issue tracking, ready work, status updates, and comments in this repo.
One lifecycle for Lambda repos: choose a bd task, start work, land the PR, and watch GitHub via Dumbwaiter MCP until it merges.
Provider-agnostic wait-for-change skill that uses the Dumbwaiter MCP server to wait on PR events (GitHub first) via wait.start/status/cancel/await, with progress notifications and durable state.
Create learning materials, explain concepts, generate quizzes and study aids. Use when asked to explain topics, create tutorials, generate practice questions, make flashcards, design curricula, or help study. T...
Improve writing quality, fix errors, and transform style. Use when asked to proofread, edit, improve clarity, fix grammar/typos, enhance academic writing, analyze prose quality, humanize technical content, or w...
Extract insights, analyze claims, and synthesize knowledge from research content. Use when processing academic papers, articles, podcasts, videos, meeting transcripts, or any content where the goal is to extrac...
Convert content between formats, summarize at different levels, and repurpose for various platforms. Use when asked to convert to markdown, create summaries of varying lengths, make tweets, create flashcards, o...
Analyze arguments, detect biases, evaluate claims, and improve reasoning. Use when asked to fact-check, identify logical fallacies, evaluate arguments, analyze predictions, find root causes, or think adversaria...
Create and improve technical documentation including architecture designs, PRDs, API docs, code explanations, and visual diagrams. Use when asked to document systems, explain codebases, create design documents,...
Create newsletters, social media posts, presentations, professional emails, and other content for publication or communication. Use when asked to write newsletters, draft emails, create social posts, design pre...
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