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scan-secrets

nkrebs13

Run security scan on skills or directories to detect API keys, tokens, passwords, personal paths, and other sensitive data. Use before pushing skills or committing code.

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sync-skills

nkrebs13

Bidirectional sync between local Claude Code skills (~/.claude/skills/) and the GithubSkills repository. Use when you need to push local skills to the repo, pull repo skills to local, or check sync status.

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coding-style

chozandrias76

Applies project-specific coding conventions and patterns. Use when writing, reviewing, or modifying code to maintain consistency with the codebase style.

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react-native

grupalia

React Native - UI kit, NativeWind/Tailwind styling, hooks, component patterns. Use when working with React Native code.

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api-types

grupalia

TypeScript API client - types, React Query, mutations. Use when working with API client code or types.

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vue-frontend

grupalia

Vue 3 frontend - composition API, TypeScript, Tailwind styling. Use when working with Vue components.

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rspec

grupalia

RSpec tests - conventions, patterns, performance. Use when writing or reviewing specs.

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rails-migrations

grupalia

Rails migrations - schema changes, data migrations, migration commands. Use when creating or modifying database migrations.

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git

grupalia

Git conventions - commit messages, branch management, rebasing. Use when committing code or reviewing commit history.

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refactor

grupalia

Code refactoring - architecture, extraction patterns, naming. Use when improving code structure.

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rails-controllers

grupalia

Rails controllers and Pundit policies - RESTful design, authorization, response handling. Use when working with controllers or policies.

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code-quality

mccarthysean

Maintain code quality with Ruff for Python and ESLint/TypeScript for frontend. Run linters, fix issues, and ensure consistent formatting. Use when linting code, fixing style issues, or preparing to commit.

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development-servers

mccarthysean

Manage Vite development server for Gentle Disagree. Use when starting the application, after code changes, when servers crash, verifying servers are running, or troubleshooting errors. (project)

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supabase-queries

siondw

Quick database queries and notification testing for sbhq-mobile. Use when querying contests, users, notifications, or testing push notifications.

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radare2

dnakov

Reverse engineering binaries using radare2 (r2). Analyze executables, disassemble code, find functions, extract strings, patch binaries, debug programs, and explore firmware. Supports persistent sessions for la...

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skill-architect

Git-Fg

Creates, refines, ingests, and evaluates agent skills using archetype-driven design. Use when building skills from scratch, extracting knowledge from documentation, or auditing skill quality. Do not use for non...

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claude-engineering-best-practices

Git-Fg

General-purpose guidance for Claude Code (terminal) and Claude Dev (platform). Covers stable principles (progressive disclosure, hooks, security) and volatile details with lookup workflows.

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reflective-brainstorming

Git-Fg

This skill should be used when the user needs structured thinking frameworks to analyze decisions, problems, or tasks. Apply multiple decision-making methodologies (10/10/10, 5 Whys, Eisenhower Matrix, First Pr...

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new-chat

Standivarius

Start an AiGov session by reading AGENTS + EVALSETS and proposing the smallest next PR with verification and effort label.

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end-chat

Standivarius

Close an AiGov session by writing a worklog entry, updating STATUS.md, and printing a PR-ready summary with verification and risks. Use when the user asks to wrap up, end the session, or prepare a PR summary.

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codex-rules

Standivarius

Enforce repo execution discipline: keep PRs small; run migration-smoke when invariants change; never hand-edit vendored contracts.

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