command-creator
Create custom slash commands for AI coding assistants.
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Create custom slash commands for AI coding assistants.
Always use this skill when writing or editing markdown files!
Always use this skill when writing or editing code of any sort!
Comprehensive performance analysis and optimization for Next.js applications using Neon Postgres. Identifies bottlenecks across frontend, backend, and database layers.
Scaffold a new page with proper layout, i18n, and shadcn components. Use when creating new pages. Invoke with "/new-page [path] [description]".
Generates session summaries and resume prompts for multi-session work. Use when completing features, before context limits (~50% capacity), or when user says "summary", "wrap up", "save progress", "end session"...
Scaffold a new API endpoint following project patterns. Use when creating new API routes. Invoke with "/new-api-endpoint [path] [methods]".
Create a new React component following project patterns. Use when creating reusable components. Invoke with "/new-component [name] [description]".
Write and maintain Sphinx documentation and reStructuredText files, including configuring Sphinx (conf.py, extensions, toctrees) and updating CI/deployment workflows so documentation builds as part of deploymen...
Generates clear commit messages from git diffs. Use when writing commit messages or reviewing staged changes.
VST3 SDK and VSTGUI implementation patterns. Use when working on plugin UI, parameter handling, VSTGUI components, editor lifecycle, thread safety, controller code, or cross-platform compatibility. Covers param...
VST3 plugin testing patterns and practices. Use when writing tests, debugging test failures, adding new test cases, when tests don't appear after changes, or when working with DSP algorithms that need verificat...
DSP development patterns for this VST3 plugin. Use when working on audio processing, dsp/ folder, processors, effects, delay algorithms, filters, or any code that runs on the audio thread. Covers real-time safe...
Use when asked to analyze content for manipulation, propaganda, disinformation patterns, or when user provides a URL or text asking "is this manipulative?", "analyze this for bias", "check for propaganda", or s...
Use when asked for "deep research", "thorough analysis", "comprehensive report", "investigate", "due diligence", or when multiple sources are needed to answer complex questions. Produces well-sourced research r...
Use when needing to get the default branch, detect repository settings, fetch available labels, get repo info for API calls, or when any gh-workflow command needs dynamic repository configuration instead of har...
Run dev servers, tests, long running processes, and watch processes in tmux windows
Guidelines for git commit messages
Create Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) that define the end state of a feature. Use when planning new features, migrations, or refactors. Generates structured PRDs with acceptance criteria.
Convert markdown PRDs to executable JSON format. Use after creating a PRD with the prd skill to generate the prd.json for autonomous task completion.
Guide for creating effective skills. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends Claude's capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, or to...
Deploys to archivist@194.163.189.144 VPS and iteratively debugs until successful. Use when deploying to VPS, debugging deployment failures, investigating container issues, checking health endpoints, or fixing O...
This skill provides patterns for generating and maintaining API documentation including OpenAPI specs, endpoint documentation, and example generation.
This skill should be used when creating or organizing working files in the .claude/ directory. It enforces consistent structure, naming conventions, and required cross-references for plans, architecture docs, e...
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