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Browse published AI skills maintained by DegrassiAaron. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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development

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Guidance and code snippets for software development using common languages and frameworks. Use this skill to setup projects, write clean and maintainable code, manage dependencies, and debug effectively.

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spreadsheet-tools

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Guides and code for creating, analyzing, and formatting spreadsheets. Use this skill to work with Excel files programmatically and apply data analysis techniques.

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presentation-design

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Techniques and code examples for creating professional slide decks and presentations. Use this skill to structure narratives, apply design principles, and automate slide generation.

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pdf-design

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Instructions and code examples for creating, editing, and designing PDFs programmatically. Use this skill to generate reports, fill forms, or design custom layouts.

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testing

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Procedures and examples for writing and executing automated tests for software. Use this skill when verifying code correctness with unit, integration, or end-to-end tests.

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web-design

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Principles and code snippets for designing responsive, accessible websites. Use this skill when building or refining web interfaces.

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marketing

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Frameworks, strategies, and templates for planning and executing marketing campaigns. Use this skill for market research, crafting messages, segmentation, and analyzing results.

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