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Browse published AI skills maintained by Hawi254. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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event-flow-tracer

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Traces causal execution flow while coding by reconstructing Command → Validation → Events → State → Projections from real artifacts using terminal access. Automatically used after changes to event emission, ord...

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temporal-boundary-enforcer

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Enforces and validates temporal and phase boundaries while coding by inspecting real event/state artifacts via terminal access. Automatically used whenever code affects time, ticks, phases, windows, or lifecycl...

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simulation-invariant-auditor

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Proactively audits simulation logic while coding by collecting real artifacts via terminal access, generating helper scripts for repetitive workflows, and validating deterministic invariants across ticks, event...

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determinism-verifier

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Verifies deterministic simulation behavior while coding by running repeatable replays/tests via terminal access and diffing event streams, snapshots, and projections. Automatically used after changes to simulat...

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test-isolation-slot-hygiene

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Enforces clean-room test execution while coding by detecting and eliminating leaked state (saved slots, snapshots, caches, temp dirs) using terminal access. Automatically used when writing/modifying simulation...

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refactor-guardian

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Guards refactors while coding by enforcing no-behavior-change contracts, validating public API stability, and verifying deterministic behavior via real artifacts using terminal access. Automatically used during...

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