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

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113

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226

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secure-coding

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Security best practices for Go applications. Use when writing security-sensitive code.

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spec-writing

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Standards and templates for writing detailed feature specifications. Use when transforming requirements into implementation-ready specs.

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vulnerability-patterns

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Common vulnerability patterns in Solidity and how to prevent them. Use when reviewing contracts for security issues or learning about common exploits.

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software-principles

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Core software engineering principles including DRY, SOLID, KISS, and YAGNI for writing maintainable and scalable code

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biome-setup

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Biome linter/formatter setup. Use when configuring Biome as an alternative to ESLint + Prettier.

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radix-ui-patterns

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Radix UI primitive components for accessible UI. Use when building accessible interactive components.

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react-19-patterns

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React 19 features including Server Components, Actions, and use() hook. Use when building modern React applications.

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api-versioning

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API versioning strategies for Node.js backends. Use when implementing versioned APIs.

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build-tools

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Build tool configuration for tsup, tsx, and bundlers. Use when setting up build pipelines.

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type-safety-patterns

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Advanced TypeScript type patterns including generics, type guards, and branded types. Use when designing type-safe APIs.

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