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

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building-ui-with-shadcn

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Builds accessible, consistent UI components using shadcn/ui with Tailwind v4 following strict design system guidelines. Use for frontend development, component creation, design implementation, and UI consistenc...

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better-context

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Set up btca (Better Context) in a project by scanning dependencies, proposing resources, creating btca.config.jsonc, updating AGENTS.md, and explaining usage modes. Use when asked to configure btca/better-conte...

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deploying-test-build

OxFrancesco

Deploys iOS/Android test builds using EAS Build with internal distribution. Use when asked to deploy, build, or release a test/development/preview build.

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fetching-npm-source

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Fetches source code for npm packages and GitHub repositories to provide AI agents with implementation details beyond types. Use when you need to understand how a package works internally or reference its actual...

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build-a-project

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Create or update a Makefile with dev and build targets that run the repo's actual development and build commands. Use when asked to standardize run/build commands or add Makefile targets.

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implementing-autumn-billing

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Implement Autumn billing and payments in applications. Use when building subscription systems, usage-based billing, paywalls, feature gates, or monetization features. Autumn is an open-source billing layer betw...

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