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

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7

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4

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0

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7 skills

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naki-mcp-proxy

Sunalamye

Token-efficient proxy for Naki's 47 MCP tools. Routes user intent to optimal MCP tool via agent isolation, saving 40-70% tokens. Use for any Naki game control, bot status, or UI operation.

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mcp-tool-writer

Sunalamye

Create, modify, and manage MCP tools for the Naki mahjong AI assistant. Use when adding new MCP tools, modifying existing tools, or fixing tool-related issues. This skill understands the Protocol-based MCPTool...

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release-manager

Sunalamye

Build, package, tag, and release Naki app to GitHub. Use when the user asks to "release", "publish", "tag", "build DMG/ZIP", or "upgrade version". Handles the complete release workflow from build to GitHub rele...

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webui-tester

Sunalamye

Test, debug, and modify Majsoul WebUI (Laya engine) within the Naki app. Use when the user asks to adjust "the screen" or "UI" - clarify whether they mean Naki's SwiftUI app or Majsoul's WebUI. This skill handl...

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redmine

Sunalamye

Redmine integration skill - URL parsing, issue query and management (Rust implementation)

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mcpkit-guide

Sunalamye

Guide for using MCPKit Swift package to build MCP (Model Context Protocol) tool servers. Use when creating new MCP servers, defining tools, or integrating MCP into Swift projects.

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webviewbridge-guide

Sunalamye

Guide for using WebViewBridge Swift package to build WebPage (macOS 26.0+) bridges with JavaScript injection and bidirectional communication. Use when integrating WebPage with Swift, injecting JavaScript, or ha...

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