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

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Indexed skills

407

Repository stars across indexed skills

32,425

Repository forks

4,198

Average repository stars per indexed skill

80

Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.

407 skills

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cpp-modern-features

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Use when working with modern C++ codebases requiring features from C++11 to C++23 including lambdas, move semantics, ranges, and concepts.

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typescript-utility-types

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Use when typeScript utility types, mapped types, and advanced type manipulation. Use when creating flexible, type-safe TypeScript code.

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scala-type-system

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Use when scala's advanced type system including generics, variance, type bounds, implicit conversions, type classes, higher-kinded types, path-dependent types, and abstract type members for building type-safe,...

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pulumi-components

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Use when building reusable infrastructure components with Pulumi for modular, composable cloud resources.

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c-data-structures

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Use when implementing data structures in C including arrays, linked lists, trees, and hash tables with manual memory management.

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nim-c-interop

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Use when nim-C interoperability including calling C from Nim, wrapping C libraries, importc/exportc pragmas, header generation, FFI patterns, and building high-performance systems code integrating Nim with exis...

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jutsu-bunbun-bundler

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Use when bundling JavaScript/TypeScript code with Bun's fast bundler. Covers building for different targets, tree-shaking, code splitting, and optimization strategies.

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gitlab-ci-best-practices

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Use when optimizing GitLab CI/CD pipelines for performance, reliability, or maintainability. Covers pipeline optimization and organizational patterns.

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pylint-integration

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Use when pylint CI integration including plugins, editor integration, and performance tuning.

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rspec-fundamentals

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Use when rSpec fundamentals including describe, context, it blocks, let, and basic matchers for BDD testing.

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baseline-restorer

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Use when multiple fix attempts fail and you need to systematically restore to a working baseline and reimplement instead of fixing broken code.

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gitlab-ci-job-configuration

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Use when defining GitLab CI jobs, configuring scripts, setting up environments, or managing job dependencies. Covers job structure and execution options.

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markdownlint-custom-rules

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Create custom linting rules for markdownlint including rule structure, parser integration, error reporting, and automatic fixing.

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mocha-configuration

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Use when mocha configuration including reporters, config files, plugins, and CI integration.

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phoenix-patterns

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Use when applying Phoenix Framework best practices including context design, controller patterns, and application architecture. Use when building Phoenix applications.

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c-data-structures

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Use when fundamental C data structures including arrays, structs, linked lists, trees, and hash tables with memory-efficient implementations.

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vue-composition-api

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Use when Vue 3 Composition API with reactive refs, computed, and composables. Use when building modern Vue 3 applications.

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terraform-state

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Use when managing Terraform state files, remote backends, and state locking for infrastructure coordination.

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phoenix-controllers

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Handle HTTP requests with Phoenix controllers including actions, parameters, rendering, flash messages, and redirects

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