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

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6

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5

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0

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1

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6 skills

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klondike-agent-workflow

ThomasRohde

Manage multi-session AI agent workflows using klondike CLI. Use when working on klondike-managed projects (those with .klondike/ directory), when starting/ending coding sessions, tracking features through lifec...

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mermaid-master

ThomasRohde

World-class creation of valid, beautiful, and accessible Mermaid diagrams. Use when users request diagrams, flowcharts, sequence diagrams, entity relationship diagrams, state machines, Gantt charts, class diagr...

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strands-spec

ThomasRohde

Expert guidance for creating strands-cli workflow specifications (YAML/JSON). Use when creating, modifying, or troubleshooting strands-cli specs for: (1) Multi-step agent workflows (chain, routing, parallel, gr...

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windows15-app-development

ThomasRohde

Build and modify apps in the Windows 15 desktop environment. Use when creating new apps, modifying existing apps in apps/, working with window management, persistence, hotkeys, notifications, or UI components.

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readme-pages

ThomasRohde

Publishing assistant for Thomas's Astro-based GitHub Pages site (readme-pages). Creates publish-ready Markdown files for notes, recipes, and pages. Use when asked to write blog posts, articles, notes, recipes,...

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create-content

ThomasRohde

Create new pages or notes in the readme-pages project. Use when the user asks to create, add, or write a new page, note, article, or blog post. This skill handles file creation with proper frontmatter, filename...

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