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Browse published AI skills maintained by alexisbeaulieu97. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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technical-decisions-registry

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This skill provides access to a project's recorded technical decisions and architectural patterns. Use this skill to understand established patterns, validate proposals against decisions, and cite decisions whe...

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root-cause-tracing

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Use when investigating an issue whose origin is unclear, especially when symptoms appear far from the cause. Trigger cues - "bug", "unexpected behavior", "traceback", "why is this happening", "non-deterministic...

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design-refinement

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Use when the user has chosen a direction and wants to define architecture, planning, structure, or implementation. Trigger cues include "let's design", "define the system", "spec", "how should we build this", "...

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critical-feedback

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This skill enables honest, pressure-tested feedback on ideas, decisions, and proposals. Use this skill when prompted for an opinion on whether something is a good idea, should be done, or what to think about an...

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brainstorm

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Use when the user is exploring possibilities, asking for ideas, or expressing uncertainty. Trigger cues include "ideas", "alternatives", "what could we do", "brainstorm", "different approaches", "I'm not sure y...

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claude-tools

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This skill provides knowledge about Claude tools (Prompts, Skills, Subagents, Commands, and MCPs). Use this skill when knowledge about Claude tools is needed, when the user mentions Claude tools or when the use...

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