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

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6

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12

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bible-study-tool-creator

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Interactive skill for creating new bible study tools that generate AI-readable commentary data. Guides users through defining practical tasks, setting up proper file structure, and establishing self-learning lo...

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progressive-disclosure

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Use for all .md file creation/editing. README ≤200 lines (self-contained overview), topic files ≤400 lines. Plan ahead - if content will exceed limits, create directory structure from start.

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improve-tbta

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Systematically work through TBTA features using the 6-stage STAGES.md workflow. Use when user wants to improve TBTA features, work on TBTA, or continue TBTA feature work.

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get-source-languages

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Fetch source language (Greek/Hebrew) word data for Bible verses. Use this when users want to study Greek or Hebrew words, understand original language meanings, or analyze source text morphology. The skill retr...

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scripture-study

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Study scripture by retrieving and merging all available commentary data for one or more verses. Supports verse ranges, depth levels (light/medium/full), and optional filtering by tool type.

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quote-bible

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Fetch and display Bible verses in multiple translations with optional language filtering. Use when users explicitly request to quote a specific verse (e.g., "quote John 3:16" or "quote Matthew 5:3"). The skill...

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