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Browse published AI skills maintained by binee108. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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interactive-questions

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Ask clarifying questions using AskUserQuestion tool when requirements are unclear to prevent assumptions and misunderstandings. Use when facing ambiguous requirements, missing information, or trade-off decision...

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plan-document-lifecycle

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Lifecycle management of plan documents from creation to automatic cleanup after merge. Use when creating, referencing, or cleaning up plans.

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nine-step-workflow

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Comprehensive 9-step development workflow ensuring quality through planning, implementation, review, testing, and documentation with worktree isolation. Includes agent assignments, quality gates, and AskUserQue...

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git-workflow-policy

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Git workflow policies including commit rules and worktree cleanup sequence. Use when managing git operations, commits, or merges.

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tag-based-search

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Code tagging system using @FEAT, @COMP, @TYPE tags for easy discovery and navigation. Use when adding documentation tags or searching for related code across the codebase.

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risk-assessment

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Identifies technical, timeline, and dependency risks with mitigation strategies. Use when reviewing plans or implementations to catch potential issues early before they become problems.

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test-file-management

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Permanent vs temporary test organization and immutable contract philosophy. Use when creating, modifying, or reviewing tests.

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worktree-path-policy

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Ensures all file operations occur in the correct worktree directory to prevent accidental changes to the wrong codebase. Use when implementing, reviewing, testing, or documenting code in worktree-based developm...

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trust-principles

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TRUST quality principles (Test-first, Readable, Unified, Secured, Trackable) ensuring production-ready code. Use when implementing, reviewing, testing, or evaluating code quality across all development phases.

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language-conventions

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Defines language usage conventions separating user communication from technical artifacts. Use when writing code, documentation, commits, or communicating with users in multilingual projects.

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security-checklist

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Prevents RCE, SQL injection, and common vulnerabilities through validation and safe coding practices. Use when implementing or reviewing security-sensitive code involving user input, database queries, or comman...

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code-minimization

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Write minimum necessary code following YAGNI principle to prevent bloat and over-engineering. Use when implementing features to keep the codebase lean and avoid premature optimization or speculative features.

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architecture-principles

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Core architecture principles (SSOT, DRY, Anti-Spaghetti) for maintainable code design. Use when planning features, implementing code, or reviewing architecture to prevent duplication and technical debt.

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agent-model-selection

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Guidelines for selecting appropriate AI model (Sonnet vs Haiku) based on task complexity, ensuring cost efficiency while maintaining quality. Use when assigning work.

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phase-decomposition

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Breaks features into 3-8 manageable phases with clear deliverables and success criteria. Use when planning feature implementation to create testable, independently committable work units.

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plugin-setup

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Interactive plugin setup wizard for first-time configuration. Use when user requests plugin setup, initial configuration, or asks for help setting up the nine-step workflow plugin.

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