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

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8

Repository stars across indexed skills

32

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4

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prompt-executor

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Execute prompts from ./prompts/ directory with various AI models. Use when user asks to run a prompt, execute a task, delegate work to an AI model, run prompts in worktrees/tmux, or run prompts with verificatio...

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config-reader

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Read and manage daplug configuration from CLAUDE.md using blocks, with legacy fallback and migration support.

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prompt-finder

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Find and resolve prompt files in ./prompts/ directory. Use when user asks to find a prompt, list available prompts, locate prompt by number or name, or check what prompts exist.

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tmux-manager

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Manage tmux sessions for background tasks. Use when user asks about background processes, wants to monitor running tasks, attach to sessions, list active sessions, or kill stuck processes.

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sprint

cruzanstx

Automated sprint planning and execution from technical specifications (prompt generation, dependency planning, stateful execution)

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worktree

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Manage git worktrees for isolated development. Use when user asks to create isolated workspaces, work on multiple branches simultaneously, set up parallel development environments, or clean up old worktrees.

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cli-detector

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Detect installed AI coding CLIs and local model providers; outputs a cached JSON inventory for routing (/detect-clis).

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ai-usage

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Check AI CLI usage/quota for Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Google Gemini CLI, and Z.AI. Use when user asks about remaining quota, usage limits, rate limits, or wants to check how much capacity is left.

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