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

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Indexed skills

113

Repository stars across indexed skills

96

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0

Average repository stars per indexed skill

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113 skills

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phase-1-init

cuioss

Init phase skill. Creates plan directory, request.md, config, and status. Complete initialization in a single agent call.

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ref-documentation

cuioss

General documentation standards for README, AsciiDoc, and technical documentation with validation, formatting, link verification, and content review workflows

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permission-fix

cuioss

Write operations for fixing and managing Claude Code permissions - add, remove, consolidate, ensure, apply-fixes.

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plugin-architecture

cuioss

Architecture principles, skill patterns, and design guidance for building goal-based Claude Code marketplace components

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pm-requirementsplanning

cuioss

Standards for creating and maintaining project planning documentation with task tracking, status indicators, and traceability to requirements

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cui-cypress

cuioss

Cypress E2E testing standards including framework adaptations, test organization, and best practices

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ref-toon-format

cuioss

TOON format knowledge and usage patterns for agent communication and memory persistence in plan-marshall marketplace

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cui-javascript

cuioss

Core JavaScript development standards covering ES modules, modern patterns, code quality, async programming, and tooling

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java-cdi-quarkus

cuioss

Quarkus-specific CDI patterns including @QuarkusTest, native image support, and reflection registration

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cui-testing

cuioss

CUI test library standards for test data generation, value object contracts, and JUL log testing

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