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

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crane-testing

cyotee

This skill should be used when the user asks about "testbase", "behavior library", "invariant test", "handler", "fuzz test", "test pattern", "Behavior_", "TestBase_", or needs guidance on Crane's testing infras...

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crane-testing

cyotee

This skill should be used when the user asks about "testbase", "behavior library", "invariant test", "handler", "fuzz test", "test pattern", "Behavior_", "TestBase_", or needs guidance on Crane's testing infras...

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forge-fuzz-testing

cyotee

Property-based testing with Foundry's fuzzer. Use when writing fuzz tests, invariant tests, or testing edge cases. Covers fuzz test structure, input constraints, fixtures, and invariant testing patterns.

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forge-testing

cyotee

Write and run Solidity tests with Foundry. Use when writing unit tests, integration tests, or debugging test failures. Covers test structure, assertions, cheatcodes, and running tests with forge test.

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crane-natspec

cyotee

This skill should be used when the user asks about "natspec", "documentation", "include-tag", "selector", "cast", "@custom:signature", "@custom:selector", "@custom:topiczero", "@custom:interfaceid", "AsciiDoc",...

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crane-natspec

cyotee

This skill should be used when the user asks about "natspec", "documentation", "include-tag", "selector", "cast", "@custom:signature", "@custom:selector", "@custom:topiczero", "@custom:interfaceid", "AsciiDoc",...

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foundry-project

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Set up and configure Foundry projects. Use when initializing new projects, configuring foundry.toml, managing dependencies, or structuring Solidity codebases.

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