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

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Indexed skills

9

Repository stars across indexed skills

200

Repository forks

15

Average repository stars per indexed skill

22

Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.

9 skills

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jj-merge-repos

edmundmiller

Merges two separate Jujutsu (jj) repositories into one. Use when combining repos, rebasing one repo onto another, or recovering from diverged histories.

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beads

edmundmiller

Tracks complex, multi-session work using the Beads issue tracker and dependency graphs, and provides persistent memory that survives conversation compaction. Use when work spans multiple sessions, has complex d...

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ui-skills

edmundmiller

Opinionated constraints for building better interfaces with agents.

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ast-grep

edmundmiller

Structural code search and refactoring using AST patterns. Use when searching for code patterns (not text), finding deprecated patterns, or systematic refactoring. Supports Nextflow, JavaScript, Python, and mor...

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ghostty-configuration

edmundmiller

Use when configuring Ghostty terminal emulator, working with ghostty config files, or looking up Ghostty settings and options.

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calendar

edmundmiller

Calendar canvas for displaying events and picking meeting times. Use when showing calendar views or when users need to select available time slots.

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flight

edmundmiller

Flight canvas for comparing flights and selecting seats. Use when users need to browse flight options and book seats.

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canvas

edmundmiller

**The primary skill for terminal TUI components.** Covers spawning, controlling, and interacting with terminal canvases. Use when displaying calendars, documents, or flight bookings.

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document

edmundmiller

Document canvas for displaying and editing markdown content. Use when showing documents, emails, or when users need to select text for editing.

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