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

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Indexed skills

8

Repository stars across indexed skills

42

Repository forks

9

Average repository stars per indexed skill

5

Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.

8 skills

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opal-flow-lld

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Create low-level design (LLD) documents for Opal frontend flows using the Flow LLD template. Use when asked to draft, fill out, or update a flow LLD for Opal.

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opal-frontend-cypress-component

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Cypress component testing guidance for opal-frontend. Use when adding or updating component specs, configuring component test setup, or choosing selectors, mocks, and POM Actions or Flows.

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opal-frontend-cypress-e2e

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Cypress end-to-end testing guidance for opal-frontend, including Cucumber feature layout, tags, step definitions, Actions or Flows, selectors, and accessibility specs. Use when adding or updating E2E scenarios.

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opal-frontend-review-guidelines

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Automated review rules for opal-frontend PRs. Use when asked to review code, run @codex review, or provide PR feedback; apply severity levels and the required comment format.

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opal-frontend-repo-guidelines

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Repository structure, build/test commands, coding style, and contribution rules for opal-frontend. Use when navigating the repo, running or debugging builds/lint/tests, following style conventions, or setting u...

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opal-frontend-common-ui-lib-repo-guidelines

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Repository structure, build/test commands, coding style, and contribution rules for opal-frontend-common-ui-lib. Use when navigating the repo, running or debugging builds/lint/tests, or following style conventi...

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module-scaffold

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Use when creating a new feature module in libs/. Triggers on "create a module", "add a feature module", "scaffold module for X", or "new library for Y"

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