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Browse published AI skills maintained by jrc1883. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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43

Repository stars across indexed skills

129

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Average repository stars per indexed skill

3

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43 skills

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using-git-worktrees

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Use when starting feature work that needs isolation from current workspace or before executing implementation plans - creates isolated git worktrees with smart directory selection and safety verification. Verif...

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pop-changelog-automation

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Enhanced changelog generation with semantic versioning, auto-categorization, and release notes. Parses conventional commits, determines version bump (MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH), categorizes changes by type, generates C...

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pop-knowledge-lookup

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Queries cached external documentation and blog content for authoritative, up-to-date information. Sources include Claude Code docs, engineering blog, and configured knowledge bases with 24-hour TTL caching. Use...

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embed-project

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Embed project-local skills, agents, and commands for semantic search. Use after creating items manually or to update embeddings. Works with both keyword and semantic search modes.

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complexity-analyzer

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Analyzes task/feature complexity (1-10) and recommends subtask breakdown for planning and prioritization. Provides actionable recommendations for agent selection, phase distribution, and risk assessment. Silent...

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code-review

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Confidence-based code review that filters issues to 80+ threshold, eliminating false positives and noise. Reviews implementation against plan or requirements for bugs, quality issues, and project conventions. U...

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research-merge

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Processes research branches from Claude Code Web sessions - merges content, moves docs to docs/research/, and creates GitHub issues. Use when /popkit:next detects research branches or when manually processing r...

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finishing-a-development-branch

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Use when implementation is complete, all tests pass, and you need to decide how to integrate the work - guides completion of development work by presenting structured options for merge, PR, or cleanup. Presents...

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executing-plans

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Controlled batch execution of implementation plans with review checkpoints between phases. Loads plan, critically reviews for issues, executes tasks in batches, then pauses for architect feedback before continu...

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pop-project-reference

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Load cross-project context in monorepos. Lists available workspace projects or loads specific project context (CLAUDE.md, package.json, README, STATUS.json). Supports pnpm, npm/yarn, Lerna workspaces. Use when...

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session-capture

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Saves complete session state to STATUS.json for seamless continuation across conversations. Captures git context, in-progress tasks, service status, focus area, and next actions. Use at the end of work sessions...

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power-mode

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Multi-agent orchestration system using Claude Code's native background agents (2.0.64+) for true parallel collaboration. Enables shared context, sync barriers between phases, and coordinator oversight. Use for...

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brainstorming

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Collaborative design refinement that transforms rough ideas into fully-formed specifications through Socratic questioning. Explores alternatives, validates incrementally, and presents designs in digestible chun...

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pop-worktree-manager

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Python-based git worktree manager with 8 operations: list, create, remove, switch, update-all, prune, init, analyze. Handles cross-platform paths, STATUS.json integration, protected branch safety. Use this skil...

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doc-sync

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Synchronize documentation with codebase - updates AUTO-GEN sections in CLAUDE.md, validates cross-references, and reports stale documentation

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