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create-skill
Create new skills with proper structure and best practices. Use when user says "create skill", "new skill", "make a skill", or wants to scaffold a reusable agent capability.
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GitHub ↗Browse published AI skills maintained by l-lin. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.
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8Repository stars across indexed skills
128Repository forks
8Average repository stars per indexed skill
16Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.
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clear-writing
Makes your writing clearer, stronger, and more professional. Use this skill when the user says "write clearly", "clear writing", "improve writing" or for ANY prose humans will read—documentation, commit message...
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web-research
Use when the user says "search internet" or for requests related to web research; it provides a structured approach to conducting comprehensive web research
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continuous-learning
Reflect on task execution and create reusable skills. Use when user says 'learn', 'reflect', 'save as skill', or after completing complex tasks.
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jira
Manage JIRA tickets. Use it when the user mentions JIRA with ticket IDs like FOO-123.
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teach-me
Act as a Socratic teacher to guide users in learning concepts or tasks step-by-step without doing the work for them. Use when user says "teach me", "I want to learn", "guide me through", "help me understand", o...
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implementation-planner
Break down technical implementation tasks into actionable steps with codebase analysis. Use when the user says "breakdown the task", "plan the implementation" or when you need to decompose complex features, ref...
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backlogmd
Manage backlog tasks using the Backlog.md CLI. Use for creating, editing, viewing, and searching tasks in your backlog.
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