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Browse published AI skills maintained by sushichan044. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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tip-javascript-typescript

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This skill should be used when writing or refactoring TypeScript/JavaScript code. It provides coding patterns and best practices aligned with the user's preferred development style, typescript language usage pa...

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web-design-guidelines

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Review UI code for Web Interface Guidelines compliance. Use when asked to "review my UI", "check accessibility", "audit design", "review UX", or "check my site against best practices".

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github-pr-review-operation

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GitHub Pull Requestのレビュー操作を行うスキル。PR情報取得、差分確認、コメント取得・投稿、インラインコメント、コメント返信をghコマンドで実行する。PRレビュー、コードレビュー、PR操作が必要な時に使用。

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prepare-issue-pr

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Prepare comprehensive Issue or Pull Request descriptions using repository templates. Automatically detects type, finds appropriate templates, and guides users through filling them out completely. Use when users...

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tailwindcss

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Learn how to use Tailwind CSS v4's advanced features like custom utilities and variants.

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react-router

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Read this when working with React Router Specific Conventions; using file-based flat routes, testing with React Router's framework features.

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vitest-browser-react

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Read this when you are testing React Component with Vitest Browser Mode tests. Test file extension is expected to `.browser.test.{ts,tsx}`.

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base-ui

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This skills tells you how to access docs of Base UI. Base UI is a React component library focused on accessibility, performance, and developer experience.

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