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

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258

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cli-tool

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Build command-line tools with argument parsing, subcommands, and nice UX. Use when: creating CLI, terminal app, command-line utility. Triggers: "cli", "command line", "terminal", "clap", "typer", "commander".

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auto-testing

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Automatically generate and run tests after each code change. Use when: any code is generated or modified in the pipeline. Triggers: internal use only.

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backend-nodejs

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Modern Node.js backend stack: NestJS/Hono, Drizzle ORM, Vitest, TypeScript. Use when: building Node.js APIs, TypeScript backends, or serverless functions. Triggers: "nestjs", "node backend", "express", "hono",...

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design-preferences

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Gather user design preferences before building UI. Use when: starting a project with visual interface (Web App, Mobile, Browser Extension). Triggers: "design preferences", "visual style", "choose theme", "desig...

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testing-basics

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Essential testing patterns for any project. Use when: writing tests, setting up testing, or fixing test issues. Triggers: "test", "testing", "unit test", "write tests".

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mvp-help

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Help and documentation for Idea to MVP plugin. Use when: user asks about building MVPs, vibe coding, or available commands. Triggers: "help", "what can you do", "mvp help", "how to build".

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secrets-guardian

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Protect repositories from accidental secret commits. Essential when working with AI agents. Use when: setting up new project, adding pre-commit hooks, scanning for secrets, fixing leaked credentials. Triggers:...

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ui-generator

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Generate UI components from natural language descriptions. Use when: user asks for a page, component, or UI element. Triggers: "create page", "add component", "show form", "make button", "страница", "компонент"...

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beads-validation

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Validates beads issues after creation. Checks dependencies, PRD mapping, order. Use when: after creating issues in project-init, before TDD loop. Triggers: "validate beads", "check issues", "verify tasks".

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beads-validation

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Validates beads issues after creation. Checks dependencies, PRD mapping, order, and issue quality. Use when: after creating issues, before TDD loop, before handoff. Triggers: "validate beads", "check issues", "...

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beads-workflow

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Proactive workflow for projects using beads issue tracker. ACTIVATE AUTOMATICALLY when session starts in directory with .beads/. Use when: starting work session, selecting tasks, completing tasks, creating subt...

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browser-extension

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Build browser extensions with WXT framework, Manifest V3, and TypeScript. Use when: creating Chrome extension, Firefox addon, browser plugin. Triggers: "extension", "browser extension", "chrome extension", "fir...

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edge-stack

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Modern edge-native web stack: Hono + htmx + UnoCSS + Cloudflare D1. Use when: building server-rendered apps with interactivity, rapid prototyping, CRUD apps, landing pages, marketplaces. Zero cold start, global...

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openai-sdk

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OpenAI official SDK usage (Python, Node.js). Use when: writing code that calls OpenAI API, implementing chat/embeddings/images/audio features, handling streaming responses, async patterns, error handling with S...

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openai-api

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OpenAI REST API integration guide. Use when: making direct HTTP calls to OpenAI API, understanding API structure without SDK, debugging API requests, learning request/response formats, handling errors and rate...

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