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skill-installer
Install agent skills from GitHub repositories into local environment. Pure agentic installation - no scripts required. Use when adding new skills or updating existing ones.
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GitHub ↗Browse published AI skills maintained by tnez. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.
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28Repository stars across indexed skills
26Repository forks
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1Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.
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channelsreply
Reply to a specific message in a channel. Use this to respond to issues, answer questions, or continue threaded conversations.
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channelslist
List all available channels. Use when discovering what channels exist or checking channel metadata.
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simple-task
Format and validate JSON data structures. Use when you need to pretty-print JSON, validate syntax, or convert between compact and formatted JSON.
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channelspublish
Publish a message to a channel or DM. Use this to post updates, session summaries, issues, or direct messages to personas.
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install-skill
Install agent skills from various sources including local paths, GitHub URLs, or the dot-agents repository. Use when adding new skills to a project or user environment.
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skill-creator
Create and scaffold new agent skills with proper structure, validation, and spec compliance. Use when building new skills from scratch.
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channelsread
Read messages from a channel. Use this to check for new messages, review issue history, or catch up on session logs.
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skill-tester
Test and validate agent skills against the Agent Skills Specification v1.0. Use before deploying skills to ensure spec compliance and catch structural issues.
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skill-browser
Discover, browse, and compare agent skills from repositories. Shows new skills, updates, and helps users find relevant skills. Use when exploring available skills or checking for updates.
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find-local-events
Search for local events, activities, and happenings in a specified location and timeframe. Use when the user asks about events, concerts, festivals, meetups, or things to do in a specific area.
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skill-evaluator
Evaluate agent skill quality using rubric-based assessment. Use when assessing skill effectiveness, identifying improvement opportunities, or ensuring quality standards.
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get-weather
Fetch and display current weather information for a specified location using wttr.in. Use when the user asks for weather conditions, forecasts, or temperature information.
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capture-work-guidance
Comprehensive guide for AI agents on proactive documentation capture using /docent:tell
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upgrade-dependencies
Periodically upgrade npm dependencies and GitHub Actions to keep project current and secure
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release-package
Create and publish a new version of docent to npm registry
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health-check
Run comprehensive project health checks including code quality, documentation, git status, and project structure
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ci-health-check
Check CI/CD workflow status and troubleshoot failing checks in GitHub Actions
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file-issue
File a bug report or feature request to a project's GitHub repository
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triage-github-issues
Systematically triage incoming GitHub issues for the docent project
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bootstrap
Initialize .docent/ directory structure and configuration for a new project
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process-sessions
Process ephemeral session notes and extract valuable knowledge into permanent documentation
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git-commit
Create professional git commits following conventional commit format with proper staging and verification
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fix-markdown-lint
Fix markdown linting errors in documentation files
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