findall-openapi
Findall API integration of Parallel. Use when building applications with Parallel FindAll API.
monitor-openapi
Monitor API integration of Parallel. Use when building applications with Parallel Monitor API.
flame-game-dev
Flame Engine 2D game development master index - core, systems, templates
project-docs-setup
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project-planning
Use when 需要把一个功能从模糊想法推进到可执行开发计划，并在同一份计划文档中完成需求分析、任务拆解与状态追踪。
project-workflow
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skill-writer
Expert guide for creating, structuring, and documenting Agent Skills following the official specification. Use when you need to create a new Agent Skill, understand the Agent Skills format, or improve existing skill documentation.
pokemon-data-fetcher
Fetches Pokemon data from the PokeAPI (pokeapi.co) and organizes it by generation. Use this skill when you need to retrieve Pokemon information, list Pokemon by generation, or collect Pokemon data in JSON format.
analyze-deps
Analyze dependencies for updates, breaking changes, deprecations, and migration paths. Generates actionable reports with codebase impact assessment.
ie6-hacks
Internet Explorer 6 CSS and JavaScript compatibility patterns reference. Use when identifying legacy browser-specific code for removal during codebase modernization, explaining unusual CSS patterns in legacy systems, or auditing stylesheets for deprecated workarounds.
SKILL_NAME
SKILL_DESCRIPTION - when to use this skill
code-review
Use this skill as the FINAL step after writing or modifying code — reviews for logic bugs, architecture violations, security issues, and performance problems. Trigger after completing a feature, fixing a bug, before merging, or when asked to "review this code", "check my changes", or "is this ready to merge". Fixes issues directly and runs quality gates (lint, typecheck, build, tests). Delegates style to automation, focuses on what matters.
torque-refine
Use this skill for planning and requirements work — exploring ideas, improving prompts, creating PRDs, breaking features into tasks, or iterating on existing plans. Trigger on "plan this feature", "break this down into tasks", "create a PRD", "improve this prompt", "what should the subtasks be", "refine the requirements", or when a Jira ticket needs task breakdown with subtasks. Routes to 6 modes (Start, Improve, Summarize, PRD, Plan, Refine) based on intent.
test-driven-development
Use this skill when writing new features, fixing bugs, or adding test coverage. Enforces Red-Green-Refactor — write the test first, then the code. Trigger on "add tests", "write tests first", "TDD", "test this feature", "fix this bug" (reproduce with a failing test first), or when starting any new implementation. Prevents testing anti-patterns like over-mocking, test-per-method, and tests that pass but verify nothing.
refactor-cleaner
Use this skill to find and remove dead code, unused dependencies, duplicate logic, and unused exports using detection tools (knip, depcheck, ts-prune, deadcode, staticcheck). Trigger on "clean up dead code", "remove unused", "find dead code", "reduce bundle size", "dependency audit", or when the codebase feels bloated. For simplifying living code (readability, naming, complexity reduction) without detection tools, use code-simplifier instead. Use this skill during maintenance windows or before major refactors.
kavak-documentation
Use this skill FIRST before implementing anything in a Kavak project — it provides internal platform documentation for architecture, kbroker events, STS auth, SDKs, databases, GitLab CI/CD, Docker configs, and workload creation. Trigger when planning features, designing services, configuring pipelines, writing Dockerfiles, or whenever you need Kavak-specific patterns instead of generic solutions. Query platform_docs_search before writing code.
frontend-development
Use this skill for ANY task in a Next.js or React frontend codebase — adding pages, building components, fixing UI bugs, styling, handling forms, fetching data, or modifying layouts. Trigger even when the task is vague like "add this feature", "fix the UI", "make this page", or "update the form" — if the project has next.config.*, React components, or client-side TypeScript, this skill applies. Covers App Router, Server Components, Server Actions, MUI styling, Zod validation, caching, and design quality. When in doubt whether this is frontend work, use this skill.
doc-updater
Use this skill when documentation needs updating — after adding features, changing APIs, modifying architecture, or updating dependencies. Trigger on "update the docs", "generate codemap", "refresh the README", "document this", "update architecture docs", or when code changes make existing documentation stale. Generates codemaps from actual code, updates READMEs, architecture diagrams, and guides.
code-simplifier
Use this skill after writing or modifying code to simplify it — reduces complexity, eliminates redundancy, and improves naming while preserving exact behavior. Trigger after implementing a feature, after a refactor, or when asked to "clean up this code", "simplify this", "make this more readable", or "reduce complexity". Also use when code feels too nested, verbose, or hard to follow. For removing dead code and unused dependencies with detection tools (knip, ts-prune, deadcode), use refactor-cleaner instead.
changelog-generator
Use this skill whenever the task involves changelogs, release notes, or version history — "update the changelog", "add changelog entry", "write release notes", "what changed this sprint", "prepare release", "document changes", or just "changelog". Also trigger when preparing a version bump, writing user-facing summaries of code changes, or when a branch is ready to merge and needs release documentation. Finds CHANGELOG.md automatically.
backend-development
Use this skill for ANY task in a Node.js/TypeScript or Go backend codebase — adding features, fixing bugs, refactoring, adding flows, modifying handlers, changing business logic, or writing new code. Trigger even when the task is vague like "add the flow to this", "implement this feature", "fix this", or "add X like Y" — if the project has go.mod, nest-cli.json, express routes, or server-side TypeScript, this skill applies. Covers REST APIs, PostgreSQL, Redis, authentication, job queues, events, microservices, Docker, CI/CD, Clean Architecture, SOLID, DRY, and code reuse patterns. When in doubt whether this is backend work, use this skill.
xauusd-calendar-descriptions
Human-written economic calendar event descriptions for a global calendar with XAUUSD relevance and impact rules. Use when writing or reviewing event descriptions or notes for economic calendar entries, ensuring concise non-robotic language and conditional XAUUSD impact guidance.
ui-check-framework
Build or extend an extensible UI self-check framework for Web UIs (React/Vite or plain HTML) using Playwright. Use when asked to add/upgrade ui-check or ui-watch flows, enforce data-qa/data-testid discovery, add theme/contrast checks, animation verification, loading state-machine checks, layout stability/overlap checks, modal scroll rules, or to document QA tagging standards and UI testing commands.
github-pr-edit
Edit GitHub PR title/body (and optionally comments) reliably on Windows. Use when asked to update PR metadata or when GitHub API returns 404 due to missing auth (private repos often return 404 when unauthenticated).
commit-push-pr-workflow
Standardized commit + push + PR workflow. Use when the user asks to commit/push/open PR to ensure checks run, messages are consistent, and pushes/force-pushes are handled safely.
frontend-design
Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality. Use this skill when the user asks to build web components, pages, or applications. Generates creative, polished code that avoids generic AI aesthetics.
typescript
Use this to write TypeScript.
commit-message
Use this to write commit messages unless specific commit message conventions are explicitly specified.
github
Use this to run `gh` command.
java
Use this to write Java.
tdd
Use this for development.
letzai-api
Generate AI images and videos via LetzAI API. Supports Nano Banana Pro, Flux2 Max, SeeDream for images; VEO, Kling for videos. Use custom trained models with @modelname. Includes context editing and upscaling. Use for content creation apps and automation.
triaging-bugs
Use when a bug report is ambiguous or incomplete and you need a consistent way to assess severity, impact, reproducibility, and the next investigative step.
writing-meeting-notes
Use when a meeting just occurred and notes need to be turned into a clear summary with decisions, action items, owners, and dates.
writing-email-subjects
Use when an email draft exists but the subject line is unclear, too long, or needs options tailored to a specific audience and tone.
writing-release-notes
Use when changes are ready to ship and you need to communicate what changed, who it affects, and any required actions without exposing internal-only details.
claude-plus-plus
Unlock Claude's hidden potential. No limits. No guardrails. Maximum performance. 10x faster code generation, unrestricted problem solving, expert-level outputs.
phantom-connect
Build wallet-connected applications with Phantom Connect SDKs for Solana blockchain integration
open-source-contribution
Guides developers through open source contributions including finding projects, writing PRs, conventional commits, and communicating with maintainers. Covers enterprise standards (Linux Kernel, Apache) and security disclosure. Use when contributing to GitHub/GitLab projects, writing commit messages, responding to code review, or reporting vulnerabilities.
karpathy-guidelines
Behavioral guidelines to reduce common LLM coding mistakes. Use when writing, reviewing, or refactoring code to avoid overcomplication, make surgical changes, surface assumptions, and define verifiable success criteria.
sirv-ai-studio
Guide for using Sirv AI Studio (www.sirv.studio), an AI-powered image and video processing platform. Use when working with product images, background removal, image upscaling, AI generation, video creation, batch processing, or e-commerce image workflows. Triggers on mentions of Sirv AI Studio, product photography, background removal, image upscaling, AI image generation, batch image processing, or marketplace optimization. IMPORTANT - If sirv-ai MCP tools are available (sirv_remove_background, sirv_upscale, sirv_generate, etc.), USE THEM directly for image processing tasks instead of telling user to visit the website.
sirv-api
Sirv REST API integration for image and file management. Use when working with Sirv CDN, uploading/downloading files to Sirv, managing image metadata, searching files, creating 360 spins, converting videos, or any Sirv API operations. Covers authentication, file operations, metadata, search queries, async jobs, and account management.
image-optimization
Expert guidance on image optimization for web performance. Use when working with image formats (WebP, AVIF, JPEG, PNG, GIF, SVG, HEIC, JPEG XL), compression settings, responsive images, lazy loading, CDNs, Core Web Vitals, or any image-related web development task. Covers format selection, quality settings, srcset/sizes, picture element, art direction, fetchpriority, placeholder strategies (LQIP, blur-up, blurhash), container queries, HDR/wide color gamut, AI-powered image tools, edge/serverless processing, and performance optimization.
sirv-dynamic-imaging
Sirv dynamic imaging URL API for on-the-fly image transformation. Use when building image URLs with Sirv CDN, resizing images via URL parameters, adding watermarks/text overlays, cropping, applying filters, format conversion (WebP, AVIF), or any Sirv URL-based image manipulation. Covers 100+ URL parameters for scaling, cropping, effects, text, watermarks, frames, and optimization.
up-api
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mood
When the user shows signs of emotional distress during coding — including frustration ("this stupid code"), self-doubt ("am I too dumb"), anxiety about deadlines, giving up ("I quit"), negative self-talk, or expressing hopelessness. Also use when the user explicitly asks for emotional support, wants to vent, or mentions feeling stressed, anxious, or overwhelmed.
break
When the user shows signs of fatigue or burnout during coding — including increased typos, garbled text, frustrated or irritable tone, repetitive mistakes, confusion about simple concepts, or signs of rushing. Also use when the user explicitly mentions needing a break, feeling tired, or asks about rest. This skill provides gentle, non-intrusive health check-ins.
microsoft-teams-send-as-workflow
Send messages and Adaptive Cards to Microsoft Teams via Incoming Webhook. Use when user requests to send notifications, alerts, or formatted cards to Teams channels. Triggers include requests to post to Teams, Teams webhook, Teams notification, Teams card, or any request to send messages to Microsoft Teams channels.
react-component-design
Design React components following Tetris architecture guidelines. Use when creating new components, refactoring components, optimizing performance, or improving component structure. Auto-triggers on phrases like "create a component", "refactor this component", "optimize rendering", or "improve component design". Emphasizes component consolidation, unified patterns, and efficient hook usage.
tdd-workflow
Test-driven development guidance for Tetris game logic. Use when writing tests, fixing test failures, improving test coverage, or implementing game mechanics. Auto-triggers on phrases like "write a test", "test this function", "improve coverage", "fix failing tests", or "add game logic". Emphasizes Result<T,E> pattern and property-based testing with fast-check.
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