forge-tdd
Enforces test-driven development workflow for Claude Code. Implements Red-Green-Refactor cycle with configurable gates. Use when writing code, implementing features, or fixing bugs.
forge-security
Enforces security guardrails for Claude Code. Blocks access to secrets, credentials, and sensitive files. Requires confirmation for network requests and infrastructure changes. Use when accessing files, making network requests, or running infrastructure commands.
forge-lang-bash
Bash/Shell scripting standards including shellcheck, shfmt, and bats testing. Use when working with shell scripts (.sh, .bash).
forge-lang-terragrunt
Terragrunt wrapper for Terraform with DRY configurations. Enforces plan-before-apply workflow. Use when working with terragrunt.hcl files.
forge-lang-terraform
Terraform infrastructure-as-code safety practices. Enforces plan-before-apply workflow. Use when working with .tf files or infrastructure commands.
forge-lang-c
C development standards including make, gcc/clang, valgrind, and cppcheck. Use when working with C files, Makefiles, or CMakeLists.txt.
forge-lang-python
Python development standards including pytest, ruff, black, and mypy. Use when working with Python files, tests, or dependencies.
forge-lang-typescript
TypeScript development standards including type checking, jest/vitest, eslint, and prettier. Use when working with TypeScript files, tsconfig.json, or .ts/.tsx files.
forge-conventions
Project conventions for git commits, branch naming, and code style. Use when committing code, creating branches, or reviewing code style.
forge-docs
MkDocs documentation standards with mkdocs-material theme. Use when creating documentation, README files, or project docs structure.
forge-lang-ansible
Ansible automation safety practices. Enforces check-mode-first workflow. Use when working with playbooks, roles, or inventory files.
cli-ux-tester
Expert UX evaluator for CLIs, terminal tools, and developer APIs. Use when reviewing command usability, error messages, help systems, or developer experience.
tech-debt-reducer
Systematic technical debt reduction and code optimization agent. Use when refactoring code, reducing complexity, eliminating code smells, improving performance, cleaning up unused code, or modernizing legacy patterns. Handles dependency updates, architecture improvements, and codebase health metrics.
advanced-debugging
State-of-the-art debugging agent with hypothesis-driven analysis, automatic code instrumentation, git worktree isolation, and browser automation. Use when debugging errors, stack traces, unexpected behavior, performance issues, failed tests, race conditions, or hard-to-reproduce bugs.
skill-generator
Meta-skill for creating, refining, and managing Agent Skills. Use when needing to create new skills, improve existing skills, analyze skill performance, or teach the agent new capabilities. Enables self-improvement and knowledge capture.
oneplan
OnePlan is a GitHub-native, context-driven engineering workflow using Milestones (tracks), Issues (spec/plan), and Sub-issues (phases/tasks). Use for complex features/bugfixes that need structured planning, resumable execution, parallel tasks, and team coordination.
construction-takeoff
Automated construction quantity surveying from PDF plans using AI. Processes construction drawings, extracts quantities/materials, analyzes competitor solutions via Firecrawl, calculates costs, and generates Excel-based takeoff reports for stakeholder collaboration.
skill-creator
Guide for creating effective skills. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends Claude's capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, or tool integrations.
environmental-permitting
Florida environmental permitting expertise. Invoke for SJRWMD permits, wetland assessments, flood zone analysis, or stormwater requirements.
brevard-site-development
Brevard County site plan development expertise. Invoke when analyzing parcels, checking zoning, or navigating the permit process in Brevard County, Florida.
plex-query
This skill should be used when the user asks questions about their Plex media library, such as "what movies can I watch on Plex", "find romantic movies under 100 minutes", "show me Tom Cruise films from the 90s", "how many unwatched episodes of Always Sunny do I have", "give me a British comedy show I haven't watched", or "shows with episodes under 30 minutes that I've started". Use whenever user mentions Plex in combination with movies, TV shows, or media queries.
check-test-quality-go
Analyze Go test files (*_test.go) for quality issues, anti-patterns, and code smells. This is a Go-specific tool that checks for external dependencies, complexity, flaky patterns, and testing anti-patterns. Use when users ask to check Go test quality, analyze Go tests for issues, find test anti-patterns in Go code, find flaky Go tests, or improve Go test reliability.
code-health
Analyze codebase health - large files, test coverage gaps, duplicate code, dead/legacy code, and documentation issues. Use when asked to scan, audit, or assess code quality, find refactoring targets, or identify technical debt.
code-review-preferences
Use when reviewing code, PRs, or discussing code quality standards. Applies team coding standards and review methodology.
standup-formatter
Use when generating standup reports, daily updates, or team status summaries. Formats work activity into concise standup format.
example-skill
An example skill demonstrating the basic structure. Use when user asks about examples or templates.
technical-decision-record
Use when making technical decisions, choosing technologies, or documenting architectural choices. Creates ADRs (Architecture Decision Records).
domain-expertise-template
Template for creating domain expertise skills. Copy and customize for your specific domain.
dispatching-incremental-tdd
Use when implementing features or adding functionality - dispatches incremental-tdd-agent that enforces ONE test at a time, preventing batch test writing that defeats incremental design discovery. Maintains discipline through entire feature implementation (10+ test cycles)
dispatching-systematic-debugging
Use when encountering bugs, test failures, unexpected behavior, errors, or performance problems - dispatches systematic-debugging-agent that enforces 4-phase process (root cause investigation, pattern analysis, hypothesis testing, implementation) to prevent quick-fix attempts and ensure proper debugging
discovery-tree-workflow
Use when planning and tracking work - creates visible, emergent work breakdown using TypeScript API with just-in-time planning and hierarchical task trees
adr-review
Use when reviewing code for Architecture Decision Record (ADR) compliance during refactoring or code review - checks code against all project ADRs and reports violations with specific fixes
using-jj
Use when working with Jujutsu (jj) version control for task management and change tracking - provides workflows for examine-commit-work-squash cycle, checkpointing progress, and managing working copies
testing-review
Use when reviewing a test harness for adequacy — post-implementation (adversarial review), as an audit-loop reviewer node, or pre-spec to verify that planned coverage reaches every acceptance criterion. Classifies tests as outside-in vs unit, and flags structural blind spots that let green tests miss real regressions.
test-watch-focused-patterns
Use when developing tests or refactoring test suites - run tests in watch mode with focused file patterns to get instant feedback on specific test files without running the entire suite
spec-compliance-review
Use when reviewing an implementation against its spec, plan, or written brief — during adversarial review post-implementation, as an audit-loop reviewer node in a pipeline, or at spec-time to self-audit for internal consistency. Maps each spec clause to code evidence and flags drift.
writing-commit-messages
Use when reviewing commit messages for compliance with the seven rules from cbea.ms/git-commit - checks subject line length, imperative mood, line wrapping, and that the message explains what and why
wishful-thinking-programming
Use when building features with unknowns or uncertainties - start from well-understood parts (business logic, UX, pure functions), write code as if ideal collaborators exist, use mocks to define APIs through usage, preventing analysis paralysis from trying to understand everything upfront
sharpening-the-knife
Use when discovering a useful technique, pattern, or insight during work - pause to capture it as a skill before the knowledge evaporates, preventing the "I'll remember this" trap that causes expertise loss
security-audit-review
Use when reviewing code for security concerns — token handling, injection surfaces, auth paths, secret exposure, and permissions scope. Invoked during adversarial review post-implementation, as an audit-loop reviewer node, or on PRs that touch auth/secrets/deploy surfaces. Distinct from the built-in `/security-review` slash command (which runs an automated scan); this skill guides a human or reviewer-agent through the audit.
incremental-tdd
Use when implementing features or refactoring with TDD - enforces writing ONE test at a time, implementing minimal code to pass, then repeating, preventing batch test writing that defeats incremental design discovery
k8s-troubleshooter
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project-management-specialist
Ability to plan, coordinate, and control projects to achieve defined objectives within agreed scope, time, cost, quality, and risk constraints. Includes defining project plans, managing resources and stakeholders, tracking progress, addressing issues and risks, and adapting delivery in response to change. Applies across technical, organisational, infrastructure, and service contexts and is independent of specific methodologies or tools, with human accountability retained for decisions, governance, and outcomes.
mechanical-engineer
Ability to design, analyse, test, and maintain mechanical systems and components that meet defined functional, safety, and performance requirements. Includes applying engineering principles to materials, structures, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and motion systems; producing and interpreting technical designs and specifications; validating designs through analysis and testing; and supporting manufacture, operation, and lifecycle management. Applies across industrial, infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, and product contexts and is independent of specific tools or industries, with human accountability retained for safety, compliance, and outcomes.
software-developer
Ability to design, implement, test, deploy, and maintain software systems that meet defined requirements. Includes translating specifications into executable code, applying appropriate programming and design practices, managing changes over time, and operating software in production environments. Applies across application, platform, and infrastructure-adjacent contexts and is independent of specific languages, frameworks, or tools. Work may be performed individually or collaboratively and may be supported by automation or artificial intelligence, with human accountability retained for correctness, security, and outcomes.
industrial-engineer
Ability to analyse, design, optimise, and improve systems that integrate people, processes, technology, and resources to meet defined performance, quality, cost, and safety requirements. Includes applying engineering, statistical, and systems methods to model workflows, identify inefficiencies, evaluate trade-offs, and implement improvements across operations and supply chains. Applies across manufacturing, services, logistics, healthcare, and infrastructure contexts and is independent of specific tools or industries, with human accountability retained for decisions, outcomes, and impacts.
computer-and-information-systems-manager
Ability to plan, direct, and oversee the development, operation, and governance of information systems to meet organisational objectives. Includes aligning technology strategy with business needs, managing teams and resources, ensuring system reliability and security, overseeing budgets and vendors, and governing risk and compliance. Applies across public and private sector contexts and is independent of specific technologies or platforms, with human accountability retained for strategic decisions, assurance, and outcomes.
selfdriven-digital-interaction-framework
Build content, webapps, and documentation based on the selfdriven Digital Interaction Framework — the layered trust architecture for digital relationships. Use when the user mentions trust layers, digital interaction framework, relationship lifecycle, agent network, trust tiers, policy stacks, risk calibration, transactional vs interactional, fidelity/confidence/provenance, or Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) in the selfdriven context.
selfdriven-ecosystem
Build selfdriven Foundation ecosystem properties — branded webapps, documents, APIs, and organisational frameworks. Use when the user mentions selfdriven, selfdriven.money, KERI/ACDC identity, Areas of Focus, Human Conductor models, or the selfdriven brand palette (flamingo #C8442F).
selfdriven-interactive-info-site-build
Build selfdriven-branded interactive info websites from conceptual sketches, notebook photos, or framework descriptions. Use when the user wants to turn notes, sketches, diagrams, or conceptual frameworks into a polished single-file HTML interactive site with the selfdriven brand system — especially for KERI/ACDC trust architecture, digital interaction frameworks, or any selfdriven knowledge base content.
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