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bruhs

Opinionated development lifecycle - spawn projects, cook features, yeet to ship

bryantleft
bryantleft
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mpr-cli

Query USDA MyMarketNews commodity data using the mpr CLI. Use when working with agricultural prices, commodity reports, livestock markets, grain prices, or when the user mentions USDA, commodity data, market reports, or mpr.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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monorepo-cli

Manage the CLI tools monorepo using helper scripts. Use when checking CI status, release commits, or managing multiple CLI projects.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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grokipedia-cli

Query Grokipedia knowledge base using the grokipedia CLI. Use when working with knowledge articles, documentation search, wiki content, or when the user mentions Grokipedia, knowledge base, wiki search, or grokipedia.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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gpd-submission-health

Preflight Google Play releases, validate edits, and verify listing completeness with gpd. Use when shipping to production or troubleshooting a failed release.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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gpd-release-flow

End-to-end release workflows for Google Play using gpd publish commands, tracks, rollouts, and edit lifecycle. Use when uploading builds or managing releases.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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gpd-ppp-pricing

Set region-specific pricing for Google Play subscriptions and products using gpd monetization commands. Use when adjusting prices by territory or PPP strategy.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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gpd-metadata-sync

Sync and validate Google Play metadata, listings, and assets with gpd, including Fastlane-style workflows. Use when updating store listings or translations.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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gpd-id-resolver

Resolve Google Play identifiers (package, tracks, version codes, products, subscriptions) using gpd. Use when commands require IDs or exact values.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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gpd-cli

Manage Google Play Developer Console using the gpd CLI. Use when working with Android app publishing, Play Store releases, app reviews, Android vitals, in-app purchases, subscriptions, or when the user mentions Google Play, Play Store, Android publishing, or gpd.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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gpd-cli-usage

Guidance for using the Google Play Developer CLI (flags, output formats, auth, pagination). Use when asked to run or design gpd commands for Play Console workflows.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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gpd-build-lifecycle

Track build processing, status, and retention for Google Play using gpd publish commands. Use when waiting on processing or managing releases.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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ask-cli

Query App StoreKit APIs using the ask CLI. Use when working with in-app purchases, subscriptions, transaction history, or when the user mentions StoreKit, in-app purchase, subscription status, or ask.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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ams-cli

Query Apple Maps Server APIs using the ams CLI. Use when working with geocoding, reverse geocoding, search, directions, or when the user mentions Apple Maps, geolocation, map data, or ams.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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adv-cli

Query Advance Commerce APIs using the adv CLI. Use when working with e-commerce data, product catalogs, inventory, orders, or when the user mentions Advance Commerce, e-commerce, product data, or adv.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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abc-cli

Manage Apple Business Connect listings using the abc CLI. Use when working with business locations, place cards, hours, or when the user mentions Apple Business Connect, Apple Maps business, location listings, or abc.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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cimis-cli

Query California Irrigation Management Information System (CIMIS) weather data using the cimis CLI. Use when working with irrigation data, weather stations, ET0 (evapotranspiration), or when the user mentions CIMIS, California weather, irrigation scheduling, or cimis.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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gpd-betagroups

Orchestrate Google Play beta testing groups and distribution using gpd. Use when managing testers, internal testing, or beta rollouts.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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gdrv-cli

Manage Google Drive files using the gdrv CLI. Use when working with file uploads, downloads, folder management, permissions, or when the user mentions Google Drive, cloud storage, file backups, or gdrv.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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x-cli

Interact with X API using the x CLI. Use when working with posts, timelines, media uploads, user data, or when the user mentions X, social media, posts, or x.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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usm-cli

Manage UniFi sites via the cloud-based Site Manager API using the usm CLI. Use when working with multiple sites, cloud controllers, or UniFi cloud infrastructure.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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ups-cli

Track UPS shipments and manage shipping using the ups CLI. Use when working with package tracking, shipping labels, rates, or when the user mentions UPS, package tracking, shipping, or ups.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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unifi-cli

Manage local UniFi Network controllers using the unifi CLI. Use when working with Dream Machine, Cloud Key, or self-hosted UniFi controllers.

dl-alexandre
dl-alexandre
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teya

Teya payment integration guide covering POSLink (cloud-based terminal integration), All-In-One (single-device Android), E-Commerce APIs (hosted checkout, payment links), and Payments Gateway. Includes decision trees, authentication patterns, test cards, and certification guidance.

majncz
majncz
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elixir-dependency-updater

Update Elixir project dependencies including breaking changes. Use when the user asks to update dependencies in an Elixir project, upgrade packages, run mix hex.outdated, handle dependency version bumps and breaking changes, or asks to update mix.exs dependencies.

tylercannon
tylercannon
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asdf-runtime-version-updater

Update language runtime versions in .tool-versions files (asdf) and propagate changes to Dockerfiles, GitHub Actions workflows, and other version-referencing files. Use when: (1) updating a project's language runtime version(s), (2) synchronizing versions across .tool-versions, Dockerfiles, and CI/CD configs, or (3) migrating to a new runtime version.

tylercannon
tylercannon
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go-development

Best practices for Go development, covering domain-driven design, context usage, and structured logging.

imrenagi
imrenagi
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go-error-handling

Best practices for error handling in Go applications, including error wrapping, domain errors, sentinel vs typed errors, and gRPC error mapping.

imrenagi
imrenagi
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protobuf-developer

Protobuf schema development guidelines. This skill should be used when writing, reviewing, or refactoring Protocol Buffer definitions to ensure consistency, backwards compatibility, and adherence to style guides.

imrenagi
imrenagi
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htmx-universal-patterns

The definitive guide for building Hypermedia-Driven Applications (HDA) using HTMX, prioritizing security and UX patterns.

ecelayes
ecelayes
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handlebars-pure-patterns

Best practices for writing clean, logic-less Handlebars (hbs) templates.

ecelayes
ecelayes
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koa-advanced-patterns

A comprehensive guide for developing robust, scalable, and secure Node.js applications using the Koa framework.

ecelayes
ecelayes
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react-useeffect-audit

Identify and fix unnecessary useEffect usage in React code. Use when reviewing React code that uses Effects, when asked to optimize React components, when seeing patterns like "useEffect + setState", when users ask about Effect best practices, or when refactoring React code. Helps eliminate redundant renders and simplify component logic.

mpoc
mpoc
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synapse

Multi-AI Agent Orchestration System with configurable models and role-based workflows. Use when you need to coordinate multiple AI agents (Claude, Gemini, Codex) for complex tasks like planning, code generation, analysis, review, and execution. Supports agentic workflow patterns: parallel specialists, pipeline, and swarm orchestration. Compatible with Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenCode. Triggers: 'orchestrate agents', 'multi-agent workflow', 'plan and execute', 'code review pipeline', 'run synapse', 'agentic workflow'.

jangyoung
jangyoung
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hreng-burnout

Use when the user wants to detect or assess engineering burnout risk (after-hours work, on-call load, unsustainable pace, team health checks) for an individual or team.

clous-ai
clous-ai
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hreng-hire-eval

Use when the user wants to evaluate engineering assessments (take-homes, live coding, system design) with structured rubrics and avoid over-indexing on trivia or memorization.

clous-ai
clous-ai
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hreng-hire-intake

Use when the user wants to start or refine an engineering hiring process and needs a structured, legally-aware intake document for a new or replacement role.

clous-ai
clous-ai
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hreng-ladder

Use when the user wants to create or refine an engineering career ladder, define level expectations, or design promotion criteria and packets.

clous-ai
clous-ai
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hreng-offboard

Use when the user is planning an exit or handoff for a departing team member; produce exit checklist (access, docs, knowledge transfer, last day), handoff doc, and access-revoke list.

clous-ai
clous-ai
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hreng-onboard-306090

Use when the user wants to create or refine 30/60/90 day onboarding plans for new engineering hires, with clear milestones, stakeholders, and risk mitigation.

clous-ai
clous-ai
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hreng-router

Command and skill mapping for the clous-hreng plugin; use when deciding which /clous command or skill to use for hiring, performance, onboarding, burnout, skills, ladder, 1:1, or offboard.

clous-ai
clous-ai
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hreng-perf-diagnose

Use when the user wants to diagnose engineering performance issues (individual or team), distinguish systemic vs. individual patterns, and design data-driven interventions.

clous-ai
clous-ai
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hreng-skills

Use when the user wants to assess engineering team skills, build a skills matrix, identify gaps vs. roadmap, and design training or hiring plans.

clous-ai
clous-ai
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hreng-1-1-prep

Use when the user is preparing for a 1:1 meeting and wants an agenda from recent feedback, incidents, goals, and prior notes, with talking points and follow-ups.

clous-ai
clous-ai
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create-slash-commands

Expert guidance for creating Claude Code slash commands. Use when working with slash commands, creating custom commands, understanding command structure, or learning YAML configuration.

kyldvs
kyldvs
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build-macos-apps

Build professional native macOS apps in Swift with SwiftUI and AppKit. Full lifecycle - build, debug, test, optimize, ship. CLI-only, no Xcode.

kyldvs
kyldvs
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build-iphone-apps

Build professional native iPhone apps in Swift with SwiftUI and UIKit. Full lifecycle - build, debug, test, optimize, ship. CLI-only, no Xcode. Targets iOS 26 with iOS 18 compatibility.

kyldvs
kyldvs
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debug-like-expert

Deep analysis debugging mode for complex issues. Activates methodical investigation protocol with evidence gathering, hypothesis testing, and rigorous verification. Use when standard troubleshooting fails or when issues require systematic root cause analysis.

kyldvs
kyldvs
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create-subagents

Expert guidance for creating, building, and using Claude Code subagents and the Task tool. Use when working with subagents, setting up agent configurations, understanding how agents work, or using the Task tool to launch specialized agents.

kyldvs
kyldvs
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work-with-justfiles

Guidance for structuring and organizing justfiles. Use when creating, editing, or discussing justfile organization, command grouping, or repo CLI conventions.

kyldvs
kyldvs
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