csv-data-analyst
Analyze CSV files, generate summary statistics, and create visualizations using Python and pandas. Use when the user uploads, attaches, or references a CSV file, asks to summarize or analyze tabular data, requests insights from CSV data, or wants to understand data structure and quality.
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seo-content-writer
Generate SEO-optimized content for traditional search engines, AI answer engines, and generative AI platforms. Use when the user needs help writing or optimizing content for (1) Blog posts, articles, or web pages targeting organic search, (2) Content optimized for Google AI Overviews and featured snippets, (3) Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) for ChatGPT, Perplexity, and voice assistants, (4) Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) for AI citations, (5) E-E-A-T optimization, (6) Schema markup and structured data, (7) Keyword research and topic cluster planning, or any content requiring search visibility across traditional and AI-powered discovery.
ai-avatar-video
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ai-automation-workflows
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agent-ui
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agent-tools
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agent-browser
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lucide-laravel
Lucide icon library integration for Laravel Blade templates. Use when working with Lucide icons in Laravel applications, Blade components with the x-lucide- prefix, icon styling with Tailwind CSS, dynamic icon rendering in Blade, or any Laravel view work requiring SVG icons. Keywords include lucide icons, blade icons, x-lucide, SVG icons Laravel, blade-lucide-icons, mallardduck/blade-lucide-icons.
background-removal
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laravel-livewire
Full-stack Laravel framework for building dynamic, reactive interfaces using PHP without writing JavaScript. Use when creating or modifying Livewire components, implementing data binding with wire:model, working with lifecycle hooks, building forms with validation, handling events and parent-child communication, implementing file uploads/pagination/lazy loading, writing tests, or optimizing performance. Supports Laravel Livewire v4+ development. Keywords: Livewire, wire:model, wire:click, livewire component, Alpine.js integration, wire:submit, real-time validation, computed properties, Laravel Livewire.
inertia
Build modern monolith applications with Inertia.js - combining server-side frameworks (Laravel, Rails, etc.) with React/Vue/Svelte frontends without building APIs. Use when creating Inertia pages and layouts, working with Link component for navigation, building forms with Form component or useForm hook, handling validation and errors, managing shared data and props, implementing authentication and authorization, using manual visits with router, working with partial reloads, setting up persistent layouts, or configuring client-side setup.
fetch-url-md
Fetch web content with automatic markdown version detection using curl. Use when Claude needs to retrieve documentation from websites that offer both HTML and markdown formats. First checks if a .md version exists (more efficient and cleaner), then falls back to HTML if unavailable. Ideal for fetching documentation from sites like ui.shadcn.com, GitHub wikis, or any documentation site that mirrors content in markdown format.
daisyui
CSS component library for Tailwind CSS 4 providing pre-built UI components with semantic class names. Use when building web interfaces with HTML/Tailwind that need: (1) Rapid UI development with consistent styling, (2) Accessible component patterns (buttons, forms, modals, etc.), (3) Theme-aware color systems that work across light/dark modes, (4) Responsive layouts with Tailwind utilities. Works with daisyUI v5+ which requires Tailwind CSS v4+.
convert-url-html-to-md
Convert HTML web pages to Markdown for documentation extraction. Use when fetching documentation from websites, extracting structured content, getting clean main content (clean=true), or getting full page with nav/sidebar to discover URLs (clean=false). Ideal for learning libraries and building context from web sources.
hipaa-guardian
This skill should be used when the user asks to "scan for PHI", "detect PII", "HIPAA compliance check", "audit for protected health information", "find sensitive healthcare data", "generate HIPAA audit report", "check code for PHI leakage", "scan logs for PHI", "check authentication on PHI endpoints", "scan FHIR resources", "check HL7 messages", or mentions PHI detection, HIPAA compliance, healthcare data privacy, medical record security, logging PHI violations, authentication checks for health data, or healthcare data formats (FHIR, HL7, CDA).
healthcare-audit-logger
This skill should be used when the user asks to "generate audit logs", "create HIPAA audit trail", "log healthcare events", "configure audit logging", "track PHI access", "maintain compliance logs", "audit log format", "healthcare event logging", "access control logging", "authentication logging", "HIPAA logging requirements", or mentions HIPAA audit trails, healthcare event logging, compliance logging, PHI access tracking, authentication auditing, or §164.312(b) logging requirements.
fhir-hl7-validator
This skill should be used when the user asks to "validate FHIR resources", "check HL7 messages", "validate healthcare data format", "parse FHIR", "HL7 v2 messages", "FHIR R5 validation", "CDA documents", "healthcare data interchange", "FHIR resource schema", "HL7 specifications", or mentions FHIR validation, HL7 message parsing, CDA validation, healthcare data format compliance, or Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources standards.
ai-marketing-videos
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xargs-parallel
Parallel execution with xargs, GNU parallel, and batch processing patterns. Use when user mentions "xargs", "parallel", "batch processing", "run in parallel", "parallel execution", "process list of files", "bulk operations", "concurrent commands", "map over files", or running commands on multiple inputs.
webpack-vite
Frontend bundler configuration for Webpack and Vite. Use when user mentions "webpack", "vite", "bundler", "vite config", "webpack config", "code splitting", "tree shaking", "hot module replacement", "HMR", "build optimization", "bundle size", "chunk splitting", "loader", "plugin", "esbuild", "rollup", "dev server", or configuring JavaScript build tools.
web-performance
Web and frontend performance optimization. Use when user asks to "optimize performance", "improve loading time", "lazy loading", "code splitting", "bundle size", "Core Web Vitals", "image optimization", "CSS/JS minification", "caching strategies", "performance profiling", or mentions web performance and user experience metrics.
vscode-settings
VS Code configuration, extensions, keybindings, and workspace optimization. Use when user mentions "vscode", "vs code", "vscode settings", "vscode extensions", "keybindings", "code editor", "workspace settings", "settings.json", "launch.json", "tasks.json", "vscode snippets", "devcontainer", "remote development", or customizing their VS Code setup.
vim-motions
Vim keybindings, motions, text objects, and operators for efficient text editing. Use when user asks about "vim commands", "vim motions", "text objects", "vim keybindings", "vim cheat sheet", "learn vim", "vim in VS Code", or any Vim editing tasks.
vercel
Vercel deployment, serverless functions, and edge configuration. Use when user mentions "vercel", "vercel deploy", "vercel CLI", "serverless functions", "edge functions", "vercel.json", "preview deployments", "vercel domains", "vercel env", "vercel cron", "vercel KV", "vercel postgres", "vercel blob", "ISR", or deploying web applications to Vercel.
vector-db
Vector databases for embeddings, semantic search, and RAG pipelines. Use when user mentions "vector database", "embeddings", "semantic search", "RAG", "retrieval augmented generation", "pinecone", "chromadb", "pgvector", "qdrant", "weaviate", "similarity search", "embedding store", or building AI search features.
typescript-patterns
TypeScript patterns, advanced typing, and type safety. Use when user asks to "write TypeScript generics", "create utility types", "fix TypeScript errors", "type a complex object", "use conditional types", "create type guards", "improve TypeScript types", "design type-safe APIs", "use mapped types", "create branded types", "infer types", "type narrowing", "type variance", "overload signatures", "type assertion", or mentions TypeScript patterns, advanced typing, generic constraints, discriminated unions, template literal types, or type inference.
testing-strategies
Advanced testing strategies and methodologies. Use when user asks to "design tests", "test coverage", "property-based testing", "mutation testing", "contract testing", "chaos engineering", "test pyramid", "testing strategy", "behavior-driven development", "acceptance testing", or mentions comprehensive testing approaches.
terraform
Terraform infrastructure as code for provisioning, modules, state management, and workspaces. Use when user asks to "create infrastructure", "write Terraform", "manage state", "create module", "import resource", "plan changes", or any IaC tasks.
tar-compression
Archive and compression commands — tar, gzip, zip, zstd, xz, bzip2, 7z, and friends. Use when user mentions "tar", "gzip", "zip", "unzip", "compress", "extract", "archive", "bzip2", "xz", "zstd", "7z", "7zip", "rar", "pigz", "pbzip2", ".tar.gz", ".tgz", ".tar.xz", ".tar.zst", ".tar.bz2", "untar", "decompress", "incremental backup", "split archive", "parallel compression", "disk image", "dd", or working with compressed files.
tailwind-css
Tailwind CSS utility-first patterns, configuration, and component recipes. Use when user mentions "tailwind", "tailwindcss", "utility classes", "tailwind config", "tailwind components", "responsive design with tailwind", "dark mode tailwind", "tailwind plugins", or styling with utility-first CSS.
systemd
Systemd service management, unit files, timers, and journal logging on Linux. Use when user mentions "systemd", "systemctl", "service file", "unit file", "journalctl", "system service", "daemon", "auto-start on boot", "timer", "systemd timer", "service restart", "enable service", "journald", "system logs", or managing Linux services and daemons.
logging
Logging setup, structured logging, and log management. Use when user asks to "add logging", "set up structured logging", "configure log levels", "create a logger", "set up log rotation", "send logs to ELK", "configure Winston", "set up Pino", "add request logging", "implement audit logging", "log formatting", "log correlation", "debug logging", "log sampling", "log filtering", or mentions logging best practices, structured logging, log aggregation, log levels, observability, log rotation, or centralized logging.
load-testing
This skill should be used when the user asks to "load test an API", "stress test the server", "benchmark this endpoint", "run performance tests", "create k6 script", "set up artillery test", "measure API throughput", "test under load", "find breaking point", "simulate concurrent users", or mentions load testing, stress testing, performance testing, benchmarking, throughput testing, k6, artillery, or JMeter.
lint-format
Linting and formatting setup with ESLint, Prettier, Ruff, Black, and EditorConfig. Use when user asks to "set up linting", "configure ESLint", "add Prettier", "format code", "set up Ruff", "fix lint errors", "add editorconfig", or any code quality tooling tasks.
kubernetes
Kubernetes and kubectl mastery for deployments, services, pods, debugging, and cluster management. Use when user asks to "deploy to k8s", "create deployment", "debug pod", "kubectl commands", "scale service", "check pod logs", "create ingress", or any Kubernetes tasks.
k6-load-testing
k6 for load testing, performance testing, and API stress testing. Use when user mentions "k6", "load testing", "stress testing", "performance testing", "API load test", "concurrent users", "ramp up", "throughput testing", "soak test", "spike test", or testing how an application handles traffic.
jq-yq
JSON and YAML manipulation with jq and yq command-line tools. Use when user asks to "parse JSON", "transform YAML", "extract from JSON", "filter JSON array", "convert YAML to JSON", "query JSON", or manipulate structured data from command line.
jest-vitest
JavaScript/TypeScript testing with Jest and Vitest. Use when user asks to "write JS tests", "add unit tests", "test React component", "mock a module", "snapshot testing", "test async code", "set up Jest", "migrate to Vitest", or any JS/TS testing tasks.
htmx
htmx for building dynamic web UIs with HTML-over-the-wire. Use when user mentions "htmx", "hx-get", "hx-post", "hx-swap", "hx-trigger", "hypermedia", "HTML over the wire", "server-driven UI", "no JavaScript framework", "htmx boost", "progressive enhancement", "hyperscript", "alpine.js with htmx", or building interactive web pages without heavy JavaScript frameworks.
grpc-protobuf
gRPC and Protocol Buffers for service-to-service communication. Use when user mentions "grpc", "protobuf", "protocol buffers", ".proto", "grpcurl", "service definition", "RPC", "streaming", "buf", "protoc", or building gRPC services.
graphql
GraphQL schema design, queries, mutations, and tooling. Use when user asks to "write a GraphQL schema", "create a query", "add a mutation", "set up Apollo", "GraphQL resolver", "type definitions", or any GraphQL tasks.
github-actions
GitHub Actions CI/CD mastery for workflows, matrix builds, caching, secrets, and reusable actions. Use when user asks to "set up CI", "create a workflow", "add GitHub Actions", "matrix builds", "cache dependencies", "deploy with actions", "reusable workflows", or any CI/CD pipeline tasks.
git-worktree
Git worktrees for working on multiple branches simultaneously without stashing or cloning. Use when user mentions "git worktree", "multiple branches", "work on two branches", "parallel branches", "switch branches without stashing", "worktree", "isolated branch work", needing to work on a hotfix while a feature is in progress, "bare repo worktree", "dotfiles bare repo", "worktree vs stash", "worktree vs clone", "orphaned worktree", or "worktree prune".
git-hooks
Git hooks setup with pre-commit, husky, and lint-staged for automated code quality. Use when user asks to "setup pre-commit hooks", "add husky", "lint on commit", "format before commit", "run tests on push", "setup git hooks", or automate code quality checks.
git-advanced
Advanced Git operations including rebase, cherry-pick, bisect, reflog, and recovery. Use when user asks to "rebase branch", "cherry-pick commit", "find bug with bisect", "recover lost commit", "squash commits", "fix git history", "interactive rebase", or any advanced git tasks.
ai-content-pipeline
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gh-cli
GitHub CLI (gh) mastery for issues, PRs, releases, actions, gists, and repo management. Use when user asks to "create a PR", "list issues", "check CI status", "create a release", "view workflow runs", "create a gist", "clone a repo", "fork a repo", or any GitHub operations from the command line.
ffmpeg
FFmpeg commands for video/audio conversion, trimming, compression, and processing. Use when user mentions "ffmpeg", "convert video", "compress video", "extract audio", "trim video", "gif from video", "video codec", "transcode", "screen recording", "merge videos", "video to mp4", "reduce file size", or any media processing task.
feature-flags
Feature flag implementation, management, and best practices for gradual rollouts. Use when user mentions "feature flag", "feature toggle", "feature gate", "canary release", "percentage rollout", "A/B testing", "LaunchDarkly", "Unleash", "Flagsmith", "gradual rollout", "kill switch", "dark launch", "trunk-based development with flags", or controlling feature visibility in production.
error-handling
Error handling patterns, strategies, and implementation. Use when user asks to "handle errors", "add error handling", "create custom errors", "handle exceptions", "implement retry logic", "add error boundaries", "design error responses", "handle async errors", "create error types", "implement graceful degradation", "error recovery", "fallback strategies", "exponential backoff", "timeout handling", "error logging", "error monitoring", or mentions error handling patterns, exception handling, error boundaries, retry strategies, circuit breakers, or error recovery.
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