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swiftui-architecture

WHEN building SwiftUI views, managing state, setting up shared services, or making architectural decisions; NOT for UIKit or legacy patterns; provides pure SwiftUI data flow without ViewModels using @State, @Binding, @Observable, and @Environment.

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pr

WHEN drafting PR descriptions, sizing/splitting work, or opening pull requests on GitHub or Forgejo/Gitea; NOT for commit messages; provides reviewer-first templates and gh or tea pr steps.

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commit-messages

WHEN writing git/conventional commits; NOT for PR text; returns concise, why-first commit lines with proper type/scope.

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swift-testing

WHEN writing, running, or diagnosing Swift Testing suites, including migrating XCTest tests to them and a crashing or non-reporting test target under xcodebuild; NOT for authoring XCTest or XCUITest tests; returns macro-driven test patterns, the XCTest boundary, and the correct way to read xcodebuild results.

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learn

WHEN preserving a durable project learning, gotcha, or decision in repository instructions such as AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md, including when the user names the file; NOT for trivial or one-off details; checks the authoritative instruction file and writes the smallest safe rule.

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refactoring

WHEN you need a plan to refactor, restructure, or clean up working code and the test result is known, either green or a recorded failing set; NOT for new feature delivery or any behavior change; reversible-baseline safety with prioritized improvements.

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tdd

WHEN working in TDD Red-Green-Refactor; NOT ad-hoc coding; write tests first, add minimal code to green, then assess refactoring.

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tailwind

WHEN building design systems or component libraries with Tailwind CSS; covers design tokens, CVA patterns and dark mode.

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status-updates

WHEN drafting a status update, progress report, sprint summary, or launch update for a manager, exec, team, or stakeholder in Slack, email, or a doc; NOT for PR descriptions, commit messages, or meeting minutes; runs intake, grounds every claim in supplied evidence, and returns a scannable, honest update with named recognition.

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web-design

WHEN refining UI layout, typography, color, or polish; NOT code implementation; provides concise principles for intentional, legible design.

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chatgpt-app-sdk

WHEN building ChatGPT apps using the OpenAI Apps SDK and MCP; NOT for OpenAI API chat completions, agent frameworks, or MCP servers with no ChatGPT widget; create conversational, composable experiences with proper UX, UI, state management, and server patterns.

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eyes

WHEN users express dissatisfaction with visual appearance or behaviour, or when UI iteration needs screenshots to check the result; NOT for unattended automated visual-regression or end-to-end suites; captures screenshots with the best available capture tool and collaborates on fixes with a structured feedback loop.

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css

WHEN authoring CSS/styles/layout for web UI, including plain-CSS custom-property design scales; NOT for Tailwind projects (tailwind.config.js, utility classes, CVA variants, Tailwind theme tokens), load web:tailwind instead; outputs production-ready, accessible, maintainable CSS.

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writing

WHEN creating/editing developer docs/tutorials/proposals/reviews, or putting a question, ruling, or multi-option decision to the user; NOT for commit messages, PR text, or marketing copy; delivers scannable structure, clear payoffs, strong titles, and plain-English options.

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frontend-testing

WHEN testing any front-end UI with DOM Testing Library; NOT for end-to-end browser journeys or visual-regression checks; behavior-first queries, userEvent flows, async patterns.

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xstate

WHEN React state changes in response to an external answer — async submit, in-flight or loading flags, retries, cancellation, polling, optimistic updates, stale responses — or to an interaction with an interruptible middle, such as a drag or a gesture; or WHEN building, reviewing, testing, or visualising XState 5 actors and @xstate/react integrations; NOT for a value one event sets completely, such as a text draft, a focus flag, or a plain open and closed toggle; models typed lifecycles and renders legal Mermaid stateDiagram-v2 charts.

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react

WHEN building or changing React components, pages, hooks, effects, or apps, including edits to existing components; NOT for test code (react-testing) or styling (css, tailwind); enforces scalable architecture, state management, API layer, performance patterns.

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gps-method

WHEN a user wants to set a goal, create an actionable plan, build an execution system, or diagnose why progress on an existing goal has stalled; triggers include "set a goal", "help me achieve", "create a plan", and "why am I not making progress"; NOT a substitute for a qualified professional: it declines to plan a decision that only a clinician, a lawyer, or a financial adviser may make, and redirects that part to them; returns a Goal, Plan, and System breakdown or a component-level diagnosis.

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react-testing

WHEN testing React components/hooks/context with React Testing Library; NOT e2e; covers renderHook, providers, forms, and anti-patterns.

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yagni

WHEN changing production code under this codebase's working agreements, or when a task risks overengineering—extra abstractions, speculative design, or test sprawl; NOT for removing complexity from existing code; enforces TDD, minimum sufficient execution, hard scope boundaries, and documentation practices.

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decision-trace

WHEN tracing a decision or delivery-status claim from a meeting, transcript, decision record, handover, or status document through specs, issues, PRs, and commits; NOT for meeting summaries, acceptance verdicts, or implementation; preserves source uncertainty, grades each delivery handoff, and prepares an acceptance-review contract.

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meeting-to-action-brief

WHEN turning a completed or live meeting, transcript, recording, or notes into a concise decision-and-action brief; NOT for verbatim minutes, drafting requirements, tracing decision lineage, or reviewing implementation; preserves proposals, uncertainty, and provenance.

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story-pr-orchestrator

WHEN delivering an approved multi-story feature or several specs as dependency-gated pull requests; NOT for a single story, product discovery, or generic task delegation; coordinates one isolated task, worktree, branch, and PR per ready story.

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mermaid-generator

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reducer

WHEN reducing whole-system complexity—branches, state, dependencies, layers, or moving parts—in an existing system or feature; NOT for functionality cuts or unproven rewrites; derives the minimum mechanism from first principles and proves behavior and guarantees are conserved.

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ship-pr

WHEN shipping finished local changes through a pull request on GitHub (`gh`) or on Forgejo or Gitea (`tea`) and staying with it until the user merges; NOT for developing unfinished work or choosing substantial behavioral or conflict resolutions; commits with commit-messages, pushes, creates the pull request, repairs minor CI or conflicts, and polls through merge.

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gauntlet-loop

WHEN a user asks for a Gauntlet Loop or relentless improvement of an ambitious artifact against a concrete, inspectable bar; NOT for routine changes with clear acceptance tests; coordinates separate builders and fresh critics until evidence supports stopping.

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graph-engineering

WHEN orchestrating interdependent specs, stories, or work items across agents—deciding what runs serially, what may run in parallel, and how each unit is independently verified; NOT for single-task delegation, code review, or PR delivery mechanics; returns a contract-first execution graph with a per-node verifier.

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acceptance-review

WHEN deciding whether a PR, branch, diff, or current code satisfies an authoritative issue, specification, or decision contract; NOT for reconstructing meetings, tracing decision lineage, general code review, or implementation; returns a criterion-by-criterion proof and acceptance verdict.

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ios-localize-copy

WHEN translating, localizing, syncing, or validating user-facing iOS copy in `.xcstrings` String Catalogs, App Store release notes, or App Store screenshot caption copy; NOT for keyword optimization, screenshot image design or upload, binary upload, or App Review submission; preserves locale coverage and runtime text contracts, and encodes catalog extraction, format-specifier, and validation rules.

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asc-screenshots

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pseudocode

WHEN rendering pseudocode of how code composes—module boundaries, types, signatures, arguments, and execution flow—for code that exists or a change about to be built; NOT for code review, verdicts, diagrams, or implementation; returns the shape and a cited call graph.

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app-store-keyword-ops

WHEN mining, auditing, or updating localized iOS App Store keywords with Astro competitor metrics; NOT for Android listings, release notes, or App Review submission; proposes only feature-relevant, locale-specific candidates with verified popularity and difficulty.

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skill-doctor

Grades agent skills by scoring agent conversations against efficiency and code-quality rubrics, then drafts concrete skill edits and a shareable report. Use when the user wants their agent setup graded from real conversation history, or asks which of their installed skills are actually working.

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code-formatter

Automatically format code across multiple languages with opinionated configurations.

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auth-analyzer

Review and analyze authentication and authorization patterns for security vulnerabilities.

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architecture-documenter

Document system architecture and technical design decisions for effective team communication and ...

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api-tester

Quick API endpoint testing with comprehensive request/response validation.

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api-documentation

Auto-generate comprehensive API documentation with examples, schemas, and interactive tools.

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changelog-generator

Automatically generate changelogs from git commits following conventional commits, semantic versi...

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chart-generator

Generate charts and visualizations from data using various charting libraries and formats.

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code-explainer

Explain complex code to team members in clear, understandable terms for effective knowledge shari...

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code-reviewer

Automated code review with best practices, security checks, and quality standards.

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schema-visualizer

Generate database schema diagrams, ERDs, and documentation from database schemas.

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query-optimizer

Analyze and optimize SQL queries for better performance and efficiency.

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json-transformer

Transform, manipulate, and analyze JSON data structures with advanced operations.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Agent Skills.

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What are Agent Skills?

Agent Skills are reusable, production-ready capability packs for AI agents. Each skill lives in its own folder and is described by a SKILL.md file with metadata and instructions.

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What does this agent-skills.md site do?

Agent Skills is a curated directory that indexes skill repositories and lets you browse, preview, and download skills in a consistent format.

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Where are skills stored in a repo?

By default, the site scans the skills/ folder. You can also submit a URL that points directly to a specific skills folder.

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What is required inside SKILL.md?

SKILL.md must include YAML frontmatter with at least name and description. The body contains the actual guidance and steps for the agent.

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How can I submit a repo?

Click Submit in the header and paste a GitHub URL that points to a skills folder. We’ll parse it and add any valid skills to the directory.