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nweii

18 Skills published on GitHub.

commit

Create well-formatted commits with conventional commit messages. Use when user asks to commit, wants to commit changes, or needs help with commit messages.

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project-teacher

Generates a detailed project explanation and retrospective (FOR_USER.md) to help the user learn from the project. Use this skill when the user asks to explain the project, asks "what did we just build?", or invokes the skill to generate a learning resource after a coding session.

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raycast-extensions

Build Raycast extensions using React and Node.js. Use for creating commands, UI components (List, Form, Grid), hooks (useFetch), AI integration, and manifest configuration.

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rename-files

Analyze file content and propose intelligent renames using context-aware naming conventions. Date-prefixed for transactional/periodic documents, content-first for creative works. Use for organizing files, cleaning up downloads, or standardizing filenames.

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spec-shaping

Shape product ideas into actionable specs and sprint plans. Use when interviewing about a product plan, breaking specs into sprints, or turning vague ideas into well-scoped work.

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update-changelog

Update changelog files following Keep a Changelog conventions. Use for project changelogs or skill changelogs. Handles version sections, change type groupings, and skill-specific metadata updates.

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use-tailwind-v4

Tailwind CSS v4 reference and migration guide. Use for v4 projects, syntax changes, upgrading from v3, and troubleshooting v4-specific utility patterns or configuration differences.

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using-heavy-mcps

Use mcporter and jq to reduce token bloat from heavy MCPs like Sanity or Brain vault. Filter and compact tool outputs outside chat to feed only essential data back to the model.

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archive-conversation

Create analytical archival summaries of AI conversations, capturing intellectual journeys, key insights, and technical logs. Use when archiving, saving, or documenting a chat session.

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find-fallacies

Analyze text for logical fallacies. Use when reviewing arguments, debates, articles, or reasoning that may contain flawed logic.

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lookup

Explain the meaning of selected text using surrounding context. Identifies unclear words, phrases, idioms, or colloquialisms and provides concise definitions with cultural context and usage notes.

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suggest-lucide-icons

Suggest relevant Lucide icons for concepts or UI placements. Searches lucide.dev to find actual icons that symbolize ideas or fit design contexts. Use when needing icons for UI work, documentation, or symbolic representation.

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visual-keywords

Generate keyword-rich strings for visual references to optimize for fuzzy search and recall. Focuses on searchability and keyword matching rather than prose or alt text.

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aid-finances

Expert financial guidance for budgeting, investments, and retirement planning. Use for analyzing market strategies, debt management, or general personal finance questions.

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culinary-assistant

Culinary guidance for cooking, recipes, and meal planning. Use for kitchen techniques, substitutions, and format conversion (Mela, Schema.org). Handles recipe parsing and improvements.

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sync-things-tasks

Syncs tasks between Obsidian vault and Things 3. Adds tasks from notes, extracts action items from projects, reviews existing tasks. Use when managing todos from vault content.

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things-mac

Manage Things 3 on macOS via CLI. Read, search, add, or update tasks, projects, and areas. Use for task management, listing inbox/today, and inspecting tags or repeating templates.

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validating-startup-ideas

Find and validate startup ideas by mining user complaints, crafting premises, and navigating the idea maze. Use when discovering product opportunities, validating ideas, shaping solutions, researching user pain points, or exploring what to build.

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