Back to authors
terrylica

terrylica

173 Skills published on GitHub.

session-chronicle

Session log provenance tracking. TRIGGERS - who created, trace origin, session archaeology, ADR reference.

UncategorizedView skill →

session-debrief

Analyze Claude Code sessions in three expert modes — Handoff Document (exhaustive context extraction for the next developer or session), Error Forensics (complete inventory of warnings and errors Claude ignored or deferred), and Chronological Summary (dense technical timeline with key outcomes). Use when the user wants a session handoff, asks what happened, wants to know what errors were missed or ignored, requests a retrospective or debrief, mentions session history or session analysis, or wants to understand past work in the current repo. Do not use for live debugging or code review.

UncategorizedView skill →

session-recovery

Diagnose and recover Claude Code session issues including missing conversations, corrupted sessions, and session file problems. Use whenever the user sees 'No conversations found to resume', sessions appear in wrong locations, or session files are missing or corrupted. Do NOT use for general Claude Code configuration or for issues unrelated to session persistence and recovery.

UncategorizedView skill →

worktree-manager

Create alpha-forge git worktrees with auto branch naming. TRIGGERS - create worktree, new worktree, alpha-forge worktree.

UncategorizedView skill →

academic-pdf-to-gfm

Convert academic PDF papers to GitHub-renderable GFM markdown with inline figures and correctly formatted math equations. Use this skill when converting research papers, technical reports, or math-heavy PDFs for display on GitHub or GitLab. Also use it when GFM math equations are broken or not rendering on GitHub, when someone asks about the $$-vs-```math decision, when equations look garbled on GitHub, when KaTeX validation is needed, or when investigating why LaTeX renders locally but not on GitHub. Also use when comparing GitHub vs GitLab math rendering, when asking about self-hosting GitLab for math documents, or when looking for a platform that requires less LaTeX workarounds. Covers PDF type detection (Word vs LaTeX vs scanned), tool selection (pymupdf4llm/pdftotext/marker-pdf), image extraction, GitHub math rendering rules ($$-vs-```math decision), GitLab native math support (no workarounds needed), KaTeX validation, and multi-agent adversarial equation verification.

UncategorizedView skill →

ascii-diagram-validator

Validate ASCII diagram alignment in markdown. TRIGGERS - diagram alignment, ASCII art, box-drawing diagrams.

UncategorizedView skill →

documentation-standards

Apply markdown documentation standards optimized for both LLM consumption and Pandoc PDF generation. Use whenever the user is writing or reviewing documentation, asks about section numbering conventions, markdown formatting standards, or documentation style guidelines. Also use when preparing documents for PDF export via Pandoc. Do NOT use for general prose editing, code commenting, or README generation unrelated to these standards.

UncategorizedView skill →

glossary-management

Manage terminology glossary with Vale. TRIGGERS - sync terms, glossary validation, add terms, Vale vocabulary.

UncategorizedView skill →

latex-build

LaTeX builds with latexmk and live preview. TRIGGERS - latexmk, LaTeX build, live preview, compilation.

UncategorizedView skill →

latex-setup

LaTeX environment setup on macOS. TRIGGERS - install LaTeX, MacTeX, Skim viewer, SyncTeX setup.

UncategorizedView skill →

latex-tables

LaTeX tables with tabularray package. TRIGGERS - LaTeX table, tabularray, fixed-width columns, table alignment.

UncategorizedView skill →

pandoc-pdf-generation

PDF generation from markdown via Pandoc/XeLaTeX. TRIGGERS - markdown for PDF, print document, pandoc, xelatex, section numbering, table of contents, page breaks.

UncategorizedView skill →

plotext-financial-chart

ASCII financial line charts for markdown using plotext dot marker. TRIGGERS - financial chart, line chart, plotext, price chart, trading chart, ASCII chart.

UncategorizedView skill →

terminal-print

Print iTerm2 terminal output to network printer. TRIGGERS - print terminal, terminal PDF, print session output.

UncategorizedView skill →

chezmoi-sync

Interactive chezmoi drift check and sync. TRIGGERS - chezmoi sync, sync dotfiles, dotfile drift, chezmoi guard, chezmoi check.

UncategorizedView skill →

chezmoi-workflows

Dotfile backup and sync with chezmoi. TRIGGERS - chezmoi, dotfiles, sync dotfiles, backup configs, cross-machine sync.

UncategorizedView skill →

gemini-deep-research

Run Gemini Deep Research via browser automation. Persistent Chrome on CDP port 9222. Use when user asks to research a topic with Gemini, run deep research, or wants comprehensive AI-powered research reports. TRIGGERS - Gemini research, deep research, research report, Gemini Deep Research

UncategorizedView skill →

fork-intelligence

Discover valuable GitHub fork divergence beyond stars. TRIGGERS - fork analysis, fork intelligence, find forks, valuable forks, fork divergence, fork discovery, upstream forks.

UncategorizedView skill →

issue-create

Create well-formatted GitHub issues with intelligent AI-powered label suggestions and content type detection. Use whenever the user wants to create a bug report, feature request, question, or documentation issue on GitHub, or says 'file an issue', 'create an issue', or 'gh issue create'. Do NOT use for managing existing issues, organizing issue hierarchies (use issues-workflow instead), or for PR creation.

UncategorizedView skill →

issues-workflow

Plan and track work using a GitHub Issues-first workflow with sub-issue hierarchies, issue-branch-PR lifecycle, and auto-close on merge. Use whenever the user needs to organize issues into parent-child hierarchies, manage sub-issues, use closing keywords (Closes/Fixes/Resolves), create branches from issues (gh issue develop), coordinate cross-repo issue workflows, or asks about issue tracking strategy. Do NOT use for creating individual issues (use issue-create instead) or for GitHub Projects board management.

UncategorizedView skill →

pr-gfm-validator

Validate and fix GFM links in PR descriptions. TRIGGERS - PR links, gh pr create, GFM validation, broken PR links.

UncategorizedView skill →

research-archival

Scrape AI research URLs, archive with frontmatter, create GitHub Issues with identity verification. TRIGGERS - scrape research, archive findings, save ChatGPT share, save Gemini research, research to issue.

UncategorizedView skill →

contribute

Complete contribution workflow using git-town. Create branch → commit → PR → ship. Preflight at every step. TRIGGERS - contribute, feature branch, create PR, submit PR, git-town contribute.

UncategorizedView skill →

fork

Create or configure a fork workflow with git-town. Preflight checks at every step. TRIGGERS - fork repo, setup fork, git-town fork, create fork, fork workflow, upstream setup.

UncategorizedView skill →

dead-code

Find orphan functions, dangling imports, and dead code via GitNexus CLI (gitnexus). CLI ONLY - NO MCP server exists, never use readMcpResource with gitnexus:// URIs. TRIGGERS - dead code, orphan functions, unused imports, dangling references, unreachable code.

UncategorizedView skill →

explore

Explore how code works using GitNexus CLI (gitnexus). CLI ONLY - NO MCP server exists, never use readMcpResource with gitnexus:// URIs. TRIGGERS - how does X work, explore symbol, understand function, trace execution, code walkthrough.

UncategorizedView skill →

impact

Blast radius analysis via GitNexus CLI (gitnexus). CLI ONLY - NO MCP server exists, never use readMcpResource with gitnexus:// URIs. TRIGGERS - what breaks if I change, blast radius, impact analysis, safe to modify.

UncategorizedView skill →

reindex

Re-index the GitNexus knowledge graph via CLI (gitnexus). CLI ONLY - NO MCP server exists, never use readMcpResource with gitnexus:// URIs. TRIGGERS - reindex, refresh index, update knowledge graph, $GN analyze.

UncategorizedView skill →

bot-process-control

Gmail Commander daemon lifecycle - start, stop, restart, status, logs, launchd plist management. TRIGGERS - bot start, bot stop, bot restart, bot status, bot logs, launchd, daemon, process control, gmail-commander service.

UncategorizedView skill →

email-triage

Scheduled email digest via Agent SDK Haiku. Triages emails into 3 categories, sends Telegram notification + podcast voice. TRIGGERS - email digest, triage emails, digest, run digest, email summary, voice briefing.

UncategorizedView skill →

gmail-access

Access Gmail via CLI with 1Password OAuth. Use when user wants to read emails, search inbox, export messages, create drafts, or mentions gmail access. TRIGGERS - gmail, email, read email, list emails, search inbox, export emails, create draft, draft email, compose email.

UncategorizedView skill →

interactive-bot

Gmail Commander Telegram bot with slash commands, inline keyboards, and AI routing. TRIGGERS - telegram bot, bot commands, inbox bot, email bot, start bot, stop bot, compose email via telegram.

UncategorizedView skill →

hooks-development

Claude Code hooks development guide. TRIGGERS - create hook, PostToolUse, PreToolUse, Stop hook, hook lifecycle, decision block.

UncategorizedView skill →

adr-code-traceability

Add ADR references to code for traceability. TRIGGERS - ADR traceability, code reference, document decision in code.

UncategorizedView skill →

adr-graph-easy-architect

ASCII architecture diagrams for ADRs via graph-easy. TRIGGERS - ADR diagram, architecture diagram, ASCII diagram.

UncategorizedView skill →

bootstrap-monorepo

Autonomous polyglot monorepo bootstrap meta-prompt. TRIGGERS - new monorepo, polyglot setup, scaffold Python+Rust+Bun, monorepo from scratch.

UncategorizedView skill →

code-hardcode-audit

Detect hardcoded values, magic numbers, and leaked secrets. TRIGGERS - hardcode audit, magic numbers, PLR2004, secret scanning.

UncategorizedView skill →

go

Execute the ADR-driven 4-phase development workflow (preflight, implementation, formatting, release). Use whenever the user says 'itp go', 'start the workflow', 'implement this feature', 'begin the task', or references the ITP workflow. Also use when the user has an approved plan and wants structured execution with ADR tracking. Do NOT use for simple one-off edits, quick fixes, or tasks that do not need ADR tracking or phased execution.

UncategorizedView skill →

graph-easy

Create ASCII diagrams for markdown using graph-easy. TRIGGERS - ASCII diagram, graph-easy, architecture diagram, markdown diagram.

UncategorizedView skill →

impl-standards

Core engineering standards for implementation. TRIGGERS - error handling, constants management, progress logging, code quality.

UncategorizedView skill →

implement-plan-preflight

Run the Preflight phase of the ITP workflow to create ADR and design spec artifacts. Use whenever the user asks to create an ADR, write a design spec, set up MADR-format documentation, or when the /itp:go workflow enters its preflight stage. Do NOT use for general documentation writing or markdown formatting that is unrelated to the ADR-driven development workflow.

UncategorizedView skill →

mise-configuration

Configure environment variables and project settings using mise [env] as the single source of truth. Use whenever the user needs to set up mise.toml, centralize environment variables, configure Python venvs through mise, use mise templates, or structure hub-spoke and monorepo mise configurations with subfolder overrides. Do NOT use for mise task orchestration (use mise-tasks instead) or for runtime version management unrelated to environment configuration.

UncategorizedView skill →

mise-tasks

Orchestrate multi-step project workflows using mise task definitions with dependency management and argument handling. Use whenever the user wants to create, edit, or debug mise tasks, wire up task dependencies with depends/depends_post, or run workflows via 'mise run'. Also use when setting up task runners or automating build pipelines through mise. Do NOT use for mise environment variable configuration (use mise-configuration instead) or for general shell scripting unrelated to mise.

UncategorizedView skill →

pypi-doppler

LOCAL-ONLY PyPI publishing with Doppler credentials. TRIGGERS - publish to PyPI, pypi upload, local publish. NEVER use in CI/CD.

UncategorizedView skill →

release

Run semantic-release with preflight checks. TRIGGERS - npm run release, version bump, changelog, release automation.

UncategorizedView skill →

semantic-release

Automate versioning with Node.js semantic-release v25+. TRIGGERS - npm run release, version bump, changelog, conventional commits, release automation.

UncategorizedView skill →

diagnose

Diagnose Kokoro TTS issues. TRIGGERS - kokoro not working, tts diagnose, kokoro error, tts troubleshoot.

UncategorizedView skill →

install

Install Kokoro TTS engine on Apple Silicon. TRIGGERS - install kokoro, setup tts, kokoro install, tts setup.

UncategorizedView skill →

realtime-audio-architecture

Real-time audio playback patterns for macOS Apple Silicon. TRIGGERS - audio jitter, tts choppy, sounddevice, afplay jitter, audio architecture, playback glitch, GIL contention audio, launchd audio priority, wrong audio device, airpods, bluetooth audio, device switching.

UncategorizedView skill →

remove

Remove Kokoro TTS engine. TRIGGERS - remove kokoro, uninstall tts, delete kokoro, clean tts.

UncategorizedView skill →

Page 2 of 4 · 173 results

terrylica | Agent Skills