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trancong12102

trancong12102

18 Skills published on GitHub.

code-search

Routes local codebase search to the right tool — keyword, semantic, or symbol. Use when searching a codebase for identifiers, tracing features across files, answering conceptual questions about local code, or exploring unfamiliar projects. Do not use for external docs, GitHub repos, or package lookups.

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repo-research

Routes research in external repositories — source code, issues, PRs, releases, git history — across GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. Use when exploring how a library implements something, searching code across public repos, or checking issues, PRs, and release info. Do not use for local codebase search or library documentation lookups.

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brainstorming

Collaboratively explore ideas and design solutions through guided dialogue before implementation. Use this skill when creating features, building components, adding functionality, designing systems, or when the user says \"brainstorm\", \"design this\", \"help me think through\", or \"let's plan\".

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commit

Generates git commit messages following Conventional Commits 1.0.0 specification with semantic types (feat, fix, etc.), optional scope, and breaking change annotations. Use when committing code changes or creating commit messages. Triggers on phrases like 'commit', 'commit and push', 'make a commit', 'git commit', or when commit is part of a compound action (e.g., 'bump version and commit').

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context7

Retrieve current library documentation and code examples from Context7. Use when looking up library APIs, "docs", specific library versions, or "how to use [library]". Prefer over training knowledge for library-specific questions. Do not use for general programming concepts.

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deps-dev

Look up the latest version of any package using deps.dev API. Use this skill when checking package versions, updating dependencies, adding new packages to a project, or verifying current library versions.

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exa

Search the web and extract content using Exa AI. Use when searching for current information, researching topics, fetching content from URLs, or finding code examples. Also use for competitive research, finding similar pages, or extracting structured content.

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oracle

Invoke a powerful reasoning model for complex analysis tasks. Use when facing difficult bugs, reviewing critical code, designing complex refactors, needing architectural analysis, or seeking consensus on decisions. Also use for 'ask the oracle', 'get a second opinion', 'consult oracle', or 'deep analysis'.

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test-driven-development

Guides strict Test-Driven Development (TDD) using the Red-Green-Refactor cycle. Ensures no production code is written without a prior failing test. Use this skill when implementing new features, fixing bugs, or refactoring code to ensure high test coverage and design quality. Triggers on phrases like 'TDD', 'write tests first', 'test-driven', 'red-green-refactor', 'watch it fail', 'test first', or 'behavior driven'.

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design-postgres-tables

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brainstorming

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commit

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context7

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deepwiki

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linkup

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tmux

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brainstorming

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commit

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