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warpcode

44 Skills published on GitHub.

cli-to-skill

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email-classifier

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spelling-grammar-checker

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task-planner

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testing-engineering

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text-placeholder-generator

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agentic-architecture

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bash-style-guide

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classification-keyvaults

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email-guidelines

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git-commit-message

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adhd-advisor

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api-engineering

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database-engineering

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devops-engineering

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documentation-writer

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frontend-engineering

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git-workflow

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password-generator

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performance-engineering

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php-assistant

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quality-engineering

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routing-engineering

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secops-engineering

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software-engineering

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github-issues

Create, update, query, and comment on GitHub issues using the gh CLI. Use this skill whenever the user wants to file a bug report, create a feature request, update an existing issue, search or list issues, read issue comments, add labels/milestones, or interact with GitHub issues in any way. Also trigger when the user mentions "open an issue", "file a bug", "update issue \#X", "list issues", "check my issues", "add a comment to issue", "close issue", "label issue", or discusses GitHub issue workflows — even if they don't explicitly say "GitHub issue". If the user is working in a git repository and mentions tracking work, reporting bugs, or requesting features, this skill likely applies.

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github-pull-requests

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github-review-orchestrator

Orchestrate non-invasive code reviews with a user-centric selection process and descriptive feedback standards. Use this skill whenever the user asks to review pull requests (PRs), find stale PRs, or needs to provide high-quality code review comments on GitHub. It ensures you remain on the current branch without checking out remote code, using 'gh' CLI for all inspections.

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html-to-markdown

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jira-tasks

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karpathy-guidelines

Behavioral guidelines to reduce common LLM coding mistakes. Use when writing, reviewing, or refactoring code to avoid overcomplication, make surgical changes, surface assumptions, and define verifiable success criteria.

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pm-ticket-writing

How to write clear, actionable Jira tickets, GitHub issues, and project management tasks. Use this skill whenever the user asks to create a ticket, write a task, draft a Jira issue, or needs to break down work into tickets. This skill ensures tickets are concise yet provide all necessary information for developers to execute the work.

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prompt-agent-cli-wrappers-guidelines

Guidelines and instructions on how to run prompts using specific models via agent CLI wrappers like Antigravity (agy) and OpenCode (opencode).

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prompt-antigravity-agents-guidelines

Guidelines and procedures for creating, configuring, and testing custom agents in Google Antigravity. Covers declarative Markdown (.md) agents, plugin-defined JSON agents, capabilities configuration (allowed tools, skills, MCPs, bash commands), and runtime isolation modes. Use this skill whenever you are designing a new custom agent, setting up permissions, or writing configurations for Antigravity-run subagents.

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prompt-audit-guidelines

Audits existing skills, agents, and subagents to recommend whether they should be combined, split, or refactored into references, scripts, or templates based on a cognitive boundaries matrix.

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prompt-engineering

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prompt-review-guidelines

Guidelines for performing highly critical, fact-based reviews. Use this skill whenever you are asked to review an implementation plan, architectural design, technical proposal, or any other document. It mandates a rigorous, critical approach that relies strictly on verified facts.

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prompt-scheduler-guidelines

Design, register, and maintain user-space scheduled tasks across macOS and Linux dotfiles environments. Includes safety guidelines, logging standards, and systemd/launchd service templates.

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prompt-skills-guidelines

Standards and procedures for engineering skills, scripts, and agentic workflows optimized for the Gemini CLI and LLM consumption. Use this skill whenever you are tasked with creating a new skill, optimizing existing tool outputs, or designing agent-to-agent communication protocols. It mandates token-efficient scripting (the --raw pattern) and strictly neutral, non-paraphrasing behavioral standards.

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technical-review-guidelines

Guidelines for writing high-quality technical reviews. Use this skill whenever you are asked to review code, PRs, architecture designs, or technical documentation. It mandates a specific structure for findings, a neutral tone, precise location references, and strictly defined commentary constraints.

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username-generation

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youtube

Extract transcripts and metadata from YouTube videos, or list videos from channels and playlists. Use this skill whenever the user provides a YouTube URL and wants to understand its content, get a summary, or browse a channel's video history.

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zsh-style-guide

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custom-linter

Custom workspace skill for linting test functions and type annotations.

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