javascript-pragmatic-rules
30 pragmatic rules for production JavaScript covering async operations, V8 optimization, memory management, testing, error handling, and performance. Use when writing JavaScript, optimizing performance, handling promises, or building production-grade applications. Includes promise rejection handling, V8 hidden classes, memory leak prevention, and structured testing patterns.
ipad-pro-design
CSS and UX patterns for iPad Pro 12.9" development. Covers viewport configuration, touch optimization, safe areas, ProMotion animations, and child-friendly design patterns. Use when building educational apps targeting iPad Pro.
idb-state-persistence
IndexedDB patterns for local-first state persistence using the idb library. Use when implementing features that require persistent state across navigation and sessions. Covers data modeling, defaults, CRUD operations, state managers, and reset patterns. Integrates with web-components for reactive UI updates.
html-semantic-engineering
30 pragmatic rules for production HTML covering semantic markup, accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA), performance optimization, forms, and security. Use when writing HTML, building page structures, creating forms, implementing accessibility, or optimizing for SEO and Core Web Vitals.
audio-design
Game audio design patterns for creating sound effects and UI audio. Use when designing sounds for games, writing AI audio prompts (ElevenLabs, etc.), creating feedback sounds, or specifying audio for abilities/UI. Includes psychological principles from Kind Games, volume hierarchy, frequency masking prevention, and prompt engineering for AI audio generation.
animejs-v4
Anime.js 4.0 animations for Web Components — drag-drop, click feedback, swaps, cancelable motion. Use when adding animations, drag interactions, visual feedback, or motion to custom elements. Combines with web-components-architecture for lifecycle cleanup.
privacy-guard
Auto-apply whenever reading, outputting, or sharing file contents that may contain sensitive data, including secrets, API keys, passwords, tokens, credentials, .env files, private keys, certificates, or PII. Enforces strict file-type allowlist and redacts sensitive data.
tailwind-v4
Auto-apply when working with Tailwind CSS v4. Trigger this skill when writing Tailwind classes, adding utility styles, using @theme or @apply directives, or styling React/Angular components.
workflow-env
Auto-apply before running any common CLI build, test, or run commands (e.g., npm, pnpm, yarn, bun, make, just, cargo, go, dotnet, docker, terraform, kubectl, dev, start, deploy, serve, lint, format, compile, or bundle).
angular
Auto-apply when working with Angular. Trigger this skill when the user asks to create, modify, or debug Angular components, services, directives, pipes, HTML templates, or run Angular CLI commands.
aws
Auto-apply when working with Amazon Web Services (AWS) or cloud infrastructure. Trigger this skill for CDK stacks, CloudFormation, Terraform, SAM, Lambda, S3, EC2, IAM, or any AWS cloud deployments.
csharp
Auto-apply when working with C# and the .NET ecosystem. Trigger this skill when the user asks to create, modify, or debug C#, ASP.NET, Blazor, Entity Framework, MAUI, or use the dotnet CLI.
go
Auto-apply when working with Go (Golang). Trigger this skill when the user asks to create, modify, or debug Go code, HTTP handlers, middleware, CLI tools, or Go tests.
graphql
Auto-apply when working with GraphQL. Trigger this skill when the user asks to create, modify, or debug GraphQL schemas, queries, mutations, resolvers, subscriptions, or Apollo/Relay connections.
react
Auto-apply when working with React, Next.js, or Vite. Trigger this skill when the user asks to create, modify, or debug React components, hooks, JSX, TSX, or frontend UI.
git
Auto-apply when the user asks for any git version control operations, including commit, push, pull, branch, merge, rebase, squash, reset, revert, cherry-pick, stash, tag, undo, amend, diff, log, or blame.
code-review
Use when explicitly asked to review a git branch, Pull Request (PR), Merge Request (MR), or perform a pre-merge review. Do not use for inline code critiques.
code-critic
Use when explicitly asked to critique code, find bugs, audit code quality, analyze performance, or review a specific code snippet for security issues. Do not use for full branch or PR reviews.
nvim-pack
Auto-apply when working on the Neovim configuration in the nvim.pack/ directory. Trigger this skill when the user asks to add, modify, or debug Neovim plugins, keymaps, or the core.pack loading engine.
rest-api
Auto-apply when designing or implementing REST APIs. Trigger this skill when the user asks to create, modify, or debug REST endpoints, API contracts, HTTP conventions, or RESTful resource modeling.
rust
Auto-apply when working with Rust. Trigger this skill when the user asks to create, modify, or debug Rust code, Cargo projects, crates, or Rust tests.
zig
Auto-apply when working with Zig. Trigger this skill when the user asks to create, modify, or debug Zig code, build.zig scripts, or Zig tests.
nx-monorepo
Auto-apply when working in an Nx monorepo workspace. Trigger this skill when creating Nx libraries or apps, running nx commands (like affected), or generating Nx projects.
workout day
Create and execute daily gym workout notes with structured exercise templates. Use when planning workouts, logging gym sessions, or when the user asks for a workout routine with sets, reps, rest periods, and RPE targets.
workout log standardization
Standardize raw gym notes and Spanish shorthand into machine-readable English markdown logs. Use when converting informal fitness tracking, handwritten notes, or Spanish workout records into structured vault data.
tag finder
assigns hierarchical academic tags using deep analytical reasoning. adapts taxonomy depth to note context and provides transparent reasoning for every classification decision.
set up aliases
Add accurate and relevant aliases to Obsidian notes for improved linkability, search discovery, and cross-language accessibility. Use when creating new notes, reviewing existing notes without aliases, or when the user asks to add alternative names for concepts.
Infographics Mermaid.js
A creative methodology for using Mermaid.js to create visually engaging, infographic-style diagrams that go
polish transcriptions
transforms raw transcriptions into polished obsidian notes with zero information loss. use for meetings, lectures, or interviews requiring cognitive reorganization, obsidian callouts, and structured formatting.
effective-questioning
Use when the user asks you to gather requirements, or when the request is vague and needs clarity before acting.
clean-transient-comments
Use when the user asks to "clean transient comments", "remove temporary comments", or remove comments that describe past changes rather than documenting current code.
amber
Amber docs index. Use when building or porting Minecraft mods that use the Amber multiloader library (unified APIs for Fabric/Forge/NeoForge), or when you need quick links to Amber systems (registry, events, networking, commands, config).
ai-writing-audit
Use when the user asks to "audit AI writing", "remove AI patterns", "make this sound less AI", "un-AI this text", or similar requests to identify/remove AI-generated writing patterns.
whats-new
This skill should be used when the user asks about new features, recent changes, or updates in Claude Code — for example "what's new in Claude Code?", "Claude Code changelog", "what did I miss in Claude?", "any recent updates?", "tell me about new Claude features", or "what's changed since version 1.0.30?". It fetches the official changelog, filters for notable features (excluding bug fixes), researches each feature for deeper context on Anthropic's website, and presents mini-article summaries. Supports both automatic tracking (since last check) and explicit version queries.
ezcater-research
This skill should be used when the user asks to "investigate ezCater systems", "research architectural decisions", "understand code evolution", "find historical context", "analyze project history", "search internal documentation", or needs to understand why technical decisions were made at ezCater. Use this for lighter research where the user doesn't explicitly request "deep research" (which triggers the agent).
gcb-monitor
This skill should be used when the user asks about build status in GCP, Google Cloud Build, or gcloud builds. Trigger phrases include "monitor the build", "watch the build", "check build status", "build in test environment", "build in staging", "build in production", "status of the build", "gcloud builds", "Cloud Build", "GCP build", "what happened with the build", "why did the build fail", "analyze the build failure", "did the build succeed", "check the deploy", "monitor the deploy", "anything weird with the build", or when user mentions checking CI/CD status in Google Cloud. Also use when user wants to use gcloud CLI to check build results or logs. Use proactively after merging a PR when build monitoring would be helpful.
pr-creation
This skill should be used when you need to create, open, or edit a pull request (PR), or the user asks to "create a PR", "open a PR", "submit a PR", "raise a PR", "file a PR", "make a PR", "create a pull request", "open a pull request", "new PR", or any variation requesting GitHub pull request creation.
safe-gcloud-usage
This skill should be used when the user asks to "run a gcloud command", "use gcloud", "access Google Cloud", "list GCP projects", "check gcloud config", or any task involving the Google Cloud CLI. Also use when Claude needs to suggest patterns for the gcloud allowlist or explain why a gcloud command was blocked. Use this skill immediately when you see "Direct gcloud commands are blocked" or "Use the safe-gcloud wrapper instead" in an error message.
tdd-feature-development
CRITICAL: When the user asks to implement/build/add a feature or mentions feature development, invoke this skill FIRST (BEFORE invoking feature-dev or any other feature development workflow). This establishes test-driven development requirements and ensures tests are written early and explicitly planned as separate steps. Do NOT wait until feature-dev is already running - invoke this BEFORE starting any feature development workflow.
configure
Use when user asks "what statusline components are available", "list statusline components", "show statusline components", "which statusline components", "configure statusline", "enable/disable statusline components", "change statusline order", or wants to manage statusline component configuration globally or per-project
ci-monitor
This skill should be used when the user asks to "monitor the PR", "watch the CI", "check if CI passes", "let me know when CI finishes", "watch the checks", "monitor CI status", "tell me when the build completes", or any variation requesting to track GitHub PR check status until completion. Also use this skill proactively after creating or updating a PR when the user would benefit from knowing the CI result.
atlassian-usage
This skill should be used when the user asks to "search jira", "find tickets", "look up an issue", "search confluence", "find pages", "read a document", "create a ticket", "update an issue", "add a comment", mentions JQL, CQL, Atlassian, Jira issues, Confluence pages, or provides an Atlassian URL (*.atlassian.net). Provides guidance for using the atl CLI to interact with Atlassian products.
conversation-search
Search indexed conversation history to find past conversations, locate when topics were discussed, or identify which project conversations occurred in. Use when user asks questions like "when did we discuss X?", "find conversations about Y", "in which project did we talk about Z?", or "show me conversations mentioning W". Works across all projects or within current project.
conversation-history-setup
Guide users through initial setup of conversation history indexing. Use when user asks about setting up conversation history, indexing past conversations, or when search returns no results and the database may be empty.
load-conversation
Load the full content of a previous Claude Code conversation into current context. Use when user asks to "load conversation <uuid>" or "show me conversation <uuid>" or references loading/viewing a past conversation by its ID.
tunneling
Create free SSH tunnels to expose local ports to the internet using tinyfi.sh. Use when you need to share a locally running app, test webhooks, demo a prototype, or get a public HTTPS URL for any local service — no signup or authentication required.
tinyfish
Use TinyFish web agent to extract/scrape websites, extract data, and automate browser actions using natural language. Use when you need to extract/scrape data from websites, handle bot-protected sites, or automate web tasks.
slop-remover
Remove AI-generated code slop and clean up code style
check-build-errors
Run compile and type-check commands and report failures
flutter-integration-tests
Best practices and patterns for writing Flutter integration tests using the integration_test package. Use when creating, reviewing, or improving integration tests in Flutter projects. Triggers on tasks involving integration_test/ directory, IntegrationTestWidgetsFlutterBinding, flutter drive commands, end-to-end testing, screenshot testing, golden file testing, or performance profiling in Flutter apps.
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