project-specs
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rant-coding
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readme-first
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refactor-design-patterns
Review existing code or architecture and decide whether a specific design pattern would improve it without overengineering. Use this whenever the user is asking whether a pattern is justified, comparing nearby patterns like Strategy vs State or Adapter vs Facade vs Proxy, or refactoring code with recurring branching, growing state logic, hard-to-extend construction, or inconsistent wrappers. Do not use this for broad system design unless the core question is pattern fit, refactoring shape, or whether a simpler non-pattern refactor is better.
safe-pnpm-updater
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secure-node-typescript
Write secure-by-default Node.js and TypeScript applications following security best practices. Use when: (1) Writing new Node.js/TypeScript code, (2) Creating API endpoints or middleware, (3) Handling user input or form data, (4) Implementing authentication or authorization, (5) Working with secrets or environment variables, (6) Setting up project configurations (tsconfig, eslint), (7) User mentions security concerns, (8) Reviewing code for vulnerabilities, (9) Working with file paths or child processes, (10) Setting up HTTP headers or CORS.
test-health
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ticket-to-pr
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ui-design-token-refactor
Improve, refactor, review, and systematize web UI styling with CSS design tokens, cascade layers, Tailwind theme variables, semantic color/spacing/typography tokens, dark mode, accessibility checks, and maintainable component styling. Use this skill whenever the user asks to improve CSS, redesign a site, clean up stylesheets, migrate hardcoded values to tokens, organize Tailwind themes/classes, review a PR for design-token or CSS architecture issues, create or update a design system, add light/dark themes, or make future UI changes easier for agents.
react-anti-patterns
Introduce React anti-patterns and common mistakes into existing React codebases for training, review, or teaching. Use when asked to intentionally degrade React performance or code quality while keeping apps functional, or to generate anti-pattern examples for junior developer education.
design-style
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design-system-analyzer
Analyze any website's UI style using ChromeDevTools to extract precise CSS tokens, animations, and interaction states. Handles complex sites and anti-bot measures by guiding the user. Triggers on "analyze this site", "extract UI style", "create design system from [URL]", or "learn visual style".
codex-docs
Local Codex CLI documentation reference. Use when asked about Codex features, configuration, skills, rules, custom prompts, MCP, or AGENTS.md setup.
langchain-docs
Local LangChain AI documentation reference. Use when asked about LangChain, LangGraph, agents, chains, prompts, memory, tools, retrieval, RAG, vector stores, document loaders, or building LLM applications.
ms-agent-framework-docs
Local Microsoft Agent Framework documentation reference. Use when asked about Microsoft Agent Framework, building AI agents in .NET or Python, MCP servers/clients, durable agents, agent tools, Teams/WebChat adapters, or agent-to-agent communication.
nextjs-canary-docs
Local Next.js documentation reference (canary branch). Use when asked about Next.js features, App Router, Server Components, routing, data fetching, rendering, caching, styling, optimizations, configuration, or Next.js APIs.
opencode-docs
Local OpenCode documentation reference. Use when asked about OpenCode features, tools, agents, MCP servers, plugins, CLI, TUI, or IDE integration.
prisma-docs
Local Prisma documentation reference. Use when asked about Prisma ORM, Prisma Client, Prisma Schema, migrations, database queries, Prisma Accelerate, or Prisma Postgres.
tsf-docs
Local TanStack Form documentation reference. Use when asked about TanStack Form features, form validation, form state management, field arrays, React/Vue/Solid/Angular/Svelte form integration, or form submission handling.
zod-docs
Local Zod documentation reference. Use when asked about Zod schema validation, TypeScript type inference, parsing, error handling, JSON Schema conversion, or schema composition.
build-my-context7
Build local Context7 documentation by downloading and filtering docs from manifests. Use when setting up or updating local documentation reference.
download-docs
Download documentation from GitHub repos or URLs. Supports manifest-based batch downloads with configurable exclude patterns.
filter-docs
AI-assisted filtering to identify and remove non-useful documentation files. Generates review manifests and applies deletion lists.
generate-agent-skills
Generate documentation skills for AI agents from downloaded docs. Use after /build-my-context7 to create skills.
install-agent-skills
Deploy generated skills to system locations. Use after /generate-agent-skills to install skills.
claude-code-docs
Local Claude Code documentation reference. Use when asked about Claude Code features, configuration, skills, hooks, MCP, sub-agents, plugins, or troubleshooting Claude Code issues.
olakai-governance
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olakai-monitor-claude-code
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olakai-monitor-doctor
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olakai-monitor-local-coding-agent
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olakai
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olakai-troubleshoot
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olakai-tune-my-setup
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olakai-get-started
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olakai-integrate
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olakai-new-project
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olakai-planning
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olakai-reports
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libraries-dev
Use the Libraries.dev UI effect libraries correctly and find where they fit in a project. Covers Border beam (border-beam), Thinking orbs (thinking-orbs), Gooey (liquid-gooey), Voice (voice-glow), Bot avatars (bot-avatars), Liquid metal (metal-fx) and Image (img-fx). Use when adding an AI thinking or loading state, a glowing or animated border around an input or card, a voice or microphone visualizer, an animated bot or agent avatar, a liquid metal button or badge, an image generation placeholder or reveal, a gooey blob or liquid menu, or when the user mentions libraries.dev or any of these packages. Also "review my project for libraries.dev", "where could I use these effects", and the commands libraries reveal, libraries review, libraries apply.
mirrord-chaos
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mirrord-header-propagation
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mirrord-kafka
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mirrord-prev-env
Help users create and manage mirrord preview environments — running a modified service as an isolated pod in a shared Kubernetes cluster, scoped by an environment key and HTTP/queue traffic filtering, so teams can validate and review changes against real traffic without affecting live services. Use when a developer wants to run "mirrord preview" ad hoc, share a preview via a link (mirrord-share-ingress), or wire preview environments into CI with the metalbear-co/mirrord-preview GitHub Action (e.g. per-PR previews, least-privilege cluster access).
mirrord-temporal
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mirrord-up
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mirrord-ci
Help users set up mirrord in CI pipelines for testing against real Kubernetes environments. Use when users want to run end-to-end tests, integration tests, or automated tests in CI using mirrord to connect to staging/shared clusters.
mirrord-config
Helps users generate, edit, and validate mirrord.json configuration files for mirrord (MetalBear). Use when the user wants to connect their local process to a Kubernetes environment, configure features (env/fs/network), or needs feedback on an existing mirrord.json. Always ensures output JSON is valid and schema-conformant.
mirrord-db-branching
Helps users configure mirrord.json for database branching, enabling isolated database copies for safe development and testing. Use when the user wants to set up MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, MSSQL, MongoDB, Redis, DynamoDB, ClickHouse, Google Spanner, Amazon S3, turbopuffer, or generic branches, configure copy modes, connection sources, schema migrations, IAM authentication, or manage database branches.
mirrord-operator
Help users install and configure the mirrord Operator for team/enterprise environments. Use when users ask about operator setup, Helm installation, cloud API key or license configuration, air-gapped/offline licensing, enabling features (queue splitting, DB branching, preview environments, multi-cluster), internal registries, OpenShift/GKE Autopilot, RBAC, or multi-user mirrord deployments. Also use when an AI agent hits a Team or Enterprise feature on a cluster with no license and needs to offer the user a trial (agent-started trial; the trial is Enterprise tier).
mirrord-quickstart
Guide users from zero to their first working mirrord session. Use when a user is new to mirrord, wants to install it, or needs help running their first session connecting to a Kubernetes cluster.
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