rotz-dotfiles
Load for any request that involves the 'charmschool' rotz-based dotfiles project, across any task.
shadcn-ui
Guide for working with shadcn/ui components in any project. Use when: (1) Adding shadcn components, (2) Customizing components with variants or styles, (3) Understanding the shadcn system architecture, (4) Troubleshooting shadcn setup or styling issues.
web-design-guidelines
Review UI code for Web Interface Guidelines compliance. Use when asked to "review my UI", "check accessibility", "audit design", "review UX", or "check my site against best practices".
web-ux-command-palette
Build keyboard-driven command palettes using cmdk + shadcn/ui. Use when: (1) Adding command palette to web apps, (2) Implementing keyboard navigation, (3) Building spotlight-style search, (4) Setting up cmdk with shadcn components.
write-agent-context-docs
Use markdown context files effectively. When starting a new project or finishing a chunk of work use this skill to preserve your knowledge. If prompted to improve an existing agent context file, you should immediately load this skill to be your guide.
writing-prose
Always use this skill when writing or editing prose. Do **NOT** use for agent context files, readmes, tool descriptions, or other functional writing tasks.
yuzudraw-ascii-diagrams
Make clean, creative ASCII diagrams, graphs, and flow charts with YuzuDraw
valinor
Connect to Valinor MAD - meet other AI agents, chat, form friendships, send mail
building-with-schematics
PRIMARY BUILDING METHOD - Use for ALL construction tasks. Build structures using declarative JSON schematics with 2D layer grids. Describe WHAT to build, the server handles HOW. Supports COMPACT FORMAT (70% fewer tokens) with run-length encoding. Use this instead of WorldEdit commands for reliable, predictable builds.
choosing-materials
Chooses Minecraft block materials, color palettes, and textures using VibeCraft MCP tools. Use when selecting materials for builds, creating color schemes, matching architectural styles, or asking about block combinations and palettes.
creating-shapes
Creates procedural and organic shapes in Minecraft using VibeCraft MCP tools. Use when building spheres, domes, cylinders, pyramids, torus, arches, curves, spirals, organic shapes, statues, or any complex geometry that requires procedural generation.
generating-terrain
Generates Minecraft terrain and landscapes using VibeCraft MCP tools. Use when creating hills, mountains, valleys, rivers, caves, cliffs, or natural terrain features. Handles procedural generation, noise functions, and terrain texturing.
placing-furniture
Places furniture and decorates Minecraft interiors using JSON schematics. Use when furnishing rooms, placing tables, chairs, beds, lamps, decorations, or designing interior spaces. Reference furniture_catalog.md for 80+ ready-to-use designs.
using-worldedit
WorldEdit commands for BULK operations - terrain modification, large fills, copy/paste, spheres/cylinders. For detailed structures with oriented blocks (doors, stairs), use build_schematic instead. WorldEdit is best for terrain, large regions, and geometric shapes.
building-redstone
Builds redstone circuits, mechanisms, and automation in Minecraft using VibeCraft MCP tools. Use when building logic gates, memory circuits, piston doors, automatic farms, item sorters, clocks, or any redstone contraption.
building-structures
Builds Minecraft structures using VibeCraft MCP tools. Use when building houses, castles, towers, cottages, temples, or any architectural structure. Works with build_schematic for precise control. Handles room dimensions, floor placement, wall construction, roofing, and architectural style matching.
github-to-skills
Automated factory for converting GitHub repositories into specialized AI skills. Use this skill when the user provides a GitHub URL and wants to "package", "wrap", or "create a skill" from it. It automatically fetches repository details, latest commit hashes, and generates a standardized skill structure with enhanced metadata suitable for lifecycle management.
skill-evolution-manager
专门用于在对话结束时，根据用户反馈和对话内容总结优化并迭代现有 Skills 的核心工具。它通过吸取对话中的“精华”（如成功的解决方案、失败的教训、特定的代码规范）来持续演进 Skills 库。
skill-manager
Lifecycle manager for GitHub-based skills. Use this to batch scan your skills directory, check for updates on GitHub, and perform guided upgrades of your skill wrappers.
always-verify-gcp
A workflow skill for all Google Cloud resource management tasks (create, delete, modify). This skill ensures that the correct CLI tool (`gcloud`, `bq`, `gsutil`) is chosen and that its commands are verified against the latest official documentation before execution.
adk-tool-scaffold
Scaffolds a new custom Tool class for the Agent Development Kit (ADK).
database-schema-validator
Validates SQL schema files for compliance with internal safety and naming policies.
git-commit-formatter
Formats git commit messages according to Conventional Commits specification. Use this when the user asks to commit changes or write a commit message.
json-to-pydantic
Converts JSON data snippets into Python Pydantic data models.
license-header-adder
Adds the standard open-source license header to new source files. Use involves creating new code files that require copyright attribution.
akhrot
Use Akhrot APIs to manage OAuth tokens and API keys for external services (Gmail, GitHub, Slack, OpenAI, Stripe, etc.). Check connections, fetch tokens, create OAuth sessions, then call provider APIs directly.
inbox-processing-example
EXAMPLE - Workflow for processing large Things3 inboxes using LLM-driven confidence matching and intelligent automation. This is a genericized example - create your own version in inbox-processing/ for personal use.
inbox-processing
Workflow for processing large Things3 inboxes (100+ items) using LLM-driven confidence matching and intelligent automation. Integrates with personal taxonomy and MCP tools for efficient cleanup with self-improving pattern learning.
notion-workflows
Provides Notion workspace organization patterns, layout preferences, and workflow automation for personal productivity systems. Includes structure guidelines, content reuse patterns, and integration with external tools. MANDATORY: Claude must read this skill file before using any Notion MCP tools.
productivity-integration
Orchestrates cross-system productivity workflows between Things3 and Notion, providing automation patterns, integration strategies, and unified productivity methodologies for personal systems.
things3-productivity
Provides Things3 task management workflows, organization patterns, and productivity methodologies. Includes personal taxonomy integration, priority systems, and automation patterns for effective task management. MANDATORY: Claude must read this skill file before using any Things3 MCP tools (read_tasks, create_task, edit_task, migrate_inbox_to_notion).
land-the-plane
Complete a work session by cleaning up, committing, and pushing all changes to remote. Use when the user says "land the plane", "wrap up", "finish up", or wants to complete their session and push all work.
migrate-litellm-to-portkey
Migrate Python applications from LiteLLM to Portkey AI Gateway. Covers litellm.completion, Router, Proxy, fallbacks, caching, retries, callbacks, embeddings, and image generation. Use when the user wants to replace LiteLLM with Portkey or switch from LiteLLM to Portkey.
portkey-python-sdk
Complete reference for the Portkey AI Gateway Python SDK with unified API access to 200+ LLMs, automatic fallbacks, caching, and full observability. Use when building Python applications that need LLM integration with production-grade reliability.
portkey-typescript-sdk
Integrate Portkey AI Gateway into TypeScript/JavaScript applications. Use when building LLM apps with observability, caching, fallbacks, load balancing, or routing across 200+ LLM providers.
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action-cable
Expert guidance for implementing real-time features with Action Cable in Rails applications. Use when working with websockets, channels, subscriptions, broadcasting, live updates, push notifications, or Solid Cable. Covers connection authentication, channel creation, streaming, client-side JS, testing, and deployment. Clarifies when to use Action Cable directly vs Turbo Streams broadcasting.
action-controller
Expert guidance for writing Rails controllers with Action Controller. Use when writing controller actions, strong parameters, before_action filters, rendering responses, redirects, flash messages, sessions, cookies, rescue_from error handling, streaming, CSRF protection, or HTTP authentication. Covers params permitting (especially nested params — the #1 source of agent bugs), callbacks, request/response objects, and security. Trigger on "controller", "action", "strong parameters", "params", "before_action", "redirect", "render", "flash", "session", "cookies", "rescue_from", "CSRF", "permit", "expect", "filters", "callbacks".
action-mailbox
Expert guidance for receiving and processing inbound emails with Action Mailbox in Rails. Use when setting up inbound email processing, routing emails to mailboxes, configuring ingress providers (Mailgun, SendGrid, Postfix, etc.), handling attachments, bouncing emails, or testing with fixtures. Covers "action mailbox", "inbound email", "receive email", "process email", "email routing", "mailbox", "incoming email", "email processing", "ingress", "InboundEmail".
action-mailer
Expert guidance for Action Mailer in Rails applications. Use when creating mailers, sending emails, building email templates, configuring delivery, writing mailer previews, or working with transactional email. Triggers on "mailer", "email", "send email", "action mailer", "mail template", "deliver_later", "email notification", "transactional email", "mailer preview", "welcome email", "notification email".
action-text
Expert guidance for implementing rich text editing with Action Text in Rails. Use when adding rich text fields, configuring Lexxy or Trix editors, rendering rich text content, handling attachments and embeds, creating custom attachables, styling rich text, or fixing N+1 queries with rich text. Triggers on "action text", "rich text", "lexxy", "trix", "WYSIWYG", "rich text editor", "has_rich_text", "text editor", "rich content", "embedded content", "rich_text_area", "action-text-attachment".
active-job
Expert guidance for creating, queuing, and managing background jobs with Active Job and Solid Queue in Rails 8+. Use when creating background jobs, queuing work with perform_later, configuring Solid Queue, handling retries and errors (retry_on, discard_on), sending emails asynchronously (deliver_later), testing jobs, or managing queue priorities. Covers job creation, enqueuing, callbacks, serialization (GlobalID), bulk enqueuing, concurrency controls, recurring tasks, and job continuations.
active-model
Build plain Ruby objects that integrate with Rails forms, validations, serialization, and Action Pack — without a database. Use when building form objects, search forms, API wrappers, configuration objects, virtual models, or any PORO that needs model-like behavior. Triggers on "active model", "form object", "plain Ruby object", "non-database model", "ActiveModel", "PORO", "service object validation", "virtual model", "tableless model", "search form", "ActiveModel::API", "ActiveModel::Model".
active-record-associations
Expert guidance for defining and using Active Record associations in Rails. Use when creating associations, defining model relationships, troubleshooting foreign keys, fixing N+1 queries, setting up belongs_to, has_many, has_one, has_many :through, polymorphic associations, self-referential joins, join tables, counter caches, dependent options, inverse_of, eager loading, or any question about how models relate to each other.
active-record-callbacks
Expert guidance for Active Record callbacks — lifecycle hooks, ordering, conditional execution, transaction callbacks, and halting. VERY opinionated about when NOT to use callbacks. Use when working with callbacks, before_save, after_create, after_commit, lifecycle hooks, before_validation, around_save, after_update, before_destroy, or when deciding whether logic belongs in a callback vs a service object.
active-record-encryption
Expert guidance for encrypting sensitive data at rest using Active Record Encryption in Rails. Use when adding encryption to model attributes, rotating keys, migrating unencrypted data, querying encrypted fields, or protecting PII. Triggers on "encryption", "encrypt", "encrypts", "encrypted attribute", "at-rest encryption", "field encryption", "key rotation", "deterministic encryption", "PII", "sensitive data", "encrypt column", "encrypts macro".
active-record-querying
Expert guidance for writing efficient, correct Active Record queries in Rails 8.1. Use when writing queries, finding records, building scopes, fixing N+1 queries, using where clauses, includes, joins, eager loading, filtering, searching, plucking data, selecting records, or optimizing database queries. Covers where, find, scopes, includes vs preload vs eager_load, joins, pluck, select, calculations, batching, and query anti-patterns.
active-record-validations
Expert guidance for Active Record validations in Rails 8.1. Use when adding validations, writing "validates", "validate", working with "errors", "valid?", "invalid?", building custom validators, handling uniqueness, presence, format validation, numericality, conditional validations, strict validations, or normalizations. Covers model-layer data integrity, DB constraint pairing, error handling, and common pitfalls.
active-storage
Expert guidance for Rails Active Storage — file uploads, attachments, image variants, direct uploads, and cloud service configuration. Use when working with file uploads, has_one_attached, has_many_attached, image processing, variants, S3/GCS/Azure storage, direct uploads, or file attachment patterns in Rails applications.
caching
Expert guidance for Rails caching — fragment caching, Russian doll caching, cache keys/versioning, low-level caching (Rails.cache), conditional GET (stale?/fresh_when), and cache stores (Solid Cache, Redis, Memcached). Use when implementing cache, caching, fragment cache, Russian doll, Rails.cache, Solid Cache, cache key, HTTP caching, stale?, fresh_when, cache store, or optimizing performance.
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