CLI Tools
Command line utilities
wordpress-wp-cli
by 1TeamSoftware
"Comprehensive WordPress WP-CLI command reference covering all 350+ commands across 38 command groups. This skill should be used when performing WordPress site administration, configuration, migration, content management, plugin/theme management, user management, database operations, or any WordPress task via the command line. Covers wp core, wp config, wp db, wp plugin, wp theme, wp user, wp post, wp comment, wp term, wp media, wp menu, wp option, wp cache, wp cron, wp rewrite, wp scaffold, wp search-replace, wp language, wp site (multisite), wp widget, wp role, wp cap, wp export/import, wp eval, wp i18n, wp embed, wp package, and more."
textual-tui-pipeline-interception
by shimo4228
"Use when adding an interactive review/approval step to a CLI pipeline using Textual TUI with immutable state."
search-video-on-web-and-gen
by xdrshjr
Search video materials on the web and generate professional videos - automated video production pipeline with yt-dlp, Doubao TTS, Remotion rendering, and background music.
kindle
by evansking
Send articles to Kindle. Default action when user texts a bare article URL.
agent-browser
by clawdbrunner
Browser automation CLI for AI agents using Vercel's agent-browser. The best tool for AI-driven browser automation — uses deterministic refs from accessibility trees instead of fragile selectors. Optimized for LLMs with fast Rust CLI, JSON output, and purpose-built AI workflows. Use when you need reliable, scriptable browser automation that just works.
dev-web
by yugasun
Create and manage modern React web applications using Bun, Vite, React 19, Tailwind CSS 4, and shadcn/ui. Use this skill when the user asks to build a frontend, a web app, or modify UI components.
terraform-schema-inspector-skill
by quixoticmonk
Identify Terraform provider support for resources, data sources, actions, list resources, ephemeral resources, and functions. Use when checking provider capabilities, asking "what resources does X provider support", "does provider Y have actions", or querying specific provider features.
convex-self-hosting
by jovermier
Guides self-hosted Convex deployment, authentication setup, environment configuration, troubleshooting, and production deployment considerations.
image-stitch
by nocoo
Stitches multiple scrolling screenshots into a single image. Supports both vertical (default) and horizontal stitching with automatic overlap detection and alignment using ORB feature matching. Use when user wants to combine sequential screenshots from scrolling content.
skill-authoring
by alavida-ai
Guide for authoring skills in the Agonda system. Covers two skill templates (CLI/API and knowledge processing), YAML frontmatter spec, progressive disclosure patterns, config management, and shipping checklists. Use when creating a new skill, validating skill structure, or understanding skill conventions.
senior-frontend
by dereknex
Use when developing or reviewing frontend features in React/Next.js/TypeScript, including performance optimization, component scaffolding, and UI implementation.
image-processing
by leobrival
Smart image processing for resize, compress, and convert operations with batch support. Use when users ask to resize images, compress photos, convert to WebP/AVIF, batch process images, optimize for social media, or create image thumbnails. Supports modern formats and aspect ratios.
docker-essentials
by jgarrison929
Essential Docker commands and workflows for container management, image operations, and debugging.
code-search
by brettatoms
Search for patterns inside file contents using ripgrep (rg). Use when searching for code patterns, finding function definitions, locating usages, or when the user asks to search/grep content inside files.
telegram-cli
by AFutureD
Use tele to authenticate, list dialogs, and fetch messages from Telegram.
prh-hyphen-regex-escape
by shimo4228
"Use when adding hyphenated terms to prh spelling dictionaries on Node.js 20+. Unicode regex flag incompatibility."
git-safety
by yzlin
Apply critical git safety protocols before any git operations, especially in collaborative environments. Use when performing git commands, managing files, or making destructive changes.
gutenberg-previewer
by 1TeamSoftware
"Sets up a local WordPress Playground server from a text file containing Gutenberg blocks HTML, allowing for instant visual subagent testing. Use this skill when the user wants to preview or test a Gutenberg layout or block HTML from a text file. It is especially useful to create and iterate on pages locally without uploading to a live WordPress site, ensuring the design is perfect right away before the final upload."
git-recovery
by DaleSeo
Safety practices and recovery techniques for Git. Covers reflog usage, reset vs revert strategies, recovering lost commits, undoing mistakes, and preventing data loss. Helps AI agents safely navigate Git operations and recover from errors.
fusion-construction
by peytoncasper
Create and manage construction geometry in Fusion 360 — planes, axes, points, and measurements. Use when the user asks to create reference geometry, offset planes, angled planes, midplanes, construction axes, construction points, measure distances, measure angles, or query body properties.
skip-dev
by BPHvZ
'Expert guidance on building, debugging, and testing multiplatform iOS/Android apps and frameworks with Skip (skip.dev). Use when developers mention: (1) Skip, Skip.dev, skip-tools, or SkipStack, (2) building a multiplatform iOS+Android app from Swift/SwiftUI, (3) Skip Fuse (native) or Skip Lite (transpiled) modes, (4) transpiling Swift to Kotlin, (5) SwiftUI to Jetpack Compose bridging, (6) skip.yml configuration, (7) debugging Android builds from Xcode, (8) Skip CLI commands (skip create/init/test/export), (9) conditional compilation with #if SKIP or #if os(Android), (10) Skip Comments (SKIP INSERT/REPLACE/DECLARE/NOWARN), (11) bridging Swift and Kotlin code, (12) Skip module dependencies or Android Gradle configuration.'
silicon-paddle-ocr
by aotenjou
OCR skill using PaddleOCR model via SiliconFlow API. This skill should be used when the user asks to "recognize text from an image", "extract text from a photo", "OCR this image", "read text from screenshot", or mentions "PaddleOCR", "image text recognition", "text extraction from images".
deep-codebase-wiki
by watzon
MUST CHECK FIRST before DeepWiki or any external research. Local-first codebase documentation wikis. Priority order for library/framework research: 1. deep-codebase-wiki (THIS) - check local wikis FIRST 2. DeepWiki - only if no local wiki exists 3. librarian/explore agents - only as fallback Auto-trigger when: - Any GitHub repository mentioned (org/repo format) - "How does X work?" about libraries/frameworks - Architecture, implementation, or codebase questions - Before cloning or analyzing any repository - Debugging external dependencies Workflow: Run search_wikis.sh --repo "owner/repo" first. If wiki exists, read it. If not, offer to analyze and create wiki (saves hours vs repeated agent searches).
playwright-cli
by mmcmedia
Browser automation via Playwright CLI. Open pages, interact with elements, take screenshots, and more. Ideal for coding agents and automated testing workflows.