Code Gen
Generate code, boilerplate, scaffolding
cpp-unit-testing
by sentenz
Automates unit test creation for C++ projects using GoogleTest (GTest) framework with consistent software testing patterns including In-Got-Want, Table-Driven Testing, and AAA patterns. Use when creating, modifying, or reviewing unit tests, or when the user mentions unit tests, test coverage, or GTest.
trent-claude-skills
by trentshaines
Help with creating and managing Claude Code skills. Use when the user asks about creating skills, skill structure, or customizing Claude Code behavior.
wrangler
by nicholasgriffintn
Cloudflare Workers CLI for deploying, developing, and managing Workers, KV, R2, D1, Vectorize, Hyperdrive, Workers AI, Containers, Queues, Workflows, Pipelines, and Secrets Store. Load before running wrangler commands to ensure correct syntax and best practices.
ui-skills
by BenjaminG
Opinionated constraints for building better interfaces with agents.
cf-plan
by dinhanhthi
Brainstorm and write an implementation plan. Use when the user wants to plan, build, create, or implement something — e.g. "let's build", "let's create", "I want to create", "create for me", "build for me", "add feature", "implement", "make a", "set up", "I need a", "can you build", "help me build", "how should we implement", "design a solution", "architect", "scaffold", "plan out", "figure out how to", "what's the best way to build". Also triggers on task descriptions that imply multi-step implementation work requiring upfront planning.
faceless-youtube
by oyi77
Build automated faceless YouTube channels with AI. Create engaging videos without showing your face and monetize through ads, sponsorships, and affiliates.
cpp-api-documentation
by sentenz
Adds Doxygen-compatible documentation comments to C++ header files. Use this skill exclusively for adding or improving API documentation in existing header files (.hpp, .h). Do NOT create new resource files such as Doxyfile, scripts, or README files.
commit-all
by MichaelVessia
Stage all changed files and create a commit
planning-project-features
by MrPointer
Create implementation plans for features within a single project. Decomposes work into self-contained sub-plans with iterative multi-agent review. Use when planning new features, refactoring efforts, or any multi-step implementation. Never assumes or fills in gaps - always asks for clarification until requirements are complete.
documenting-business-processes
by MrPointer
Document business processes and workflows that a system implements. Describes end-to-end flows like user registration, order fulfillment, or payment processing — how domain entities move through the system. Use when (1) business workflows are undocumented, (2) a flow spans multiple components and no single component's docs tell the full story, (3) agents need to understand end-to-end behavior to implement changes, or (4) stakeholders need visibility into how the system handles a business process. NOT for development processes — those belong in skills and contribution guidelines.
commit
by johnie
Create semantically correct, granular git commits by analyzing staged and unstaged changes
video-generation
by ThrownLemon
AI video generation using Google Veo or OpenAI Sora. Use when user wants to generate, create, or make videos from text prompts.
clawhip
by hlambeo
Attach/install/use clawhip as a daemon-first notification gateway runtime for OpenClaw / Clawdbot
init-bun-test
by MichaelVessia
Set up bun test in a project (with Effect support if applicable)
init-flake-package
by MichaelVessia
Add bun2nix packaging to an existing flake
project-setup
by vadirn
Sets up project-as-a-skill for any project. Use "link" to connect an existing skill folder. Use without arguments (or "new") to create a full project from scratch. Use whenever the user wants to set up a new project, initialize project tracking in Obsidian, link a vault folder to a repo, create checkpoint tracking, or scaffold project skills.
decompose-epic
by OmniNode-ai
Analyze a Linear epic description and create sub-tickets as Linear children
modelmix
by clasen
Instructions for using the ModelMix Node.js library to interact with multiple AI LLM providers through a unified interface. Use when writing code that calls AI models (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Groq, Perplexity, Grok, MiniMax, Fireworks, Together, Lambda, Cerebras, OpenRouter, Ollama, LM Studio), chaining models with fallback, getting structured JSON from LLMs, adding MCP tools, streaming responses, managing multi-provider AI workflows, round-robin load balancing, or rate limiting API requests in Node.js. Also use when the user mentions "modelmix", "ModelMix", asks to "call an LLM", "query a model", "add AI to my app", or wants to integrate any supported provider.
ruby-on-rails
by display-design-studio
Comprehensive Ruby on Rails 8.1 best-practices skill covering MVC, Active Record, routing, views, background jobs, storage, security, testing, and performance. Use when the user mentions Rails, Ruby on Rails, ActiveRecord, ActiveJob, ActionMailer, ActionCable, Active Storage, rails generate, rails routes, Hotwire, Turbo, Stimulus, or asks to build, review, debug, or migrate a Rails application or API.
trent-local-server
by trentshaines
Deploy the duet local development server (backend + frontend) in tmux panes. Use when the user asks to start the local server, run the dev environment, or start backend/frontend.
documenting-domain
by MrPointer
Document business domain concepts, terminology, entity relationships, and domain rules for a project. Produces documentation that establishes the shared language used by both humans and AI agents. Use when (1) a project's domain concepts are undocumented, (2) agents misinterpret business terminology, (3) onboarding new team members who need to understand the business model, or (4) domain knowledge is scattered across code and needs consolidation. This is the most foundational documentation layer — all other docs reference it.
bd-load
by MichaelVessia
Parse context and create beads from it
colorffy
by giancarlosgza
Complete guide for Colorffy UI and CSS frameworks. Colorffy UI is a modern Vue 3 / Nuxt 3 component library with 70+ unstyled, headless components (buttons, cards, forms, dialogs, navigation, etc.) with TypeScript support. Colorffy CSS is an expressive SCSS framework with tonal color system, utility classes, and layout systems (grid, flexbox). Use when working with Colorffy packages, setting up Vue/Nuxt projects with Colorffy, choosing components, applying styles, using utility classes, implementing layouts, or integrating Colorffy UI with Colorffy CSS or custom styles.
pentest-gemini-sub-htb
by crtvrffnrt
Use when users ask for Hack The Box machine compromise workflows from recon to foothold and privilege escalation.