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vortex-seasoned-ios-developer
by igor1309
Use when generating or reviewing Swift and SwiftUI code for Vortex and you need its formatting, documentation, and XCTest conventions.
agonara-coach
by igor1309
Tutor a student against an Agonara instance — the explanation/tutoring front of the student assistant. Explain a concept at the depth the student asks for, take it deeper on request, diagnose why a weak area is weak from the evidence behind it before re-teaching, teach prerequisites first when the base is shaky, and teach the discriminating feature of confusable concepts. Grounds every explanation in accepted materials, never in your own knowledge unstated. Owns explanation craft only; the API reads, the assessment-integrity boundary, and the MCQ item-quality bar stay with agonara-student, practice with the drill skills. Use when the task is to tutor — explain or help a student understand a topic — rather than to take a check or do API work.
staleness-threshold-empirical-calibration
by jinwon-int
Choose a threshold for a staleness/freshness check so it neither sits dead nor invents a signal — confirm what the metric actually measures, use the corpus distribution to detect dead thresholds, and derive the number itself from the governing convention or policy. Use when adding a check like "flag if unchanged for >N days", when an existing freshness check never fires, or when a reviewer asks why N was chosen.
dispatch-tickets
by CoreyLyn
Analyze open tickets/issues, dependencies, docs, and worktree state; dispatch only currently unblocked implementation tickets to subagents. Use when the user asks to triage ready ticket work for AFK agents, fan out implementation, start independent ticket branches/worktrees, or run the next safe batch from a tracker.
autopilot-tickets
by CoreyLyn
Drain ready-for-agent implementation tickets by dispatching safe batches to subagents, waiting for draft PRs/MRs, verifying merge gates, merging only safe agent-created PRs/MRs, and looping until the queue is empty or blocked. Use when the user explicitly asks for an automatic ticket-processing loop, auto-merge of completed agent PRs/MRs, or continuous ready-ticket dispatch.
wait-what-zh
by CoreyLyn
That last explanation did not land — re-pitch it in clear Chinese.
swift-xctest-testing-master-prompt
by igor1309
Use when writing or reviewing XCTest suites for Swift code and you need standards for structure, naming, async testing, spies, and formatting.
learnmap-skill
by lwbscu
Map-first personalized learning skill for Claude Code/Codex. Use when the user wants to learn an unfamiliar domain, turn articles/docs/repos into a curriculum, choose HTML count plus compact/standard/high-quality courseware through native popup calibration, choose batch or multi-turn delivery, receive interactive HTML teaching with portable underlines and image-rich notes, create concept maps, run mastery quizzes and review links, optionally create visual explainers or use a named mentor lens, or use an agent tutor that adapts to stated background and mistakes.
reddit-growth
by oh-ashen-one
Reddit community growth via authentic human-style engagement. Use when finding high-intent posts, checking subreddit rules, writing value-first replies, and reporting run summaries. Works for any app, product, or service targeting a specific community.
no-type-in-docs
by marius-townhouse
Use when writing comments about types. Use when documenting function parameters. Use when naming variables.
surrealism
by 24601
"SurrealDB Surrealism WASM extension development. Write Rust functions, compile to WASM, deploy as database modules. Part of the surreal-skills collection."
avoid-inferable-annotations
by marius-townhouse
Use when writing type annotations on variables. Use when TypeScript can infer the type. Use when code feels cluttered with types.
evolving-types
by marius-townhouse
Use when types change as code executes. Use when arrays are built incrementally. Use when working with any[] that narrows.
humanizer
by kaustav1996
Rewrite AI-sounding text so it reads like the writer without changing what it says. Use when editing or reviewing prose for AI tells: not-X-but-Y contrasts, one-line closers, staged openers, forced triads, dashes everywhere, inflated claims, sales language, stock AI words, bold labels, or filler. Based on Wikipedia's "Signs of AI writing."
ai-humanizer
by ofershap
Prevent AI-detectable patterns in all generated content - prose, code comments, commit messages,
docstring
by EYH0602
Write docstrings for PyTorch functions and methods following PyTorch conventions. Use when writing or updating docstrings in PyTorch code.
bridge-timeout-performance-tuning-and-verification
by jinwon-int
Diagnose and safely adjust service timeout configuration for performance-limited workloads; includes backup, restart, and post-restart verification that config loaded Use when a service or bridge consistently times out during resource-intensive operations and the timeout looks like a hard limit rather than a genuine hang or deadlock.
peat-ecosystem
by defenseunicorns
Top-level skill for Claude Code sessions across any peat-* repo. Read first, then read the per-repo SKILL.md.
documentation-templates
by xenitV1
Documentation templates and structure guidelines. README, API docs, code comments, and AI-friendly documentation.
email-sequences
by sanky369
Create automated email sequences that build trust and drive conversions. Use when setting up welcome sequences, nurture campaigns, sales sequences, or launch campaigns.
skill-installer
by d-kimuson
Install Codex skills into $CODEX_HOME/skills from a curated list or a GitHub repo path. Use when a user asks to list installable skills, install a curated skill, or install a skill from another repo (including private repos).
explain-code
by jankneumann
Answers a narrow question about how a specific piece of code works or connects with the smallest visual form that makes the point — grounded in the architecture graph when fresh. Use when the user asks how code flows or relates; use codebase-atlas for whole-repository views.
merge-pull-requests
by jankneumann
Triage, review, and merge open pull requests from multiple sources (OpenSpec, Jules, Codex, Dependabot, manual)
qfai-maintain
by aganesy
"Use when invoked by name or handed a QFAI work order. Use it for a change to wording, a typo, a code comment or document prose that is meant to change no behaviour."