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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."
legacy-testing
by thientranhung
How to get existing untested code under test — characterisation tests that pin current behaviour, and creating a seam before TDD can attach. Use when you need to change code that has no tests, when the code under a ticket has no seam to test through, when a test would require the whole system to run, or when tdd cannot start because there is nothing to write a test against.
cpfsrc
by spcl
"Your source is ALREADY PARALLELIZED by DaCe's Canonical Parallel Form (CPF) pipeline:
lahe
by kenxle
Open HTML, Markdown, generated documents, or a locally running page for live review with the live-agentic-html-editor. Use when someone says LAHE, live agentic editor, live review, comments module, review this page or document in the browser, says "claim the lahe session", "take over the lahe session", or "lahe sessions", or asks the agent to act on comments and direct edits arriving from a LAHE review. Also use whenever someone asks for something to be put on a page for them to look at, comment on, or choose between (logo or design options, mockups, charts, a draft document, a generated report), even if they never say LAHE: that is a review, and it should be served rather than handed over as a file.
cargento
by spacedock-dev
Open Cargento, a local agent-cartography dashboard for Claude Code, Codex, Pi, Gemini, Antigravity, Copilot, OpenCode, Cursor, Goose, and Droid sessions, with subagents, task progress, token rate, ETAs, and Claude input-wait notifications. Use for “open cargento” or “monitor agent progress”.
Backend Engineering Skills for Doxynix
by doxynix
This philosophy guides all design decisions.
python-to-numpy
by spcl
Write or de-pythonize an HPCAgent-Bench kernel into canonical numpy -- ndarray-and-scalar only, sizes from manifest symbols, buffer-out signature, and a proof that the numbers did not move.
linear-issue-tracker
by thientranhung
Operating mechanics for a project whose tracker is Linear — native states and relations, the claim protocol where assignee cannot hold a Builder identity, wayfinding primitives, and the free-tier issue ceiling that stops a pipeline outright. Load it when the project's docs/agents/issue-tracker.md names Linear. Read tracker-contract.md for what the pipeline requires of any tracker.
reddit-skills
by beggarticksarthurtatum121
Reddit automation skill collection. Supports authentication, content publishing, search & discovery, social interactions, and compound operations. Triggered when a user asks to operate Reddit (post, search, comment, login, analyze, upvote, save).
Gap
by OmniNode-ai
Cross-repo integration health audit -- dispatches to node_gap_compute for execution
source-driven-development
by jankneumann
Grounds every framework-specific implementation decision in official documentation. Loaded by orchestrator skills (plan-feature, implement-feature, parallel-review-*) when a worker is about to write code that depends on a specific library or framework version. Encodes the DETECT -> FETCH -> IMPLEMENT -> CITE flow, the 4-tier source hierarchy (official docs > official blog/changelog > MDN/web standards > caniuse), stack-detection from dependency files (package.json, pyproject.toml, requirements.txt, go.mod, Cargo.toml, Gemfile), and the mandatory full-URL citation rule. Defers to the vendor-specific authority skills (langfuse, neon-postgres, use-railway, supabase-postgres-best-practices, claimable-postgres) when the code touches their domain.
canonical-parallel-form
by spcl
"DaCe's canonical parallel form (CPF) of this kernel: a self-contained C, C++ or HIP
obsidian-markdown
by jankneumann
Create and edit Obsidian Flavored Markdown with wikilinks, embeds, callouts, properties, and other Obsidian-specific syntax. Use when working with .md files in Obsidian, or when the user mentions wikilinks, callouts, frontmatter, tags, embeds, or Obsidian notes.
sync-docs
by spacedock-dev
Use when reconciling Cargento's docs before a pull request or release, or whenever the repository documentation may be stale.
Backend Engineering Skills for Doxynix
by doxynix
This philosophy guides all design decisions.
burndown
by spacedock-dev
Use when burning down a milestone of the Cargento Actions Front and Center project to completion, planning how to group and stack its issues, or closing out a single DRC issue.
ideate
by mattbutlerengineering
Autonomous feature-ideation cycle. Advances the current ideation batch (honor vetoes, decompose proposals past the veto window, sweep completed tracking issues) and, only when the previous batch is fully complete, generates a new batch of 4-5 feature-proposal issues grounded in PRODUCT.md and repo-committed signals. Invoke with /ideate. Designed to run daily inside the mbe-morning routine.
wemp-operator
by IanShaw027
"微信公众号自动化运营。触发词：采集热点、公众号日报、周报、检查评论、回复评论、生成文章。依赖 wemp skill。"
kanban-worker
by magnusthovsland
Pitfalls, examples, and edge cases for Hermes Kanban workers. The lifecycle itself is auto-injected into every worker's system prompt as KANBAN_GUIDANCE (from agent/prompt_builder.py); this skill is what you load when you want deeper detail on specific scenarios.
findmy
by magnusthovsland
"Track Apple devices/AirTags via FindMy.app on macOS."
eng-security-review
by chrissgon
Triage a project's dependency security alerts (any code host's advisories): group them by manifest and package with a script, prove for each group whether the package is shipped, installed or run anywhere, and recommend update (to the version that clears every alert) or dismiss with one of the host's reasons and an evidence comment; after one approval of the whole plan, dismiss through the code-hosting integration or hand the list to the user. Writes a dated report under docs/engineering/security-reviews/. Use when the user asks about security alerts, "Dependabot", vulnerable dependencies, CVEs or GHSAs, asks to "clean up" or "dismiss" alerts, pastes an alerts export, or asks to run a dismissal approved earlier, even without saying "security review". Not for reviewing a code change (eng-code-review) or auditing the workbench (core-security-audit).
code-review-python
by ssiumha
Python type hints and typing review checklist. Injected into code-reviewer agent for Python projects. Use when reviewing Python code for type safety or auditing type annotations.
ops-pull-request
by chrissgon
Open a pull request for a finished branch and drive it to a mergeable state: a title in the repository's commit convention (a squash merge makes it the commit on main), a body that says what changes, why, and which checks ran with their results, the project's template when there is one, the user's approval before anything is pushed or created, and the checks followed until green. Use this skill when someone asks "open the PR", "open a pull request", "send it for review" or "push this to main" on a protected branch, even without the word pull request. Also use it when a pull request's checks are red and someone asks to get it mergeable, and when someone asks to merge a pull request ("merge it"): the skill hands the merge back to the user.
brain-ingest
by parsoFish
Append raw sources to the brain and create or update theme pages. Never modifies raw in place; never deletes.