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Git operations, commit helpers, branch management
agnix
by agent-sh
"Use when user asks to 'lint agent configs', 'validate skills', 'check CLAUDE.md', 'validate hooks', 'lint MCP'. Validates agent configuration files against 230 rules across 10+ AI tools."
commit-messages
by TheDecipherist
Generate clear, conventional commit messages from git diffs. Use when writing commit messages, reviewing staged changes, or preparing releases.
icon-lookup
by malob
Workaround for Claude Code filtering BMP PUA Unicode (U+E000-U+F8FF). Supplementary PUA Nerd Font icons like (U+F0000+, e.g. nf-md-github, nf-md-kubernetes, nf-md-battery) can be written directly. BMP PUA icons (Powerline, Font Awesome, Devicons) require placeholder syntax like {{ U+E0A0 }} or {{ nf-fa-star }} (without spaces), which hooks auto-convert. Invoke when reading or writing Starship configs, tmux themes, shell prompts, or statuslines.
refactor
by flowglad
Perform large-scale refactors and renames in TypeScript codebases. Use when renaming symbols across files, doing pattern replacements, changing function signatures, or performing codebase-wide refactors. Prefer AST-aware tools over text-based replacements.
marketplace-publishing
by Aaronontheweb
Workflow for publishing skills and agents to the dotnet-skills Claude Code marketplace. Covers adding new content, updating plugin.json, validation, and release tagging.
dotnet-project-structure
by Aaronontheweb
Modern .NET project structure including .slnx solution format, Directory.Build.props, central package management, SourceLink, version management with RELEASE_NOTES.md, and SDK pinning with global.json.
flow-note
by benkruger
"Invoke automatically whenever the user corrects Claude, disagrees with a response, or says something was wrong. Also invoke explicitly with /flow:flow-note to capture any learning mid-session. Fast — captures and continues without interrupting flow."
flow-start
by benkruger
"Phase 1: Start — begin a new feature. Creates a worktree, upgrades dependencies, opens a PR, creates .flow-states/<branch>.json, and configures the workspace. Usage: /flow:flow-start <feature name words>"
flow-review
by benkruger
"Phase 5: Review — systematic code review against the plan, identified risks, and framework anti-patterns. Fixes issues found, runs bin/flow ci after any fix, then transitions to Security."
flow-simplify
by benkruger
"Phase 4: Simplify — invoke /simplify to refactor code for clarity, then auto-commit. Safe because tests already passed in Code phase."
flow-init
by benkruger
"One-time project setup — configure workspace permissions, git excludes, and version marker. Run once after installing or upgrading FLOW. Usage: /flow:flow-init"
flow-learning
by benkruger
"Phase 7: Learning — review what went wrong, capture learnings, route each to its correct permanent home. Runs before the PR is merged. The only commits are CLAUDE.md and .claude/ changes."
flow-abort
by benkruger
"Abort the current FLOW feature. Closes the PR, deletes the remote branch, removes the worktree, and deletes the state file. Available from any phase. Use --manual for confirmation prompt."
end-of-session
by bobmatnyc
Captures session learnings into persistent project memory before closing. Updates task files, project knowledge, and configuration so the next session starts with full context instead of from scratch.
mcp-security-review
by bobmatnyc
Security review gate for MCP server installations. Checks provenance, classifies risk, enforces version pinning, and documents credentials exposure before any MCP is added to your environment.
flow-security
by benkruger
"Phase 6: Security — scan for security issues in the feature diff. In-flow: diff-only after Review. Standalone: full repo, report-only, no state file required."
flow-code
by benkruger
"Phase 3: Code — execute plan tasks one at a time with TDD. Review diff before each commit. bin/ci must pass before moving to the next task. Framework architecture standards enforced."
code-review
by adobe
Review code for AEM Edge Delivery Services projects. Use at the end of development (before PR) for self-review, or to review pull requests. Validates code quality, performance, accessibility, and adherence to EDS best practices.
git-workflow-manager
by serejaris
Use when committing, releasing, or managing changelogs - enforces conventional commits, semantic versioning, and consistent release notes format
project-release
by serejaris
Releases ris-claude-code project - handles versioning, changelog, READMEs, tags, and GitHub releases. Use when releasing a new version or when asked to release.
building-glamorous-tuis
by Dicklesworthstone
Build beautiful terminal UIs with Charmbracelet. For SHELL/BASH scripts: use Gum (prompts, spinners, selection), VHS (recording), Mods (AI), Freeze (screenshots), Glow (markdown). For GO applications: use Bubble Tea (framework), Bubbles (components), Lip Gloss (styling), Huh (forms), Glamour (markdown), Harmonica (animation). For INFRASTRUCTURE: Wish (SSH apps), Soft Serve (Git), teatest (testing). Trigger on: shell scripts needing UI, Go CLI tools, terminal dashboards, SSH applications, or "make this CLI prettier."
github-actions-validator
by akin-ozer
Comprehensive toolkit for validating, linting, and testing GitHub Actions workflow files, custom local actions, and public actions. Use this skill when working with GitHub Actions YAML files (.github/workflows/*.yml), validating workflow syntax, testing workflow execution with act, or debugging workflow issues.
authentication
by sailscastshq
Authentication patterns for The Boring JavaScript Stack — session-based auth with password, magic links, passkeys (WebAuthn), two-factor authentication (TOTP/email/backup codes), password reset, and OAuth. Use this skill when implementing or modifying any authentication flow in a Sails.js application.
cats-effect-io
by alexandru
Scala functional programming with Cats Effect IO and typeclasses. Use for wrapping side effects, modeling purity, choosing Sync/Async/Temporal/Concurrent, handling blocking I/O, and composing resources, fibers, and concurrency safely.