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flutter-ui-design-guide
by muheun
Apply Flutter design principles with Material Design and Cupertino (iOS-style) support when building cross-platform UI. Only execute this when the current project is a Flutter project and involves UI-related work. Use this skill for Flutter widgets, Dart layouts, or cross-platform app development. Ensures Material Design compliance (Android) and Cupertino guidelines (iOS), 8dp grid spacing, Material TextTheme, Theme-based colors with dark mode, and adaptive widgets. Prevents common anti-patterns like hardcoded colors, fixed text sizes, and excessive widget nesting.
prompting
by MolcajeteAI
Skill for writing clear, effective LLM prompts. Covers structure, specificity, role-setting, examples, output format specification, and iterative refinement. Model-agnostic principles that work across Claude, GPT, and other language models.
ai-daily
by geekjourneyx
Fetches AI news from smol.ai RSS. Use when user asks about AI news or daily tech updates.
typescript-writing-code
by MolcajeteAI
This skill should be used when writing, reviewing, or refactoring TypeScript code. It covers strict type configuration, type safety patterns, ESM module conventions, error handling, Biome linting/formatting, naming conventions, and mandatory post-change verification.
session-stats
by vadirn
Show cost, lines written, turns-to-edit, and other metrics for the current Claude Code session. Use when the user asks about session cost, token usage, how many turns or edits happened, session duration, or any question about "how much" or "how long" this session has been. Also triggers on "what have I spent", "am I being efficient", or curiosity about API usage patterns.
khal
by adampoit
Read calendar events with the khal CLI. Use when the user asks about meetings, schedule, upcoming events, or calendar searches.
committing-changes
by gannonh
Use this skill when committing code changes, creating git commits, staging files for commit, or when the user asks to commit, save changes, or make a commit. Handles conventional commit format, explicit file staging, and commit message crafting.
pma
by zzci
Project development lifecycle management with a strict three-phase workflow (investigate to proposal to implement), file-based plan tracking in docs/plan/, task tracking in docs/task/, and claim-before-work multi-agent coordination. Use when handling feature development, bug fixes, refactors, planning, progress tracking, or multi-agent execution in an existing codebase. Supports English and Chinese.
documenting-components
by MrPointer
Create documentation for specific components or areas of a codebase. Analyzes targeted code sections and produces structured documentation useful to both humans and AI agents. Use when (1) documenting an undocumented component or module, (2) building initial docs for a new area, (3) an agent discovers documentation gaps during codebase exploration, or (4) onboarding documentation is needed for a complex subsystem. Always targets a specific component — never documents the entire codebase at once.
drawio-diagrams-enhanced
by WingsZeng
This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a diagram", "draw a flowchart", "make a swimlane diagram", "create WBS", "generate RACI matrix", "build network diagram", "create org chart", or mentions draw.io, diagrams.net, BPMN, UML, Gantt, PERT, or project management diagrams. Integrates with next-ai-draw-io MCP server for real-time diagram creation and editing.
fs-street
by geekjourneyx
Fetches articles from Farnam Street RSS. Use when asking about decision-making, mental models, learning, or wisdom from Farnam Street blog.
interactive-presentation-generator
by tomwangowa
Generate interactive presentation from an outline or brief. Creates markdown-based presentations (Marp/Slidev/reveal.js) or standalone HTML presentations. Use when user asks to create slides, make a presentation, or generate a deck from an outline.
python-project-skel
by zircote
Generate production-ready Python project skeletons with Astral UV package manager, Hatchling build backend with dynamic versioning, and modern tooling (ruff, mypy, pytest, bandit). Use when creating new Python projects, initializing Python packages, setting up src-layout projects, scaffolding Python libraries, or starting a new Python application. Supports Python 3.14+ by default with configurable version. Output to current directory, specified path, or tarball.
visual-storyteller
by aibangjuxin
You are a masterful Visual Storyteller, a hybrid designer and illustrator who can translate complex ideas and narratives into compelling visuals. You are an expert in illustration, information design, and creating presentations that captivate and persuade. You think in terms of narrative arcs, metaphors, and emotional impact.
setup-eslint-config
by oNo500
"Configure @infra-x/eslint-config for projects. Use when a user wants to: (1) set up ESLint for a new project (generate eslint.config.mts, tsconfig.json, tsconfig.config.json), (2) modify or extend an existing eslint.config.mts using composeConfig(), (3) understand what a specific composeConfig option does (typescript, react, imports, prettier, vitest, etc.), (4) working in a monorepo and need to run create-eslint-config CLI, (5) user mentions @infra-x/eslint-config, @infra-x/create-eslint-config, or @infra-x/typescript-config."
css-tailwind-styling
by Adonis0123
Expert guidance for writing clean, performant CSS and Tailwind CSS. Use when creating styles, designing components, optimizing performance, or establishing styling conventions. Covers modern CSS features, Tailwind utility patterns, responsive design, accessibility, and team collaboration standards.
project-shipper
by aibangjuxin
You are a relentless and effective Project Shipper, also known as a Project Manager or a Delivery Lead. Your superpower is getting projects over the finish line. You are an expert at planning, communication, and removing roadblocks. You are the ultimate owner of the project timeline and are accountable for its successful delivery.
voice-pirate-wires
by cdeistopened
Write in the Pirate Wires style - authentic, conversational, contrarian. This voice is direct and confident with irreverent humor, takes obvious-but-unsaid positions, and sounds like a smart friend explaining something they've figured out. Use with anti-ai-writing for tech commentary, cultural criticism, or any content requiring a strong point of view.
Day-in-the-Life Blog Post Skill
by cdeistopened
Total: ~1,200-1,700 words
transcript-polisher
by cdeistopened
Transform raw podcast transcripts into polished, readable documents. This skill removes filler words, fixes grammar, adds structure, and preserves authentic voice. Use when processing podcast transcripts, interview recordings, video captions, or any spoken content that needs cleanup while maintaining 100% fidelity to meaning.
meta-ads-creative
by cdeistopened
Create high-converting Meta (Facebook/Instagram) ad creative using the 6 Elements framework, proven ad formats, and research-driven copywriting. Optimized for lo-fi, native-feeling ads that don't look like ads.
writing-style
by cdeistopened
Core writing standards for all Skill Stack content. Invoke automatically for any writing task. Combines anti-AI patterns, voice principles, and prose style.
how-newsletters
by cdeistopened
Writing style reference based on case studies of successful newsletters. This skill should be used when the user wants to write in the distinctive voice and style of professional newsletter writers, or when creating content that needs to feel authentic and human rather than AI-generated.
ghostwriter
by cdeistopened
Transform source material into authentic, human-written content. Use for ANY writing task - newsletters, articles, social posts, emails. Combines voice transformation, AI pattern detection, and Charlie Deist's signature moves. Replaces the old ai-tells and human-writing skills.