Skills.
Give your AI a better way to work.
A skill is a set of written instructions that teaches an AI how to do one job the way it should be done: review a pull request, plan a migration, write the release notes.
Install one here and it travels with your account into Claude, Claude Code, Cursor and every other client you sign in with.
Category: Dev tools
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cxc-dev-code-reviewerSkillDev tools
MUST USE for code review and review-readiness — review process, quality thresholds, antipattern detection, review verdicts, and giving/receiving feedback. Activates by change-surface for PR review, diff review, pre-merge checks, refactor audits, and high-risk changes. Triggers: 'review this', 'code
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cxc-dev-debuggingSkillDev tools
MUST USE for any real runtime debugging in any language — crashes, silent failures, wrong output, build/test failures, flaky tests, performance regressions, integration bugs. A phases 0-4 root-cause method: architecture check → investigate → analyze → hypothesize → implement. Logic analysis of unkno
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cxc-goalplanSkillDev tools
DEPRECATED — merged into cxc-loop. Use $cxc-loop for durable goalplans.
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cxc-interviewSkillDev tools
Use for Codexclaw Interview mode: persistent IPABCD I-phase requirements discovery, contradiction hunting, focused user questions, question/answer evidence recording, and readiness gating before Plan. Triggers: interview, 인터뷰, requirements clarification, ambiguity, contradiction scan, ask me questio
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cxc-kwriteSkillDev tools
MUST USE for Korean prose polishing (윤문) — revising existing Korean text to read like a person wrote it: removing translationese and AI idioms, fixing register/tone breaks, varying rhythm, replacing abstract endings, while preserving meaning exactly. Applies to docs, articles, announcements, READMEs
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cxc-loopSkillDev tools
Use for scoped PABCD completion loops. Bare cxc-loop means HOTL; explicit explanation, interview, plan-only, read-only, or HITL limits win. Triggers: cxc-loop, continue until done, HOTL, repeated PABCD, 루프 돌려, 끝까지 해줘, docs-first.
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cxc-orchestrateSkillDev tools
DEPRECATED — merged into cxc-pabcd. Use $cxc-pabcd for phase control.
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cxc-pabcdSkillDev tools
Use for class-scaled Plan-Audit-Build-Check-Done work. Explicit explanation, interview, plan-only, and read-only limits win; loading the skill does not activate a loop. Triggers: PABCD, plan this, 기획, 단계별로, 요구사항 정리.
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cxc-qaSkillDev tools
MUST USE after building or changing any user-facing surface (web UI, TUI, CLI, HTTP API) before claiming done — manual, surface-driving QA: real invocations on real surfaces, captured artifacts, adversarial classes, and teardown receipts feeding the PABCD C gate. Automated suites are dev-testing's j
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cxc-repo-mapSkillDev tools
Use RepoMap for codebase overview, structure maps, symbol overview, and architecture map exploration. Triggers: repo map, codebase overview, structure map, 와꾸, project structure, unfamiliar codebase exploration, symbol overview, architecture map.
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cxc-worktree-guardianSkillDev tools
MUST USE when working inside or renaming Codex-app managed worktrees — hash-named dirs under ~/.codex/worktrees, detached-HEAD checkouts, thread-bound workspaces. Prevents delete-and-recreate: adopt in place with git switch -c / branch -m; git worktree move only for other inactive worktrees. Trigger
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dependency-updaterSkillDev tools
Resolve failed Renovate or Dependabot dependency update PRs by fixing version constraints, API breaking changes, and verifying build/test/format compliance. Use when a dependency bump PR fails CI, Cargo cannot select versions, or a crate update requires code migration.
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differential-analysisSkillDev tools
Find differentially expressed genes between conditions, regions, or cell types. Use when user wants to compare gene expression, find markers, or identify condition-specific changes. Triggers: "differential expression", "DEG", "marker genes", "compare conditions", "what genes differ", "find markers",
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effect-betaSkillDev tools
Manage Weft's Effect 4 beta dependency: bump the tested floor, fix a red bump PR, keep peer ranges/docs/catalog in sync, and verify claims against the installed effect dist. Use for any effect version bump, peer-range question, or upstream beta breakage.
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executing-feature-matingSkillDev tools
Executes a supplied feature-mating plan for an already-held rigid object - collision-aware planner legs tracked to millimetre precision, Cartesian servo for short corrections and fixture crossings, contact-controlled seating - then releases and retreats along the fixture axis or straight up. Use whe
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executing-held-object-motionSkillDev tools
Executes an ordered, collision-aware pose sequence for an already-grasped rigid object without releasing it - the escape from support, clear-space rotation, fixture transit and orientation-locked local legs of a carry plan, or only the free-space approach waypoint of a placement plan. Use when a hel
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functional-analysisSkillDev tools
Understand the biological meaning of gene sets through pathway and functional enrichment analysis. Use when user has gene lists (DEGs, markers, SVGs) and wants to know what pathways or functions they represent. Triggers: "pathway analysis", "enrichment", "GSEA", "GO terms", "what pathways", "biologi
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geometrySkillDev tools
Pure-math 3D geometry toolbox — back-project masks and depth to
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grasping-direct-ikSkillDev tools
Direct IK align-then-descend grasping. The gripper pre-rotates to
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grasping-short-axisSkillDev tools
Deterministic short-axis-aligned grasp with CuRobo. The grasp
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grounding-dinoSkillDev tools
Grounding DINO zero-shot object detection — natural-language
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kernel-styleSkillDev tools
ParallelStencil kernel idioms and GPU-compatibility rules for JustRelax.jl, plus the Runic formatting requirement. Use when writing or editing compute kernels or any Julia source.
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miniapps-and-benchmarksSkillDev tools
How to run JustRelax.jl miniapps (benchmarks, convection, subduction) to validate solver/physics changes end-to-end. Use when verifying a physics change beyond unit tests.
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perceiving-objectsSkillDev tools
Fast single-path 3D object perception. Runs Grounding-DINO broad detection, a pairwise VLM crop tournament to identify the target box, SAM3 box segmentation, and depth back-projection to a world-frame point cloud, finished by geometry.filter_and_compute_obb for a clean oriented bounding box, mask, a
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perceiving-objects-oneshotSkillDev tools
Lightweight one-shot 3D object perception. Runs Grounding-DINO broad detection, a SINGLE VLM set-of-marks letter pick over the labeled boxes, SAM3 box segmentation, depth back-projection, and geometry.filter_and_compute_obb. No pairwise tournament, no multi-view safe-gate. Returns a clean not_found
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What is a skill?
A skill is plain text, usually a SKILL.md file and the scripts it refers to, written for an AI rather than for a person. It carries the steps, the house rules and the examples a good answer needs, so you stop pasting the same briefing into every new chat.
54,082 of the 54,514 skills listed here can be served through ahel today, and they come from public repositories. Each one has its own page with the instructions themselves on it, so you can read what a skill will tell your AI to do before you install it.
Install one and every AI you use gets it
Installing a skill adds it to your gateway and turns it on in the same step. Claude Code surfaces it as a slash command; any client can read the full instructions with the skill_read tool.
Nothing is copied into a project folder. The instructions are served from your account, so the same skill is there in every AI you connect, and turning it off removes it from all of them at once.