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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auto-reviewSkillDev tools
Local auto-review of modified code (no GitLab/GitHub). Runs 5 sequential audits and generates a local report. Ideal for validating code before creating a MR/PR.
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avalonia-ui-testsSkillDev tools
Rules and patterns for writing tests of Avalonia UI visual elements (controls, dialogs, panels). Use when creating or modifying tests for XAML controls, dialogs, or panels.
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avalonia-visual-elementSkillDev tools
Rules and patterns for creating Avalonia UI visual elements (controls, dialogs, panels, windows). Use when creating or modifying XAML controls, dialogs, panels, or windows in this project.
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ballistic-calculatorSkillDev tools
Use whenever writing, reviewing, or debugging .NET/C# code that uses the BallisticCalculator NuGet package (namespace BallisticCalculator) or its Gehtsoft.Measurements unit types — even when the user doesn't name the package explicitly but is clearly doing external/interior ballistics in .NET (bulle
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bring-downSkillDev tools
Moves bespoke, duplicated, or over-local code down into reusable capabilities outside the immediate implementation: framework-native features, stack-aware approved libraries, internal platform products, managed services, or external standards. Use when assessing whether custom code should be replace
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clearSkillDev tools
Rewrite UX, product, research, handoff, ticket, or engineering-facing content so it reads like a capable human practitioner wrote it. Use when generated or existing content is bloated, robotic, unclear, over-structured, audience-blind, or sounds like AI while preserving meaning, evidence strength, a
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cro-auditSkillDev tools
Use when reviewing a landing page, homepage, signup page, pricing page, checkout, form, onboarding screen, popup, or paywall for conversion blockers.
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dashboard-stylingSkillDev tools
Guide for ReviewFlow dashboard styling conventions. Use when creating/modifying dashboard UI, optimizing styles, or resolving layout issues.
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dddSkillDev tools
Strategic DDD guide for this project. Use to split the domain into bounded contexts, define ubiquitous language, create new business modules, or analyze context boundaries. Tactical patterns follow Clean Architecture (see architecture skill).
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defect-shift-leftSkillDev tools
Places every error detection at the earliest stage of the pipeline that is technically capable of catching it. Use when designing or auditing a CI/CD pipeline, choosing tooling, deciding where a check belongs, or asking "could this have been caught earlier?"
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distribution-planSkillDev tools
Use when planning social, community, PR, founder-led content, newsletters, audience building, or recurring distribution between launches.
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execute-qaSkillDev tools
Executes a QA specification (specs/qa/QA-<N>-<slug>.md) written by /plan-qa: drives every step with the plan's drivers, verifies each Expected line mechanically ([assert]) or by evidence-backed judgment against the plan's written criterion ([judge]), pauses at named operator handoffs, and writes the
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facebook-marketingSkillDev tools
Plan, draft, audit, and publish posts for a Facebook Page. Use when the user wants to write a short punchy Page post or a longer story post, remove AI tells from a draft, reverse-engineer the hook from a high-share Page post, draft replies to comments on their Page, or plan a week of Facebook Page c
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fb-content-plannerSkillDev tools
Generate a weekly Facebook Page content plan from a theme, audience, and content pillars. Produces per-day picks (short post vs story post, hook formula, angle, posting time, primary goal), a short-to-story post mix, a daily comment-reply target, and a share-optimized goal-mix balance check across s
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fb-engagement-drafterSkillDev tools
Draft replies to comments on your Facebook Page's posts, in your Page voice. Use when the user pastes the comments under one of their Page posts and wants on-brand replies that earn more comments and shares. Drafts 1-3 variants per comment using proven templates (answer, thank plus add value, handle
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fb-hook-extractorSkillDev tools
Reverse-engineer the hook from a high-share Facebook Page post, from its URL or pasted text. Identifies which of the 10 canonical 2026 Facebook formulas it uses (one-line opinion, tiny number, ask-the-page question, this-or-that, behind-the-scenes, story post, announcement, spotlight), explains why
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fb-humanizerSkillDev tools
Scrub AI tells from any Facebook Page post draft, or audit a finished draft against the 2026 Facebook checklist. Strips em dashes, AI vocabulary (leverage, delve, harness), "We are thrilled to announce" openers, and corporate auto-pilot, then adds human fingerprints. Includes a --mode audit pre-publ
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fb-post-writerSkillDev tools
Draft a short punchy Facebook Page post, or a longer story post, using a 2026 Facebook hook formula (one-line opinion, tiny number, ask-the-page question, this-or-that, useful tip, story post) picked by goal (shares, comments, reactions). Favors the under-80-character engagement sweet spot, runs the
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fb-repurposerSkillDev tools
Repurpose existing content into a native Facebook Page post. Take a LinkedIn post, X thread, blog, or newsletter and rewrite it for a Page: warm the tone, lead with a standalone claim before the "See more" fold, move links to the first comment, strip off-platform artifacts (hashtag walls, "link in b
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finish-worktreeSkillDev tools
After an issue's PR has squash-merged on GitHub and its issue has closed: fast-forward the default branch, remove the issue-numbered nested worktree (.worktrees/<issue#>), and delete the local feature branch. Use when the user says to finish, tear down, or clean up a lane or worktree for a merged is
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functionality-complexity-tradeoffSkillDev tools
Decides whether functionality solves a real problem and is worth its complexity cost. Use in prospective mode to build, defer, or drop proposed capabilities, and in retrospective mode to keep, simplify, deprecate, delete, or mark existing code obsolete. Trigger for feature triage, backlog grooming,
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implementation-readinessSkillDev tools
Determines whether graph-structured requirements are ready for architecture, development, and verification, then derives the smallest coherent build-preparation package without inventing requirement meaning. Use when producing capability maps, epics or workstreams, implementation increments, depende
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marketing-briefSkillDev tools
Use when turning a product, feature, client, or rough idea into a practical marketing brief: audience, problem, promise, proof, channels, risks, and next actions.
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mcpb-bundleSkillDev tools
How to migrate the tdmcp Codex Desktop bundle from legacy .dxt to .mcpb (MCP Bundle) and keep it building — covers the manifest schema (verify against the installed packer, never hardcode), the build-mcpb.mjs packer/zip-fallback flow, the npm scripts, and the full .dxt→.mcpb reference sweep across d
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mixer-policy-safetySkillDev tools
Review, harden, and test the safety policy for AI-Controlled Party mixer/Soundcraft Ui24R scene arming. Use for approval gates, blocked mixer operations, hazardous request handling, venue validation, bypass attempts, QA, risk review, or follow-up safety changes.
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plan-qaSkillDev tools
Post-implementation QA planning — independent of /review (the developer chooses whether to run them sequentially or in parallel), only when the change has a running surface worth driving. Interviews the developer to turn the specs and the diff into an executable QA specification (specs/qa/QA-<N>-<sl
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plan-requirementsSkillDev tools
Phase 1 of 5 — Socratic interview capturing WHAT and WHY; outputs a sprint-sized REQ doc for plan-architecture. Use only when the user asks to run Phase 1, plan requirements, or start the requirements interview — never trigger automatically from a feature description.
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refactoring-mikado-stranglerSkillDev tools
Guide for large-scale refactorings with Mikado and Strangler Fig. Use for architecture migration, library replacement, module splitting, or pattern changes. Maintains a Mikado graph to track dependencies.
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requirements-groundingSkillDev tools
Grounds proposed requirements in a real actor-bound problem, explicit scope, authoritative sources, evidence, assumptions, priority, and validation confidence. Use when defining or sharpening a problem, extracting obligations or stakeholder needs, separating facts from interpretations and hypotheses
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requirements-topologySkillDev tools
Structures validated requirements into an atomic, traceable, typed dependency graph and derives a trustworthy dependency order. Use when normalizing requirement wording, preserving stable IDs, splitting or merging requirements, modeling dependencies and constraints, detecting duplicates, conflicts,
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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.