Browse published AI skills maintained by iplaylf2. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.
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Use when a single file is difficult to understand top-down because the public surface is buried or definitions appear before the behavior they support. Goal: restore a clear reading flow without changing semant...
Use when navigation is costly or module boundaries feel blurry due to messy directories, inconsistent naming, or cross-boundary imports. Goal: make architecture and dependency direction readable from the tree a...
Use when drafting or revising an agent skill spec in an environment that already has a general skill creator. Apply user-specific preferences to tighten triggers, reduce redundancy, keep scope safe, and keep th...
Use only when the user explicitly asks for a git branch name. Output one strong recommendation in a consistent pattern, with minimal, high-signal rationale.
Use when editing documentation or long-form prose where consistency, clarity, and accuracy matter. Goal: produce clean publishable text without tone drift, structural churn, or meta commentary.
Use when comments are growing faster than clarity: many “what” comments, frequent drift, or code that needs explanation to be understood. Goal: encode intent in names and structure, and keep only high-value tex...
Generate semantic commit messages in English. Use when the user asks for a commit message or semantic commit guidance. Prefer the user’s stated change intent and context, and keep the message consistent with th...
Use when designing or refactoring declaration contracts for callables, data shapes, or generic/type parameters using a Name+Shape view (named vs positional) so meaning stays explicit and positional order stays...
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