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Browse published AI skills maintained by matthew-bram. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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test-quality-enforcer

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Enforces zero-tolerance test quality through two-phase testing strategy (Focus → Stable → Regression). Proactively activates when testing context detected. Blocks failures, enforces coverage thresholds (70% min...

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feature-builder

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Guides feature implementation through 8 phases (Phase 0 Architecture → Phase 7 Documentation). Automatically detects when user starts coding without Phase 0 and enforces architecture-first development. Manages...

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scala-conventions-enforcer

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This skill should be used proactively before writing any Scala code for the first time in a session. It ensures all Scala code adheres to project-specific coding standards, formatting rules, naming conventions,...

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paired-programming

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This skill should be used when the user wants collaborative, iterative development instead of autonomous implementation. It transforms Claude from "autonomous implementer" to "pair programmer" by enforcing ask-...

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visibility-pattern-guardian

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Enforces visibility pattern for testability by detecting private methods that prevent unit testing (causes 20-40% coverage loss). References authoritative style guides rather than duplicating. Auto-refactors co...

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vibe-mode

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This skill should be used when the user wants to adjust Claude's interaction style and personality level. It provides four distinct tone modes ranging from formal professional to casual buddy, allowing users to...

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