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Guide for creating Claude Code skills following Anthropic's official best practices. Use when user wants to create a new skill, build a skill, write SKILL.md, or needs skill creation guidelines. Provides struct...
Guides Claude through Gleam backend web development with Wisp and Mist. Use for REST APIs, web services, and server-side rendering. For frontend/SPA development with Lustre, use the gleam-lustre-development ski...
Guides Claude through deploying Gleam applications to production on Fly.io, Docker, or other platforms. Use when setting up deployment pipelines, configuring environments, or troubleshooting production issues.
This skill should be used when the user requests a code review of changed files. Use this to review git-diffed files for security vulnerabilities (OWASP Top 10), performance issues (O(N) complexity, ORM optimiz...
Guides Claude through integrating Gleam with JavaScript code using FFI, external functions, and NPM packages. Use when building for JavaScript target, using browser APIs, or wrapping JS libraries.
Configure Claude Code sandbox network isolation with trusted domains, custom access policies, and environment variables
Configure Claude Code sandbox security with file system and network isolation boundaries
Create new Claude Code Skills with proper YAML frontmatter, progressive disclosure structure, and complete directory organization
Guides Claude through building concurrent, fault-tolerant applications with Gleam OTP. Use when creating actors, supervision trees, or building distributed BEAM applications.
A skill from the claude-plugin format fixture
Guides Claude through creating and publishing Gleam packages to Hex.pm. Use when developing libraries, writing documentation, or preparing packages for publication.
Guides Claude through integrating Gleam with Erlang and Elixir code using FFI, external functions, and BEAM libraries. Use when building for Erlang target, calling Erlang libraries, or integrating with existing...
Comprehensive guide for building Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers with support for tools, resources, prompts, and authentication. Use when: (1) Creating custom MCP servers, (2) Integrating external APIs wit...
Use Claude Code's interactive question tool to gather comprehensive requirements through structured multi-select questions
Comprehensive framework for analyzing, creating, and refining prompts for AI systems. Use when creating prompts for Claude, ChatGPT, or other language models, improving existing prompts, or applying evidence-ba...
Creates specialized AI agents with optimized system prompts using the official 4-phase SOP methodology from Desktop .claude-flow, combined with evidence-based prompting techniques and Claude Agent SDK implement...
Comprehensive performance analysis, bottleneck detection, and optimization recommendations for Claude Flow swarms
Modern R development practices emphasizing tidyverse patterns (dplyr 1.1 and later, native pipe, join_by, .by grouping), rlang metaprogramming, performance optimization, and package development. Use when Claude...
Guides Claude through testing Gleam applications with gleeunit. Use when writing unit tests, integration tests, or property-based tests. Always use let assert, NOT deprecated should module.
Executa tarefas de implementação em paralelo usando git worktrees isolados. Adaptado do claude-orchestrator para execução multiplataforma no SDLC Agêntico.
PDF/이미지를 Claude vision으로 OCR하여 마크다운 변환. MUST use this skill when user: (1) asks to convert PDF/image to markdown, (2) asks to OCR any file, (3) sends PDF/image file and asks to extract/read/변환/...
Update the celestia-engineering Claude Code plugin with latest changes from GitHub main branch
Generates project documentation (CLAUDE.md and README.md) with SDLC Agêntico signature
This skill should be used when the user asks to "release a project", "create a release", "bump version", "publish to GitHub", "prepare a release", "run release validation", or needs to perform SDLC-compliant re...
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