tmux-iterm2-integration
Miyabi tmux マルチエージェント・オーケストレーションとiTerm2プロファイル統合。Agent別カラーテーマ、状態監視、自動プロファイル切り替えを提供。
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75Repository stars across indexed skills
1,117Repository forks
648Average repository stars per indexed skill
15Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.
Miyabi tmux マルチエージェント・オーケストレーションとiTerm2プロファイル統合。Agent別カラーテーマ、状態監視、自動プロファイル切り替えを提供。
Optimize MCP tool context loading through progressive disclosure and hierarchical indexing. Use when working with large MCP tool sets (e.g., Miyabi's 172 tools) to prevent context window bloat. Triggers include...
TAM/SAM/SOM calculation, competitor analysis, and market trends identification. Use when analyzing markets, validating business ideas, or entering new markets.
Generate documentation based on Miyabi's Entity-Relation Model (14 entities, 39 relationships). Use when documenting features, updating architecture docs, or explaining how components work.
Systematic error diagnosis and debugging workflow for Rust code. Use when code isn't working, tests fail, or runtime errors occur.
Create new Claude Skills for Miyabi project. Use when building custom skills, packaging workflows, or extending Claude's capabilities. Triggers on "create skill", "make skill", "new skill", "スキル作成", "スキ...
Structured reasoning tools for complex problem analysis with observation, hypothesis, analysis, and conclusion steps. Use when analyzing complex problems, debugging difficult issues, or making important decisio...
GitHub API integration for issues, pull requests, workflows, and repository management. Use when working with GitHub issues, PRs, releases, or CI/CD workflows.
Kubernetes cluster operations including pods, services, deployments, and logs. Use when managing Kubernetes workloads, debugging pod issues, or checking cluster status.
Log file analysis including reading, searching, filtering, and pattern matching. Use when investigating issues in logs, searching for errors, or analyzing application behavior.
System resource monitoring including CPU, memory, disk, and network statistics. Use when checking system health, diagnosing performance issues, or monitoring resources.
Process management including listing, finding, killing processes and managing tmux sessions. Use when managing running processes, investigating resource usage, or working with terminal multiplexers.
Docker container and image management including logs, stats, and compose operations. Use when managing Docker containers, debugging container issues, or working with Docker Compose.
Network connectivity diagnostics including ping, DNS lookup, port scanning, and HTTP requests. Use when debugging network issues, checking connectivity, or testing endpoints.
Git version control operations including status, branches, commits, diffs, and worktree management. Use when working with git repositories, reviewing changes, or managing branches.
Investigate and fix bugs systematically. Use when debugging issues or tracing errors.
Design automation workflows and pipelines. Use when creating CI/CD, task automation, or process flows.
Conduct market research and analysis. Use when evaluating market opportunities or trends.
Generate daily operation reports automatically. Use when creating EOD reports or summarizing work.
Analyze competitors systematically. Use when evaluating competition or positioning strategy.
Generate thumbnail design concepts and specifications. Use when creating visuals for YouTube or blogs.
Review code for bugs, security issues, and best practices. Use when checking PRs or analyzing code quality.
Generate SEO-optimized articles with proper structure. Use when creating blog posts or documentation.
Create new Claude Code skills with proper structure. Use when building custom skills or automating workflows.
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