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Browse published AI skills maintained by a-jay85. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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phpunit-testing

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PHPUnit 12.4+ test writing with behavior-focused patterns and mock objects for IBL5. Use when writing tests, creating test files, or reviewing test quality.

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security-audit

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Security vulnerability detection and remediation for XSS and SQL injection in IBL5 PHP code. Use when auditing security, fixing vulnerabilities, or reviewing code for security issues.

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documentation-updates

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Update IBL5 documentation during pull requests and feature development. Use when updating docs, creating README files, or documenting completed work.

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contract-rules

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IBL CBA salary cap rules including Bird Rights, veteran minimums, and maximum contracts. Use when working on extensions, free agency, negotiations, or salary calculations.

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code-review

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Final validation checklist for IBL5 pull requests before merge. Use when reviewing PRs, validating refactored code, or preparing for merge.

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database-repository

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Database repository pattern using BaseMysqliRepository with prepared statements for IBL5. Use when creating repositories, writing database queries, or extending BaseMysqliRepository.

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basketball-stats

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Basketball statistics formatting using BasketballStats\StatsFormatter for percentages, averages, and totals. Use when displaying stats, calculating averages, or formatting basketball numbers.

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refactoring-workflow

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IBL5 module refactoring using interface-driven architecture pattern with Repository/Service/View separation. Use when refactoring legacy PHP-Nuke modules to modern PHP.

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