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j-roche-dev

daily-checkin is a conversational AI skill that facilitates morning check-ins with a two-part review and planning process, utilizing Bash and npm for execution.

NUbivek

gsd-quick is a skill that enables developers to invoke its functionality using $gsd-quick, treating all user text after the invocation as {{GSD_ARGS}}.

gordonwatts

github-issue-workflow is a skill that utilizes the `gh` command to discover, inspect, and manage GitHub issues, following a deterministic and policy-compliant approach.

acquia

canvas-component-definition is a set of requirements for creating compatible Canvas components, including React implementation, metadata, and naming conventions.

shoma-endo

Server-actions-and-routes is a technical specification for Next.js server-side communication, outlining rules for using Server Actions and Route Handlers to ensure consistency, security, and development efficiency.

marcusvbda

Performance is a first-class concern in software development, referring to the ability of an application to scale predictably under load, using technologies like socket.io and QStash.

ceslep

svelte-expert-pro is a specialized skill for developers, emphasizing Svelte ecosystem expertise, particularly in SvelteKit, Svelte 5, and UX educational design.

1105564578

erosion-gully-analysis is a specialized AI skill for analyzing gully erosion, providing stable and reusable operational workflows for improved judgment and advice generation.

mmcmedia

business-coach is a strategic AI agent skill that prioritizes focus, systems, and revenue to drive business growth and scalability

Tirael

c4-modeling is a system modeling technique for clarifying context and boundaries, designing containers and connections, and detailing component levels

tmdry4530

ws-protocol is a technical specification outlining the protocol version, message envelope, and idempotency keys for action submission, ensuring reliable and secure communication between AI agents and WebSocket servers.

DaniyalFaraz2003

rust-standards is a skill that enforces Rust best practices, such as using thiserror for error types and avoiding unwrap and expect in core crates.