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smkun

Designing-onboarding-paths is a skill that covers the creation of first-run experiences, checklists, and guided UI for web applications, utilizing technologies like vanilla JavaScript and Firebase Auth.

Winfred666

generate_synthetic_measurements is a skill that generates synthetic measurements from 3D ground-truth volumes using precomputed system matrices

YuzhengShi

convert-to-docker is a skill that migrates NanoClaw from Apple Container to Docker, changing container runtime, mount syntax, and startup checks

takemo101

Iterative-review is a quality assurance workflow that improves OpenCode documentation and settings through a cyclical process of modification, review, and revision.

shunta-sato

Modularity is a design principle that keeps responsibilities tightly grouped and dependencies small and stable, ensuring explicit boundaries and maintainable code.

mvappshub

Observability-guidelines is a set of principles and guidelines for ensuring comprehensive visibility into distributed systems and microservices, promoting modular design and test-driven development

SocketDev

syncing-upstream is a skill that updates the baseline Node.js version by synchronizing socket-btm with upstream Node.js, ensuring the latest stable tag and patches are applied.

maciejjankowski

Focus is a task management skill that allows AI agents to set and manage current tasks, utilizing a JSON state file for data storage

iamzhihuix

docx-format-replicator is a skill that extracts formatting information from existing Word documents (.docx) to generate new documents with identical formatting but different content.

0xti4n

babysit-pr is a persistent PR babysitter that automates the management of pull requests until they reach a terminal outcome, such as merge, closure, or requiring user help.

jenkinsm13

review-cut is a skill that renders lightweight review exports and uploads them to Gemini for AI visual feedback, optionally saving the review file for client distribution.

ahrav

Design-tournament is a two-phase wisdom of crowds pattern for design work, where multiple independent agents explore a problem in isolation, and independent rankers evaluate and merge findings into a ranked list.