Coding & Dev Tools

technicalpickles Bundle

Use when the user has authored a GitHub pull request and wants to work through review feedback on it. Triggers on phrases like "pull down the review on

technicalpickles Bundle

Use when about to lock in a non-trivial or hard-to-reverse decision, fire AskUserQuestion to offload a call, proceed on your own preferred option, or assert something is done / found / tested / fixed / "that's how it works" — especially when the basis is memory, the handoff, the first framing, or an unchecked assumption rather than something verified this session. Also invoked as /gut-check. Use even when you feel confident; confidence is the symptom, not the all-clear.

technicalpickles Bundle

Use when finishing a feature, fixing a notable bug, wrapping up a work session, or discovering something non-obvious (a gotcha, undocumented behavior, a workaround that took several tries, a constraint you only noticed after hitting it). Write the entry immediately, in the same turn - don't ask permission, don't offer, just do it. Do NOT use for routing, connecting, or moving notes (that's process-inbox), and do NOT use for one-off external-source capture (that's second-brain:capture).

jasonwarrenuk Skill

Review a pull request's diff and print structured findings to the terminal. Holds the canonical review methodology that pr-review and branch-qa_review both call.

jasonwarrenuk Skill

Studs every function of a planned feature in its real file as a runnable walking-skeleton (fake data, real wiring), so names, placement and contracts are reviewable before any real logic is written. Lays the skeleton, then checkpoints for review.

jasonwarrenuk Bundle

OpenTUI terminal UI library reference: @opentui/core, terminal UIs, renderables, Yoga layouts, Zig-native rendering.

jasonwarrenuk Skill

Tag the release after a merge to main, computing the next semver tag with svu

jasonwarrenuk Skill

Jason's structural and epistemic-honesty conventions for every artefact Claude creates

jasonwarrenuk Skill

Jason's placement, invocation and metadata conventions for creating or editing skills

joellewis-skill-library Skill

Enforces a test-driven approach to skill authoring — defining what a skill must achieve before writing content to prevent hallucinated utility or ungrounded advice. Use when creating new skills, editing existing ones, or verifying skill quality before deployment.

joellewis-skill-library Skill

Creates high-trust, high-performance team environments through structural mechanisms for psychological safety, shared consciousness, and empowered execution. Use when building team culture, onboarding new teams, diagnosing team dysfunction, or improving collaboration.

joellewis-skill-library Skill

Provides a structured framework for new-role transitions — accelerating credibility, avoiding the Savior Trap, and reaching the breakeven point where value contribution exceeds consumption. Use when starting a new job, joining a new team, or taking on expanded responsibilities.

joellewis-skill-library Skill

Designs rigorous hiring processes using structured behavioral interviews and work sample tests, replacing gut feel with data-driven evaluation of energy, obsession, and persistence. Use when building interview loops, evaluating candidates, writing job descriptions, or designing talent strategy.

joellewis-skill-library Skill

Performs line-level prose editing — pruning adverbs, activating voice, cutting redundancy, and enforcing parallel structure for concision and readability. Use when revising any written content, even if the request is just 'make this better,' 'tighten this up,' or 'clean up the writing.'

joellewis-skill-library Skill

Use when building trust with people who don't yet know or trust you — new teams, new roles, hostile audiences, or strained relationships where the goal is connection before any ask. Applies Tactical Empathy through mirroring, labeling, and belonging cues. Not for confrontation (use difficult-conversations) or giving feedback (use feedback-coach).

joellewis-skill-library Skill

Use when a proposal has unanimous support or relies on a single high-impact assumption—constructs the strongest possible counter-argument (Steel Man) and runs a Pre-Mortem.

joellewis-skill-library Skill

Compresses domain mastery using Ultralearning and Metacognition principles — moving from passive consumption to active production through directness, retrieval practice, and feedback loops. Use when learning a new domain rapidly, building a study plan, or preparing for a high-stakes professional skill.

zoom-skills Bundle

Zoom Probe SDK for web diagnostics. Use to test media permissions, audio/video/screen-share diagnostics, network quality, compatibility reporting, and consented offline camera-dump evidence before users join meetings or sessions.

technicalpickles Bundle

Use when running `tailscale` commands to debug connectivity, inspect status, or manage `tailscale serve`/`funnel`/Services — especially when `tailscale serve status` looks wrong, `tailscale` isn't found in a shell, `tailscale ping` fails against a host that's clearly up, or you're working across a mix of macOS (GUI app) and Linux (VM/container) nodes in the same tailnet.

technicalpickles Skill

Review routing corrections and propose updates to vault CLAUDE.md routing rules.

technicalpickles Bundle

Use when adding, configuring, or troubleshooting mise-managed tools - ensures proper CLI usage, detects existing config files, and diagnoses PATH/activation issues when commands aren't found

qte77-claude-code-utils Bundle

Creates GitHub Actions for the Marketplace. Use when scaffolding a new action, implementing composite steps, writing BATS tests, or preparing a Marketplace release.

qte77-claude-code-utils Bundle

Writes tests following TDD Red-Green-Refactor cycle. Language-agnostic methodology with Arrange-Act-Assert structure. Use when implementing features test-first.

qte77-claude-code-utils Bundle

Implements concise, streamlined Go code matching exact architect specifications. Use when writing Go code, creating packages, or when the user asks to implement features in Go.

qte77-claude-code-utils Skill

Reviews C++ desktop code for memory safety, framework anti-patterns, build system issues, and thread safety. Use when reviewing C++ GUI code quality or when the user asks for code review.

qte77-claude-code-utils Bundle

Implements concise, streamlined Rust code matching exact architect specifications. Use when writing Rust code, creating modules, or when the user asks to implement features in Rust.

qte77-claude-code-utils Skill

Generate structured session handoff notes for cross-session continuity. Use at end of session or when switching context.

qte77-claude-code-utils Skill

Implements C++17 desktop GUI code with wxWidgets, GTK3, or Qt framework patterns and CMake build system. Use when writing C++ desktop application code, creating GUI components, or implementing framework-specific features.

qte77-claude-code-utils Bundle

Implements concise, streamlined Python code matching exact architect specifications. Use when writing Python code, creating modules, or when the user asks to implement features in Python.

qte77-claude-code-utils Skill

Auto-generates a session summary on SessionEnd. Writes structured notes to ~/.claude/session-summaries/ for use by bigpicture synthesis.

qte77-claude-code-utils Bundle

Scaffold or review Makefiles following org conventions. Use when creating a new Makefile, auditing an existing one, or adding recipes to a project. Auto-detects project type from the working directory.

joellewis-skill-library Bundle

Use when an organization needs strategic clarity — identifying where to play, how to win, and whether the position is defensible. Composes Wardley evolution mapping, Lafley's choice cascade, Helmer's 7 Powers, and Working Backwards based on what's already decided.

joellewis-skill-library Skill

Use when choosing between mutually exclusive strategic paths or building a repeatable decision process—constructs Decision Matrices with probability estimates and runs Pre-Mortems.

joellewis-skill-library Skill

Engineers internally consistent fictional worlds using Brand's Pace Layers for social structure and Sanderson's Laws of Magic for system constraints. Use when building settings, designing magic or tech systems, or auditing a world for logical contradictions.

joellewis-skill-library Skill

Stress-tests business documents for logical gaps, unproven assertions, and structural weakness using the Amazon narrative standard, Minto's pyramid logic, and the Completed Staff Work doctrine. Use when evaluating memos, proposals, strategy docs, or any document headed to executive review.

joellewis-skill-library Skill

Use when confronting a specific counterpart about a breach, violation, or adversarial behavior — situations where trust is already broken and the goal is accountability or resolution, not relationship-building. Not for giving developmental feedback (use feedback-coach) or building trust with new people (use rapport-builder).