Productivity

vm0-ai Skill

Continue working on GitHub issue — implement code and create PR

ww-w-ai Skill

Collect improvement suggestions during work. By-The-Way captures ideas, observations, and suggestions without interrupting the current workflow. Stores entries in .bkit/btw.json for later review and promotion. Use proactively when user says "btw", mentions a suggestion, improvement idea, or wants to note something for later. Triggers: btw, suggestion, improve, idea, feedback, note for later, by the way, 제안, 개선, 아이디어, 피드백, 참고로, 提案, 改善, アイデア, フィードバック, ちなみに, 建议, 改进, 想法, 反馈, 顺便说一下, sugerencia, mejora, idea, retroalimentación, amélioration, suggestion, idée, retour, Verbesserung, Vorschlag, Idee, Feedback, miglioramento, suggerimento, idea, feedback Do NOT use for: bug reports (use issues), task tracking (use PDCA)

ww-w-ai Skill

Core rules for bkit plugin. PDCA methodology, level detection, agent auto-triggering, and code quality standards. Use proactively when user requests feature development or code changes. Triggers: bkit, PDCA, develop, implement, feature, bug, code, design, document, 개발, 기능, 버그, 코드, 설계, 문서, 開発, 機能, バグ, 开发, 功能, 代码, desarrollar, función, código, développer, fonctionnalité, code, entwickeln, Funktion, Code, sviluppare, funzionalità, codice Do NOT use for: general conversation, non-development tasks

idanmann10 Bundle

Test coding workflow files for the commands they must keep running.

idanmann10 Skill

Capture reusable learning from a surprising successful run.

zime-ai Bundle

Drafts the customer-facing follow-up email a rep sends after a sales call, grounding every recap, next step, and date in what was actually said, plus a separate grounding-notes section flagging which lines are heard-verbatim versus a proposal the rep should confirm before sending. Use right after a call when a rep wants a first-draft follow-up instead of writing one from scratch, or when a manager wants to sanity-check a drafted email against the transcript before it goes out.

datex Bundle

Use when authoring or modifying a Datex Studio form (configurationTypeId=5, *-form.json suffix) on a branch — transient-input collector, dialog opener, and validate-then-confirm workflow host. Owns the TypeScript-expression encoding for declarative string slots, declarative vs imperative init separation, dialog opener pattern, and confirm-button gating. Triggers: "create a form", "add a field to xxx form", "open a dialog that collects X", "a confirmation dialog with inputs", "validate-then-confirm workflow", "declarative binding is not populating the field", "confirm button always disabled", "dialog outParams are undefined on cancel".

datex Bundle

Use when authoring or modifying a Datex Studio backend test (configurationTypeId=24, *-backendTest.json suffix) on a branch — mocha test suite with four hook flows (before_suite/after_suite/before_each/ after_each) and a testCaseFlows array. Owns the action-as-test refactor pattern and the missing runtime-mock seam as Platform TODO. Triggers: "create a backend test", "create an xxx_test", "add a test suite", "mocha test suite", "add a test case to xxx_test", "modify a backend test", "refactor xxx_action into a backend test", "backend test won't run", "before_suite never fires", "suite hooks not firing".

matthull Skill

Test scenarios, coverage analysis, test quality standards, and the mandatory test failure stop protocol. Load this skill for any task requiring test coverage.

matthull Skill

Claude QA Engineer procedures — automated AND "manual" testing via tools before human UAT. Load this skill when Claude must verify features end-to-end via tools rather than deferring to human.

matthull Bundle

Refinement through verifying force — the principle and practice of subjecting work to fires that burn away what doesn't hold up. Covers deriving fires from witnesses, context shaping, and the orchestration patterns (dialectical, manifold). Load at session start; calcinatio applies to all work that will reach a witness.

matthull Skill

Neovim copiloting protocol — drive a side-by-side neovim instance as a presentation surface for code. Manages setup, navigation, annotations, floating windows, code snippet popups, tour maps, and communication routing between Claude Code and neovim panes. Use as a dependency from any skill that shows code alongside conversation (exploration, code review, debugging, teaching). Also invocable directly to start a copiloted neovim session.

matthull Skill

Create and interact with secondary tmux panes or windows for bidirectional command execution. This skill should be used when "tmux sidecar" is mentioned, or when needing to run interactive sessions (REPLs, rails console, database clients, log tailing) in a separate pane or window while maintaining control from the main session.

matthull Skill

Hand off the current task to a fresh Claude session in a terminal-multiplexer sidecar pane. This skill should be used when context is getting heavy (>50%), when a task needs a fresh context window, or when the user explicitly asks to hand off work. Handles doc updates, ephemeral context capture, task list transition, and sidecar launch with confirmation.

microclaw Skill

Manage Apple Notes on macOS using the `memo` CLI. Use when users ask to create, list, search, edit, move, delete, or export Apple Notes. Triggers on mentions of notes, Apple Notes, memo, jot something down, or note-taking.

microclaw Skill

Find reusable skills from the vercel-labs/skills registry by task keywords, evaluate fit, and suggest how to install or adapt them for MicroClaw. Use when users ask 'do we have a skill for X?', 'find skills for a given task', or want to discover existing skills instead of writing from scratch. Triggers on mentions of find skill, search skills, skill registry, or reuse skill.

microclaw Skill

Turn raw meeting/call notes or a transcript into clean minutes: summary, decisions, and action items with owners and due dates. Use when users paste messy notes or a transcript and want it organized, or ask for minutes / a recap / action items. Triggers on mentions of meeting notes, minutes, recap, action items, takeaways, follow-ups, transcript, 会议纪要, 纪要, 行动项, 待办, 总结会议, 复盘.

microclaw Skill

Query and manage Apple Calendar on macOS via `icalBuddy` (read) and AppleScript (`osascript`) for event creation. Use when users ask about upcoming events, scheduling, calendar lookups, adding calendar events, or checking what's on their agenda. Triggers on mentions of calendar, events, schedule, meetings, or appointments.

microclaw Skill

Draft clear, well-structured emails and messages in the right tone: outreach, replies, follow-ups, requests, apologies, announcements, and declines. Use when users ask to write/draft/reply to an email or message, or want help phrasing something professionally or diplomatically. Triggers on mentions of email, draft a message, reply to, follow up, reach out, write to, politely decline, 邮件, 回复邮件, 写封邮件, 措辞, 委婉, 跟进.

microclaw Skill

Manage Apple Reminders on macOS using `remindctl` (list, add, edit, complete, delete, and list management). Use when users ask to create reminders, check tasks, mark items done, manage to-do lists, or perform task-list operations in Apple Reminders. Triggers on mentions of reminders, to-do, tasks, remind me, or checklist.

googlecloudplatform Skill

Opt resource into MMv1 list-resource generation by setting `generate_list_resource: true` and validate it locally with generated tests. Invoke when the user asks to add list-resource support for a specific MMv1 resource or to enable `generate_list_resource` for an eligible resource.

googlecloudplatform Skill

Workflow for executing resource, data source, and field removals on a major release feature branch.

googlecloudplatform Skill

Workflow for deprecating existing resources, data sources, or fields on the main branch prior to a major release.

hsigstad Skill

Create a Google Meet meeting as a Google Calendar event. Use when the user wants to schedule a meeting with a Google Meet link, e.g. 'set up meet with Darcio Tue 2pm' or '/meet Gui Friday 10am'.

hsigstad Skill

Create a Zoom meeting as a Google Calendar event. Use when the user wants to schedule a meeting, e.g. 'set up zoom meeting with Darcio Tue 2pm'.

hsigstad Skill

Draft an email for Henrik in his house style AND record the draft so the sent-vs-draft diff can teach the style. Use when any session drafts/prepares an email for Henrik to send (to a coauthor, colleague, admin, etc.), or when the user says 'draft an email', 'reply to <person>'.

hsigstad Bundle

Pull recent Otter.ai meeting-summary emails from Gmail, route each to the right project, and save under docs/meetings/. Use when the user runs /otter or asks to 'grab the otter notes' / 'sync otter meeting summaries' / 'update meeting notes from otter'.

imbue-ai Skill

Fan out a task to N independent agents with diverse approaches and collect all results

xingfanxia Bundle

More Than Coding — full product workflow from concept to code. Iterates design/story first, generates aligned data, builds the app, then polishes. For games, demos, prototypes, and interactive experiences. Triggers: /mtc, build a game, make a demo, interactive experience.

xingfanxia Bundle

Engineering workflow router — picks direct / light / full superpowers cycle based on RISK, not file count. AUTO-INVOKED for tasks touching 3+ files or creating new functionality, but defaults to LIGHT process unless the work has real architectural risk (concurrency, atomicity, protocol, schema). One entry point over the superpowers engine + audit/pr/sweep loops. Skip for bug fixes, typos, single-function changes, and questions. RUNS AUTONOMOUSLY by default — only pauses on Critical Decision Triggers (see Phase -1).

zakariaf Skill

Runs the forward-only Drift/SQLite schema-migration ritual — the most dangerous deterministic operation in an offline-first app: a bad migration silently destroys on-device rows that exist nowhere else. Enforces the exact ordered sequence: take a pre-migration file snapshot before the database is opened, bump schemaVersion by exactly one, write an append-only stepByStep forward step (never edit a shipped step, never write a down migration), commit the drift_dev make-migrations schema snapshot, regenerate, then prove it with tests covering every from→to path (incl. multi-version jumps), a write-at-v(n)/read-at-v(n+1) content test, PRAGMA integrity_check + foreign_key_check, and a forced mid-migration throw that restores the snapshot. Manual, side-effecting workflow. Use when adding or altering a Drift table, column, index, or CHECK; bumping schemaVersion; editing onUpgrade/stepByStep; or writing migration tests.

zakariaf Skill

Enforces Flutter runtime performance — const subtrees, minimal rebuild scope via ref.watch(select), lazy ListView/GridView builders and slivers, sized image decode (cacheWidth/ResizeImage), heavy work off the UI isolate via compute/Isolate, surgical RepaintBoundary, dispose everything, and measurement in profile mode on a floor device. Use when optimizing UI, diagnosing jank or dropped frames, tuning long lists or images, reviewing rebuild/repaint scope, or when the task mentions const, select, ListView.builder, cacheWidth, compute, RepaintBoundary, AnimatedBuilder, DevTools, raster thread, or 60/120fps.

zakariaf Skill

Design review workflow

zakariaf Skill

The repo front-door for a Flutter/Dart app — the cross-cutting house rules (feature-first layered MVVM, immutable state with a single write path, Riverpod 3.x for state + DI, typed Result/Failure errors, dumb widgets, injected side effects, complexity limits) plus a routing table that sends each task to its deep-dive skill and a recommended feature build order. Use at the start of any Flutter/Dart work, before writing or reviewing a feature, when deciding which layer or package code belongs in, when unsure which skill governs a task (architecture, state, widgets, persistence, testing, i18n, design), or when onboarding to the conventions.

zakariaf Bundle

Enforces reproducible derived content — output every device must compute identically from a key, with no server. The key is injected, never read from a clock; a calendar-day key is a civil date, not an instant, and one day definition serves every comparison; the seed is a specified hash plus a mix step feeding a PRNG you own, never `dart:math`'s `Random`; entropy has exactly one source, so no `DateTime.now()`, no ambient `Random()`, no ordering by `identityHashCode`; content is regenerated from (key, generatorVersion) rather than stored; a shipped generator is frozen and an improvement is a versioned cutover, never an in-place edit that rewrites history; and it is pinned by a committed golden-vector table of fingerprints from an independent oracle, regenerated only by a reviewed command CI verifies but never blesses. Use when generating content from a seed or date, writing or regenerating golden vectors, versioning a generator, or debugging output that differs between devices or runs.

mattforni Skill

Gmail: Send, read, and manage email.