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10 published skills

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    Retro · codewithjv bundle
    Run a retrospective on the current task or chat history. Use when the user wants to understand mistakes, dead ends, wasted effort, root causes, and what should change to improve performance next time.
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    Plan Website · codewithjv
    Interactively plan a website with a non-technical user - project snapshot, existing site/brand assets, inspiration sites, sitemap, per-page copy, and visual direction - before any code gets written. Actively asks for an existing website URL, brand/visual assets, and 2-3 sites whose look the user likes, then writes a maintained website/site-plan.md that build-website consumes next. Use whenever the user wants to plan, scope, or write copy for a website; needs help figuring out what pages a site should have; wants a sitemap or content outline; or says things like "I need a website," "help me plan my site," "what pages should my site have," or "I don't know where to start with a website." Trigger even if the user never says the word "website" but clearly wants an online presence for a business, portfolio, project, event, or personal page.
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    Build Website · codewithjv
    Turn a website plan (website/site-plan.md from plan-website, or a quick on-the-fly plan) into an actual working site - hand-authored HTML/CSS/JS for simple sites, or a small static site generator for larger ones, chosen automatically based on complexity rather than asked of the user. Builds section by section with a live Cowork artifact preview after each chunk, iterating on feedback instead of presenting a finished site cold. Use whenever the user wants to turn a plan into a real website, asks to "build the site," "make the homepage," "turn this into a website," or wants to see what a page looks like. Trigger even if no formal plan exists yet - run a condensed planning pass first rather than refusing.
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    Deploy Website · codewithjv bundle
    Take a finished website (from build-website, or any existing site folder) live on the internet via Netlify or Vercel - picking the easiest available path in (existing connector, then CLI, then guided drag-and-drop), walking a non-technical user through account setup, deploying, and verifying the live URL. Use whenever the user wants to publish or deploy a website, get a live URL, make a site public, or asks how to host or launch a site - phrases like "put my site online," "deploy this," "get my site a URL," or "how do I make this live." Trigger even if the user isn't sure which host to use or has never deployed anything before.
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    Extract Scripts · codewithjv
    Review a skill and extract deterministic, mechanical steps into shell scripts. Makes skills more reliable by separating precision work (scripts) from judgment work (AI). Use when asked to extract scripts from a skill, make a skill more deterministic, or split a skill into script + prompt.
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    Pr Review Panel · codewithjv
    Run a two-model code review panel over a pull request — a Fable subagent and a codex gpt-5.6-sol reviewer at xhigh reasoning — save each verdict to a scratch file, consolidate them into one review, and post it to the PR only after the operator has approved the text. Use when asked to "review this PR", "get a second opinion on the PR", "run the review panel", or to review a branch before merge.
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    Call External AI · codewithjv bundle
    Route natural-language prompts into external AI CLIs like Codex, Claude, Gemini, Antigravity (agy), and Pi using safe command templates and minimal context handling.
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    Automation Hitlist · codewithjv
    Interactively walk the user through a five-step method (map, rank, sketch, evaluate, hitlist) to find their highest-value AI automations, then maintain the result as a living document - an automation hitlist (build now) and a learning hitlist (learn next). Use when the user wants to figure out what to automate with AI, build or update an automation backlog, decide where to point AI in their own work, or reclaim time.
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    Review Context Hub · codewithjv bundle
    Review a repo as a context hub. Use when the user wants an overview of the repo structure, recent changes, standing instruction files, installed skills, remotes, or who has access.
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    Create Locked Down Skill · codewithjv bundle
    Create a restricted workflow directory with locked-down permissions for Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode. Use when asked to set up a new workflow, create a sandboxed workspace, restrict permissions for a task, or scaffold a locked-down skill.
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