dannysmith
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- ▌ Quickcheck · dannysmithQuick writing quality check — scans for slop, style issues, spelling/grammar errors. Use when the user asks for a "quick check", "quick review", "scan for issues", or wants a fast quality pass without full voice analysis.
- ▌ CSS Expert · dannysmith bundleExpert in modern CSS (cascade layers, OKLCH, container queries, defensive patterns). Use for CSS implementation, styling, layout, colors, typography, responsive design, and UI components.
- ▌ Danify · dannysmithRewrite text in Danny's distinctive voice — conversational, substantive, cuts through bullshit. Use when the user asks to "danify", "rewrite in my voice", "make this sound like me", or wants text transformed into Danny's writing style.
- ▌ Morning · dannysmithThis skill should be used when the user invokes "/personal:morning" to start their morning planning session. Provides briefing, task overview, and guided day planning conversation.
- ▌ Fullcheck · dannysmithComprehensive writing review — spawns analyser agents for thorough quality and voice assessment. Use when the user asks for a "full check", "thorough review", "comprehensive edit", or wants detailed quality analysis of their writing.
- ▌ Unslopify · dannysmithRemove AI slop and corporate bullshit from text — produces clean, natural, human-sounding writing. Use when the user asks to "unslopify", "deslop", "remove slop", "clean up AI text", or wants text cleaned of AI-sounding language without applying Danny's specific voice.
- ▌ Dev · dannysmith bundleThis skill should be used when the user invokes "/personal:dev" with a subcommand. Subcommands: init (project + task setup), new (create task from description or GH issue), complete (finish a task), renumber (reorder task priorities), prime (load project context).
- ▌ Guide · dannysmith bundleDanny's writing and editing guide. Use when writing, editing, or reviewing text of any kind. Covers general writing principles, Danny's distinctive voice, style rules, and anti-slop patterns. Use for blog posts, docs, emails, proposals, personal essays, knowledge base articles, GitHub issues, or any other non-trivial text intended for others to read. Also use for quality checking and deslopping.