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10 published skills

  1. Go Quality · fxckcode bundle
    Go project quality standards — linting, race detection, CI setup, error wrapping, context propagation, and test isolation. Use when setting up, reviewing, or fixing Go projects.
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  2. API Test · fxckcode bundle
    Protocol-first, client-agnostic skill for testing REST APIs end-to-end from the terminal. Detects OS and HTTP client automatically, constructs requests with env var references for secrets, interprets responses, infers auth and Content-Type, diagnoses errors, supports request chaining and response assertions. All output is secret-redacted before display. Trigger: When user says "test API", "HTTP request", "curl", "REST call", "API E2E", "testear API", "llamada HTTP", "probar endpoint", "API test", "call endpoint", "send request", "make request", "hit endpoint", "enviar request", "probar API", "test this endpoint", "call this endpoint", "hit this URL".
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  3. Codebase Audit · fxckcode bundle
    Systematic codebase audit — gap analysis against specs (PRD/SDD), architecture review, code quality assessment, and migration readiness checks. Use when the user asks to review a codebase, compare it to a spec, or assess a project.
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  4. Git Setup Skill · fxckcode bundle
    Prepares Git/GitHub repositories with .gitignore, .gitattributes, README files, licensing, metadata, tags, releases, and GitHub Actions. Use when the user wants to set up or professionalize a repository, add documentation or licensing, configure CI, or prepare releases and repo metadata.
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  5. Loop Engineering · fxckcode bundle
    Design and implement autonomous agent loops for multi-agent software development. Maker-checker split, nested SDD cycles, worktree isolation, verification layers, and iteration budgets. Use when building systems where AI agents collaborate autonomously on software projects.
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  6. Swarm Forge Skill · fxckcode bundle
    Sets up or refines repository AI workflow context across multiple CLI targets and four development patterns: TDD, BDD, ATDD, and SDD. Use when the user says things like "set up this repo for Claude Code", "set up this repo for Codex", "prepare the agent workflow", "add a TDD setup", "make this BDD-friendly", "set up ATDD", "set up spec driven development", or "review this project and scaffold the context files". It inspects the repo, chooses or confirms suitable CLI targets, setup patterns, and one of the four supported development patterns, asks only missing setup questions, runs bundled scaffold scripts when needed, and safely merges into existing project context files.
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  7. Verification Loop · fxckcode bundle
    Structured 7-phase verification system for code changes: Build → Type → Lint → Test → Spec → Security → Smoke. Use after completing any feature, before PR, or when the agent needs to systematically verify a change.
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  8. Path Context · fxckcode bundle
    Behavioral protocol for intelligently loading external project folders as reference context. Registers paths via config file, --add-dir, or in-prompt declaration, then runs a 6-pass heuristic discovery to select the most relevant files within a strict budget (15 files max). Trigger: When user says "@context", "reference path", "reference folder", "reference project", "use as context", "add context from", "load context", "path context", "contexto de", "referenciar", "cargar contexto".
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  9. Env Secrets Management · fxckcode bundle
    Manage .env files, API keys, passwords, and sensitive configuration values — including workarounds for tool output censorship that corrupts secrets in commands and file writes. Use when handling secrets, configuring environment variables, or debugging authentication issues caused by secret censoring.
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  10. NPM Supply Chain Security · fxckcode bundle
    Three-layer npm supply chain security: consumer basics, PNPM hardening, and publisher best practices (OIDC, Provenance, 2FA). Use when securing npm projects, auditing dependencies, evaluating install risks, or after supply chain attacks.
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