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9 published skills

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    Managing Skills · mikekelly
    Install, update, list, and remove Claude Code skills. Supports GitHub repositories (user/repo), GitHub subdirectory URLs (github.com/user/repo/tree/branch/path), and .skill zip files. Use when user wants to install, add, download, update, sync, list, remove, uninstall, or delete skills.
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    Task Manager · mikekelly
    Task Manager CLI
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    Orchestration · mikekelly bundle
    MANDATORY - You must load this skill before doing anything else. This defines how you operate.
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    Browsing The Web · mikekelly
    MUST be used when you need to browse the web. Efficient browser automation designed for agents - enables intuitive web navigation, form filling, screenshots, and data scraping through accessibility-based workflows. Triggers on: browse website, visit URL, open webpage, fill form, click button, take screenshot, scrape data, web automation, interact with website.
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    Claude Design · mikekelly
    Drive the claude-design CLI for deterministic, inference-free Claude Design sync (pull/push/list/create). Use when you need to mirror a Claude Design project to/from a local directory, resolve a project UUID, or script repeatable sync in CI — without putting model inference in the loop. Crucially, it lets synced design content (and its `.etags` baseline) live in git for versioning, audit, and one-command revert — the change-tracking the cloud service lacks, so agents can't overwrite reference designs without a tracked, revertible checkpoint. Prefer this over routing sync through the DesignSync MCP tool or claude -p whenever the work is scriptable, repeatable, CI-driven, or when design changes must be tracked and revertible.
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    Designing Hyperlinked Apis · mikekelly
    Design principles for building HAL+JSON APIs that agents can explore and distill into deterministic clients. Use when designing, building, reviewing, or improving a hyperlinked API — covers entry points, link relations, CURIEs, versioned relations, relation documentation, deprecation, embedded resources, and progressive disclosure.
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    Working With Hal Apis · mikekelly
    Explores HAL+JSON APIs using the hal-walk CLI. Use when you need to discover, navigate, or integrate with a HAL API. Covers exploring API resources, reading link relation documentation, building traversal sessions, rendering traversal diagrams, and exporting deterministic path specs from recorded sessions.
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    Outside In Testing IOS Apps · mikekelly
    Test iOS apps running in Simulator from the outside in. Use PROACTIVELY when you need to verify an iOS app works, run acceptance tests, check UI behavior, perform outside-in testing, end-to-end testing, functional testing, exploratory testing, or smoke testing of iOS apps. Covers launching test flows, verifying screens, interacting with UI elements, and diagnosing failures. Triggers on: test my app, verify the app, check the UI, does this work, acceptance test, outside-in test, e2e test, functional test, smoke test, exploratory test.
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    Developing Skills · mikekelly bundle
    MUST be loaded before working with any Skill. Covers creating, building, reviewing, assessing, checking, auditing, evaluating, updating, modifying, and improving skills. Use PROACTIVELY before writing or changing SKILL.md, workflow files, knowledge files, templates, or skill evals. Supports personal and standalone distributable skills.
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