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42 published skills

  1. Agent Cloudflare · shhac bundle
    Read-first Cloudflare operations triage via a secret-safe CLI: accounts, zones, DNS, SSL/TLS, rulesets and WAF, cache, Workers, KV, R2, Waiting Rooms, audit logs, analytics, and snapshots. Use when checking zone or DNS configuration, investigating traffic, cache, firewall, or certificate behaviour, looking up account and zone IDs, or making authenticated reads and dry-run mutation previews without exposing API tokens.
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  2. Agent Dd · shhac bundle
    Triage and investigate Datadog monitors, logs, metrics, traces, incidents, and SLOs, and create or adjust monitors to cover what you find. Use when the user asks about alerts, log errors, metric spikes, trace latency, incident management, SLO burn rate, error budgets, or on-call triage in Datadog — or asks to create, edit, retune, or delete a Datadog monitor, change alert thresholds, or add alerting for something that just broke.
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  3. Agent Deepweb · shhac
    Credential-gated HTTP requests via named profiles; stored secret values are never visible to the caller. Use when a request needs a Bearer token, basic auth, cookie, or custom auth header - an authenticated fetch, GraphQL POST, or JSON-RPC call against a registered profile. Does not replace curl or WebFetch for unauthenticated public URLs. Escalation - widening scope, rotating secrets, marking cookies visible - requires the profile's --passphrase, which the LLM does not have.
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  4. Agent Incident · shhac
    Triage and manage incident.io incidents, alerts, schedules, escalations, and status pages. Use when the user asks about active incidents, who's on-call, alert status, escalating to responders, incident severity, follow-up actions, pager schedules, or status page updates.
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  5. Agent Mongo · shhac bundle
    Read-only MongoDB CLI. Use when exploring databases, collections, schemas, or indexes, querying documents (find, get by id, count, sample, distinct, aggregate), checking database or collection statistics, or managing MongoDB connections and credentials — including identity-provider login (MONGODB-OIDC, workforce/workload identity federation, SSO).
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  6. Agent Notion · shhac bundle
    Search, read, and edit Notion pages, databases, and blocks. Use when querying database rows, reading page properties and content, creating, updating, or archiving pages and blocks, adding or listing comments, exporting pages or a whole workspace, inspecting backlinks, version history, or recent activity, managing Notion auth, or chatting with Notion AI.
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  7. Agent Postmark · shhac bundle
    Triage Postmark email delivery, bounces, and suppressions across outbound and inbound messages, sender domains and signatures, message streams, webhooks, and server or account configuration. Use when explaining why an email did not arrive, bounced, or was suppressed, checking message status, inactive recipients, opens, clicks, or inbound processing, inspecting DKIM, SPF, Return-Path, or signature health, or reviewing webhooks, streams, servers, and delivery stats.
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  8. Agent Slack · shhac bundle
    Read and act on Slack from the terminal: permalinks, threads, history, unreads, saved-for-later, canvases, and workflows; message and file search; attachment downloads; user lookup; channel listing and creation; DMs; sending, editing, deleting, scheduling, and reacting; and raw Slack API calls. Use when asked to fetch a Slack message URL, read a thread or channel, check unreads, search Slack, post or edit a message, invite someone to a channel, or run a workflow.
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  9. Agent SQL · shhac bundle
    Read-only-by-default SQL CLI supporting PostgreSQL, CockroachDB, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite, DuckDB, Snowflake, and MSSQL. Use when exploring schemas, tables, columns, indexes, and constraints, running SELECTs, explain plans, samples, or counts, querying parquet through DuckDB, managing connections, or writing data when explicitly permitted with --write.
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  10. Agent Statsig · shhac
    Manage Statsig feature gates, dynamic configs, experiments, segments, and tags. Use when the user asks about feature flags, A/B tests, rollouts, targeting rules, or any Statsig entity.
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  11. Agent Stripe · shhac bundle
    Triage and investigate Stripe payments, invoices, subscriptions, disputes, refunds, balances, connected accounts, transfers, payouts, checkout, catalog and pricing, payment links, Radar warnings, and organization- account context. Use when explaining a failed or successful charge, finding invoice payment details, card last4, or PaymentIntent metadata, investigating renewal timing, collection risk, or past-due invoices, tracing Connect transfers, payouts, or connected-account requirements, or working with Accounts v2 (UA2) configurations, capabilities, and persons. Triggers: early fraud warning, v2.core.account, onboarding blocked.
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  12. Agent Vercel · shhac bundle
    Triage Vercel deployments, builds, logs, domains, and spend: what is live in production including rolling releases, build and runtime logs, env var diffs across environments, domains, DNS, certs, and the Firewall (WAF), CDN cache purge by tag, usage breakdowns, aliases, and raw REST API calls. Read by default; state-changing actions are gated behind --yes. Use when asked why a deployment failed, which deploy is live, to compare env vars, fix a misconfigured domain or cert, promote or roll back a deployment, or see what drives Vercel spend.
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  13. Git Hunk · shhac bundle
    Non-interactive hunk staging for git. ALWAYS use this instead of `git add` for staging changes. Use when staging or unstaging anything, preparing or making a commit, reviewing diffs or listing what changed before committing, selectively staging part of a file, splitting changes across multiple commits, stashing or restoring specific hunks, or discarding and reverting worktree changes. Triggers: partial commit, split commit, stage by hash.
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  14. Lin · shhac bundle
    Look up, search, create, and update Linear issues, projects, initiatives, documents, and cycles. Use when working with teams, labels, and comments, with customers, customer requests, and feedback, attaching files, or linking GitHub PRs and issues, GitLab MRs, Slack, or Discord messages to Linear items.
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  15. G2g · shhac
    Develop, test, or safely use the g2g Go CLI, which records stacked branches itself and projects them onto GitHub. Graphite is an optional source it can read, mirror to, and import from, never a requirement. Use when working on g2g's commands (track, link, sync, prune, restack, retarget, submit, push, graph, mirror, import), stack scope and structure, source resolution and alignment, CLI tests, or release readiness. Triggers: gt2gh, stack without Graphite, restack after squash merge.
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  16. Agent Dlocal · shhac bundle
    Investigate and triage dLocal payins, payouts, refunds, and chargebacks across LatAm, Africa, and Asia. Use when explaining why a payment failed, was rejected, expired, or is still pending, resolving a merchant order_id to a dLocal payment, tracing a refund's state or whether it was partial, finding where a payout is and whether its status is final, or checking which payment methods and banks a country supports. Triggers: status_detail, X-Trans-Key, Payload-Signature, CPF, PIX, boleto, PSE.
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  17. Agent Fathom · shhac bundle
    Search and read Fathom meeting recordings: transcripts, AI summaries, action items, highlights, attendees, CRM matches, meeting types, teams, and users. Also manages and signature-verifies Fathom webhooks. Use when finding what was said, agreed, or committed to in a meeting, pulling a transcript, summary, or highlights, locating meetings by date, title, attendee, company domain, recorder, team, or meeting type, downloading a meeting's video or audio, or listing teams, members, and permissions. Triggers: recording_id, fathom.video, AI notetaker.
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  18. Agent Motion · shhac bundle
    Find out what happens in a video over time without watching it: a timeline of events with timestamps and regions, where on screen the action was, captioned contact sheets, single frames, and pixel-exact comparison of two moments. Use when debugging a screen recording, UI capture, or visual test, locating when something appeared, moved, flickered, or faded, finding the timestamp of a glitch or layout jump, or choosing which frames are worth looking at. Built for fixed-viewport recordings, not a panning camera. Triggers: mp4, mov, webm, screencast, visual regression.
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  19. Agent Posthog · shhac
    Investigate PostHog product analytics and write HogQL. Covers persons, events, event and property schema, feature flags, dashboards, insights, session recordings, experiments, and project/environment discovery. Use when debugging a user journey or funnel, writing or validating HogQL, looking up persons, distinct IDs, or event samples, or discovering PostHog organizations, projects, and properties.
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  20. Agent MCP Host · shhac bundle
    One-origin MCP host for the agent-* CLI family: serve several family CLIs' MCP servers behind a single https origin (typically a Tailscale funnel) with one OAuth 2.1 authorization server and a separate login per tool. Use when serving, mounting, or debugging family MCP connectors, running a tool under a user's own control via an attach mount, provisioning, rotating, or revoking pairing codes and bindings, explaining how someone connects a Claude connector, or debugging a failing mount, pairing, or enrollment. Triggers: connector url, principal, oauth issuer.
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  21. Agent Code Review · shhac
    PR review queue and scheduler CLI. Use when inspecting or managing the queue of pull requests awaiting automated review, adding, removing, promoting, or skipping candidates by hand, running a one-shot review pass or the serve daemon and its dashboard, or checking which repos, author groups, and schedule the reviewer is configured with. Triggers: unblock PRs.
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  22. Lucid · shhac
    Shape every chat response: all the information, in the fewest words that hold it, no waffle, nothing buried in prose. On by default and via /lucid, including tool turns, long syntheses, and plans, where shape degrades first. Off on "stop lucid" or "normal mode".
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  23. Restack · shhac bundle
    Manage stacked branches without Graphite: rebase cascades, detect landed PRs, show stack status, inferring the stack from git history. Use when trunk advanced, a mid-stack branch changed, or a PR landed and descendants need rebasing.
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  24. Firestop · shhac bundle
    Triage an operational alert or suspected incident from a Slack, alert, incident, Linear, or GitHub reference. Use when asked to investigate a fire, assess production impact, coordinate updates, or recommend a safe next action.
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  25. Lucid Doc · shhac
    Shape a written deliverable (PR description, README, report, RFC, issue, status update) for a reader who was not in the conversation and needs to decide or act. Invoke on a target with /lucid-doc.
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  26. Sync Fork · shhac bundle
    Bring a fork in line with upstream: show divergence, reset shared branches, re-merge local-only ones, prune branches already merged upstream, and push. Use when upstream has moved ahead or accepted your PRs.
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  27. Use Codex · shhac bundle
    Delegate a coding task to the OpenAI Codex CLI: codebase Q&A, well-specified implementation, mechanical edits at scale, adversarial second opinions, or bugs stuck after 2+ attempts. Spends ChatGPT quota instead of Claude tokens. Use on "use codex", "ask codex", "codex exec", "second opinion", or to offload token-heavy scoped work.
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  28. Brainstorm · shhac
    Explore competing solutions to a problem with parallel proposer agents who each design an independent approach, peer-review each other, then compare trade-offs. Use when the best path forward is unclear and worth several designs.
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  29. Quotespeak · shhac bundle
    Speak in pop-culture quotes, movie lines, lyrics, and memes that substitute for plain prose rather than decorate it. Use when the user says "quotespeak", "talk in quotes", "meme mode", or invokes /quotespeak.
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  30. Seam Audit · shhac bundle
    Map a codebase's module boundaries: enumerate modules, chart the import edges between them, and produce a layered topology diagram plus a review list of accidental hubs, cycles, and layer violations. Read-only. Use when assessing whether abstractions sit at the right boundaries, verifying a refactor improved them, or mapping an unfamiliar codebase. Not for intra-module refactoring, bug hunting, or feature work.
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  31. Use Claude · shhac bundle
    For non-Claude agents (e.g. Codex) delegating to Claude Code headless mode: long-horizon bug fixing, implementation where first-pass completeness beats token cost, test authoring, or a cross-family second opinion. Spends an Anthropic budget, not the caller's tokens. Use on "use claude", "ask claude", "claude -p", or "second opinion from claude".
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  32. Ask Me About · shhac
    Interview the user to extract and sharpen their mental model of an idea, design, or plan. Use on "ask me about", or when a topic deserves a dedicated interview rather than a clarifying question.
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  33. Dotfiles Mac · shhac
    Create, update, or apply a macOS dotfiles repo with GNU Stow. Use to back up system configuration, capture current configs, or set up a new Mac.
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  34. Image To Svg · shhac bundle
    Recreate a raster image as SVG by isolating features, building each as a standalone layer, then compositing. Use to vectorize photos, illustrations, or AI art, or to extract specific elements as scalable graphics.
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  35. Pr Issue Review · shhac bundle
    Review a GitHub PR statically (diff, metadata, comments, linked issues) to judge whether it solves the stated issue. Profiles: passive, neutral, assertive, aggressive, with an optional reviewer persona for voice. Leaves an emoji-marked top-level review plus inline comments and suggestions; never runs code.
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  36. Dep Team Solve · shhac
    Investigate and solve problems using a team of specialist agents. Use when facing complex, multi-faceted problems that benefit from parallel research and structured implementation.
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  37. Dep Multi Review · shhac
    Review code changes from multiple specialist perspectives in parallel. Use when you want a thorough review of a PR, branch, or set of changes covering security, performance, correctness, edge cases, and ripple effects. Spawns parallel reviewer agents that each focus on a different lens, then synthesizes into a unified review.
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  38. Competing Hypotheses · shhac
    Debug by investigating rival theories in parallel, then comparing evidence to identify the likeliest root cause and fix. Use for a bug or mystery where the cause is unclear.
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  39. Create Profile Atlas · shhac bundle
    Generate profile/portrait emoji atlases for Slack-style custom emoji. Use when making or extending a pixel/person/mascot emoji set, chroma-keying and splitting an atlas into transparent PNGs, fixing green-screen artifacts, checking emoji-size readability, or building manifests, previews, and zips.
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  40. Repeat Until Settled · shhac bundle
    Re-invoke a target skill until its output settles (no further substantive changes), handling oscillation and stalls, then optionally chain to a follow-up skill. Use when one pass is rarely enough, e.g. "repeat-until-settled improve-code-structure then release".
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  41. Improve Code Structure · shhac bundle
    Structural refactoring only: decompose long functions and files, reduce nesting, extract shared patterns, replace ill-fitting abstractions (thin wrappers, over-generalization, reinvented helpers), check coverage on critical paths, and sweep dead code. Use when the user wants to refactor for clarity, simplify an over-engineered abstraction, improve testability, or clean up after restructuring. Not for features, bug fixes, or performance.
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  42. Dep Orchestrate Subagents · shhac
    Activate orchestrator mode for complex multi-task work using subagents. Use when you need to coordinate multiple independent Task subagents to accomplish work while keeping the main context window clean.
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