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7 published skills

  1. Test Loop · webcoyote
    Build, launch, and test an iOS Swift app on the simulator in an automated loop. Inspects the UI, finds issues, fixes the Swift code, rebuilds, and retests until the app works correctly.
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  2. Sv · webcoyote bundle
    This skill should be used when the user invokes `/sv` or asks to "hand this off to sandvault", "continue in the sandbox", "sandvault this task", or to clone the current repo into a sandboxed Claude session with per-repo deploy-key access. Writes a task briefing to the sandvault shared workspace and launches `sv-clone` in a new terminal window, pointing the sandboxed Claude at the briefing as its first prompt.
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  3. Tree Me · webcoyote
    Use this skill when to create a git worktree, checkout a branch in isolation, work on a PR in a separate workspace, manage git worktrees, or when the user mentions "tree-me". Provides guidance on using the tree-me CLI tool for isolated git worktree workspaces.
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  4. Pnpm Projects · webcoyote
    pnpm for Node.js Projects
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  5. Bash Programming · webcoyote
    Expert bash scripting guidance with strict mode, error handling, and shellcheck compliance. Use when writing shell scripts, bash functions, or command-line utilities.
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  6. Build Performance · webcoyote
    Use when build times are slow, investigating build performance, analyzing Build Timeline, identifying type checking bottlenecks, or optimizing incremental builds - comprehensive build optimization workflows based on WWDC 2018/408, WWDC 2022/110364, and real-world optimization patterns
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  7. Uv Python Scripts · webcoyote
    Use uv (not pip, poetry, or plain python) for any new Python script or project. Single-file scripts get a uv shebang with inline PEP 723 metadata; multi-file projects use a pyproject.toml managed by uv. Triggers when creating a .py file, starting a Python project, adding a dependency, or the user says "write a python script".
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