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16 published skills

  1. Just Bash Port · xe bundle
    Port a TypeScript command from vercel-labs/just-bash to a Go command.Execer in the kefka repo. Use when the user asks to "port" a just-bash command, references a just-bash source URL (raw.githubusercontent.com/vercel-labs/just-bash/...), or wants to add a new coreutil-style command (base64, cat, head, wc, etc.) to kefka.
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  2. Excalidraw Diagrams · xe
    Guidelines for creating clean, readable Excalidraw diagrams embedded as inline SVG via JSON data files. Use when creating architecture diagrams, flow diagrams, or any visual documentation.
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  3. Sound Like A Person · xe
    Rewrite prose so it reads like one real person actually said it. Use when text feels constructed, overcorrected, evenly paced, or generically "well-written" in the way AI output tends to be. Strips rehearsed phrasing, breaks rhythmic patterns, and restores a clear point of view.
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  4. Gorm Dao · xe bundle
    Write GORM data access code using the DAO (Data Access Object) pattern. Use when creating database models, writing queries, setting up GORM, adding CRUD methods, or working with gorm.io in Go services. Also use when the user mentions "DAO", "data access", "ORM", "database models", "GORM", or is building a Go service that talks to a relational database.
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  5. Xe Design System · xe bundle
    Xe Iaso Design System — Skill
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  6. Templ Htmx · xe
    Build interactive hypermedia-driven applications with templ and HTMX. Use when creating dynamic UIs, real-time updates, AJAX interactions, mentions 'HTMX', 'dynamic content', or 'interactive templ app'.
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  7. Xe Go Style · xe
    Write Go code following the conventions and patterns used in the within.website/x repository, including CLI patterns with internal.HandleStartup(), error handling, logging with slog, HTTP handlers, and testing.
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  8. Xe Writing Style · xe bundle
    Transform unstructured notes into polished blog posts in Xe Iaso's voice. Use when the user provides a brain dump or outline and wants it organized into a cohesive post with Xe's technical, opinionated, and candid tone. Also use when editing or reviewing prose that should match Xe's style.
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  9. Go Table Driven Tests · xe
    Write Go table-driven tests following Go community best practices and this repository's conventions. Use when writing or refactoring Go tests, especially when you notice repeated test patterns or copy-pasted test code.
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  10. Blogpost Creator · xe bundle
    Create new blogposts from a template or linkposts using the hydrate command.
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  11. Safe File Reader · xe
    Read files without making changes. Use when you need read-only file access.
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  12. AI Writing Tropes · xe bundle
    AI Writing Tropes to Avoid
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  13. Neon Postgres Branches · xe
    Choose and create the right Neon branch type for testing and development. Use when users ask about Neon branching, migration testing with real data, isolated test environments, schema-only branch workflows for sensitive data, or branch creation via Neon CLI or Neon MCP. Triggers include "Neon branch", "test migrations safely", "branch production data", "schema-only branch", "reset branch" and "sensitive data testing".
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  14. SEO Aeo Best Practices · xe bundle
    SEO and AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) best practices including EEAT principles, structured data, and technical SEO. Use when implementing metadata, sitemaps, structured data, or optimizing content for search engines and AI assistants.
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  15. Writing Clearly And Concisely · xe bundle
    Apply Strunk's timeless writing rules to ANY prose humans will read—documentation, commit messages, error messages, explanations, reports, or UI text. Makes your writing clearer, stronger, and more professional.
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  16. No Way To Prevent This Memory Safety · xe
    Use when asked to generate a "no way to prevent this" / no-way-to-prevent-this satire post for a memory-safety CVE (out-of-bounds write/read, buffer/heap overflow, use-after-free, integer overflow) in a C or C++ project, given a CVE number or NVD link.
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