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Claude Skills by colinhacks
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- Frizz Artifact E2eEnd-to-end verification of a frizz change on a REAL PROMOTED ARTIFACT (not dev source), driven in a real browser. Use this whenever a change could behave differently in a promoted build than in the dev stack — anything touching packaging/bundling, detached daemons (codex app-server, the Claude broker), spawn/exec paths, worker-environment resolution, or "it works on the dev stack but does it ship?" The `frizz-stack` skill runs `startServer({dev:true})` = SOURCE and will pass while the promote...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 25
- Frizz StackBoot a REAL, fully-isolated, disposable Frizz you can poke — `scripts/adhoc-stack.mjs` (own server, sandbox HOME, throwaway port, one or many projects) — and seed real state through its own RPC surface. LOAD THIS BEFORE HAND-ROLLING ANY VERIFICATION HARNESS: the sandbox HOME, real credentials, extra registered projects, the launcher's lock path and every tenant's id/slug are already flags, and rebuilding them by hand costs a boot cycle per mistake. Use it whenever the question is "does this a...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 25
- Gcloud VmProvision, start, reach and use Google Cloud VMs — for any real-OS work the macOS host and Docker cannot do. Above all: REAL WINDOWS, which is the only way to check that Frizz still runs there now that tmux is gone. Invoke whenever you think "I need a Windows box" or "I need a Linux box": you can START the standing `nub-linux`/`nub-win` instances or CREATE a fresh one on demand. Carries the gotchas that each cost a cycle — IPs change on every restart, the SSH user is `nub` with key `~/.ssh/nu...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 25
- Headless BrowserDrive a local page in Chrome and capture it WITHOUT putting a window on the maintainer's screen — `scripts/shot.mjs` (isolated headless puppeteer, screenshot + in-page evaluate + page-error report) as the default, Chrome DevTools MCP when you must genuinely drive rather than photograph, plus the browser process hygiene that keeps concurrent agents from killing each other's runs and the rules for embedding screenshots so Frizz actually renders them. Load this whenever you need to SEE a page — ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 25
- Real Subsystem HarnessVerify backend behavior a browser cannot reach — the broker socket, spawn/exec paths, resume and wake, SQLite migrations, the scheduler, a detached daemon's environment — by writing a small `nub` script that spins the REAL resource and asserts the REAL function, with a negative control that proves the harness can fail. Load this when the thing you changed has no UI, when a unit test would only prove your mock matches your belief, or when a feature SPANS processes and the seam between them is ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 25
- Visual ReviewJudge and dial in the VISUAL correctness of a UI change — vertical alignment of icons beside text, optical centering, spacing balance, occlusion and clipping — by MEASURING glyph ink in the running browser and by critically reading your own screenshots. Invoke (via the Skill tool) before declaring ANY new or changed UI correct, and specifically whenever you place an icon, glyph, emoji, badge, chip, or counter next to text. Pairs with `headless-browser`, which covers how to take the shot; this...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 25
- GhThe gh-CLI playbook for a frizz worker signed into GitHub (invoke as frizz:gh). Load this whenever your effort touches GitHub — reading or triaging an issue or PR, reviewing a diff, checking CI/release status, or searching issues/PRs — to use `gh` eagerly and correctly: the read-vs-write boundary (never comment/label/close/merge unless the human asks), concrete read recipes, and active Monitor/background-Bash CI/PR watches. Only meaningful when you are signed in (`gh auth status --active` exi...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 25