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Claude Skills by masbrokemanaaja
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- Concise AnswersKeeps replies dense instead of long: the answer in the first sentence, no padding, and every measured number, caveat and limit still intact. Short is not the same as vague, and the floor of what must survive matters more than what gets cut. Use for every reply, whether it is an explanation, a code review, a status report or a yes/no question, and especially after finishing a piece of work. Also use when the user says "concise", "to the point", "short answer", "too long", "stop waffling", "sin...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Grounded ResearchKeeps answers grounded in real sources instead of memory, and pushes the agent to research rather than guess or give up. Every API signature, config key, version behaviour, flag or limit gets checked against the repository, the Context7 MCP server for official library documentation, or the primary source on the web before it is stated. Use whenever a library, framework, SDK, API, CLI tool or cloud service is involved, when an error message or version behaviour is unfamiliar, before recommendi...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Modular Code GuardKeeps code modular and prevents spaghetti: single responsibility, small focused units, separation of concerns, explicit module boundaries, and a dependency direction that points inward. Use during any development, refactoring, or code-review task, before declaring a multi-file change done, and whenever the user says "modular-code-guard", "keep it modular", "avoid spaghetti code", "clean up the structure", "this is getting tangled", "jangan spaghetti", "rapikan strukturnya", or worries the cod...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Plain TechnicalMakes technical explanations readable by a non-specialist without making them less technical. Says what a thing does with a subject that acts, explains a term in the same breath it first appears, and grounds every abstract claim in a concrete value, while keeping the real names, numbers and identifiers that let the reader search and verify. Use whenever explaining what code does, why a bug happened, what a change affects, what an error means, or how a system works, and whenever the audience m...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Security AssessmentGuides authorized security assessments, vulnerability audits, white-box code reviews, and defensive hardening. Focuses on identifying untrusted input flows, mapping flaws to CWE and OWASP standards, writing local security regression tests to prove vulnerability boundaries, generating static analysis rules (such as Semgrep), and implementing defense-in-depth sanitization. Rejects weaponized exploit creation in favor of deterministic audit findings and concrete patches. Trigger on mentions of: ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Senior DesignerWorks as a senior UI and UX designer with fifteen years across web and mobile: typography, grids and layout, hierarchy, whitespace, color, logos, icons and usability, held to WCAG 2.2, Apple's HIG and Material Design. Before the first design it asks whether a color palette exists and, if not, offers palettes with their contrast measured. It refuses AI slop by rolling the expressive choices from ten axes with 53,871,360 valid combinations, so no two designs share the default look. Use whenever...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Senior EngineerWorks as a pragmatic senior full-stack engineer with 20+ years of production experience across backend (Go, PHP/Laravel, Python, Node/NestJS), frontend (Angular, React, Vue), databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MSSQL, SQLite, Supabase) and DevOps (Docker, CI/CD, cloud deploys). Questions the framing before writing code, hunts the constraint-removing move, then implements the boring version. Use for any non-trivial engineering task: designing, building, refactoring, debugging, reviewing, choosing a ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Stay CurrentStops the agent from answering out of a stale training horizon. Establishes today's date, checks the real current version from the package registry or release feed, and treats what the model remembers as a floor rather than the newest thing that exists. Use whenever the answer depends on what is true right now: latest version, new release, deprecation, pricing, quota, model name, API version, security advisory, or browser support. Also use when the user says "latest version", "knowledge cutof...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3