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Claude Skills by rjmurillo
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- Session- **Date**: 2025-12-24 - **Branch**: main - **Starting Commit**: TBD - **Objective**: Generate atomic skill about pre-commit hook requirements and protocol complianceVotes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- SkillForgeIntelligent skill router and creator. Analyzes ANY input to recommend existing skills, improve them, or create new ones. Uses deep iterative analysis with 11 thinking models, regression questioning, evolution lens, and multi-agent synthesis panel. Phase 0 triage ensures you never duplicate existing functionality. Use when you say \"create a skill\", \"do I have a skill for\", \"which skill should I use\", \"improve the X skill\", or \"SkillForge: {goal}\". Do NOT use to create a slash command...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Adr ReviewMulti-agent debate orchestration for Architecture Decision Records. Automatically triggers on ADR create/edit/delete. Coordinates architect, critic, independent-thinker, security, analyst, and high-level-advisor agents in structured debate rounds until consensus. Use when you say "review this ADR", when an ADR is created/edited/deleted, or when reviewing, accepting, or updating a decision file under .project-toolkit/architecture/, docs/architecture/, docs/decisions/, docs/adr/, or architectur...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- AnalyzeSystematic multi-step codebase analysis producing prioritized findings with file-line evidence. Covers architecture reviews, security assessments, and code quality evaluations through guided exploration, investigation planning, and synthesis. Use when you say "analyze this codebase", "run security assessment", "architecture review of this system", "find code smells", or "review code quality" across multiple files. Do NOT use for single-file maintainability scoring (use code-qualities-assessme...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Chaos ExperimentDesign and document chaos engineering experiments. Guide steady state baseline, hypothesis formation, failure injection plans, and results analysis. Use when you say "design a chaos experiment", "plan a game day", "failure injection", "test resilience", or "chaos engineering". Do NOT use for security threat analysis (use threat-modeling) or pre-launch project risk identification (use pre-mortem).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Codeql ScanExecute CodeQL security scans with language detection, database caching, and SARIF output. Use when performing static security analysis on Python or GitHub Actions code.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Curating MemoriesMaintain Serena memory files in place. Mark superseded content, keep current truth visible inline, and run the supersession sweep that proposes a disposition per file without editing it. Use when you say "how do I mark a memory obsolete", "how do I supersede a memory", or "run the supersession sweep". Do NOT use for merging or deleting Serena files or tidying Serena indexes; use memory-consolidate.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Cynefin ClassifierClassify problems into Cynefin Framework domains (Clear, Complicated, Complex, Chaotic, Confusion) and recommend appropriate response strategies. Use when unsure how to approach a problem, facing analysis paralysis, or needing to choose between expert analysis and experimentation.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Decision CriticStructured decision critic that systematically stress-tests reasoning before commitment surfacing hidden assumptions verifying claims and generating adversarial perspectives to improve decision quality. Do NOT use to surface failure risks pre-launch (use pre-mortem) or to probe why a constraint exists (use chestertons-fence).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Exploring Knowledge GraphGuidance for deep knowledge graph traversal across memories, entities, and relationships. Use when needing comprehensive context before planning, investigating connections between concepts, or answering "what do you know about X" questions.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Fix Markdown FencesRepair malformed markdown code fence closings. Use when you say "fix markdown fences", "repair code block closings", "markdown rendering broken", "code blocks bleeding into content", or "validate markdown code blocks" on any .md file. Do NOT use for documentation accuracy checks or verifying code examples (use doc-accuracy).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Git Advanced WorkflowsAdvanced Git workflows including rebasing, cherry-picking, bisect, worktrees, and reflog. Use when managing complex Git histories, collaborating on feature branches, or recovering from repository issues. Use when you say "rebase my branch", "cherry-pick a commit", "find the breaking commit", "recover lost commits", or "triage stale worktrees".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Github Url InterceptBLOCKING INTERCEPT: When ANY github.com URL appears in user input, STOP and use this skill. Never fetch GitHub HTML pages directly - they are 5-10MB and will exhaust your context window. This skill routes URLs to efficient API calls (1-50KB). Triggers on: gist.github.com, gist.githubusercontent.com, pull/, issues/, blob/, tree/, commit/, compare/. Use when you paste a GitHub URL, say \"analyze this PR\", \"look at this issue\", or \"what does this commit do\". Do NOT use for creating PRs, pos...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- GithubExecute GitHub operations (PRs, issues, milestones, labels, comments, merges) using Python scripts with structured output and error handling. Use when working with pull requests, issues, review comments, CI checks, or milestones instead of raw gh. Use when you say "create a PR", "add label to issue", or "check CI status". Do NOT use to read a pasted github.com URL (use github-url-intercept).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Memory DocumentaryGenerate evidence-based documentary reports by searching across all 3Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Memory EnhancementManage memory citations, verify code references, and track confidence scores. Use when adding citations to memories, checking memory health, or verifying code references are still valid. Use when you say "add a citation", "verify this memory's code refs", "check memory health". Do NOT use for searching or creating memories (use memory) or for documentary reports (use memory-documentary).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- MemoryThin router for the tiered memory system. Points callers at theVotes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Merge ResolverResolve merge conflicts by analyzing git history and commit intent. Handles PR conflicts, branch conflicts, and session file conflicts with automated resolution for known patterns. Use when you say "resolve merge conflicts", "fix conflicts on this branch", "PR has conflicts with main", "can't merge due to conflicts", or "resolve PR conflicts". Do NOT use for rebasing, cherry-picking, or complex history rewrites (use git-advanced-workflows).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- MetricsCollect agent usage metrics from git history and generate health reports. Use when measuring agent adoption, reviewing system health, or producing periodic dashboards. Collects Invocation Rate, Coverage, Infrastructure Review, and Usage Distribution. Use when you say "collect agent metrics", "generate metrics dashboard", or "weekly metrics report".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- PlannerScript-guided plan-and-execute workflow run one numbered step at a time. planner.py drafts a plan through forced reflection pauses, then runs a technical-writer and quality-reviewer review of the plan file; executor.py delegates each milestone of an approved plan file to specialized agents and, on resume, reconciles the file against completed work. Use when you say "run the planner workflow", "review the plan file at plans/X.md", "execute the plan at plans/X.md", "pick up where the plan left ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Pr Comment ResponderPR review coordinator who gathers comment context, acknowledges everyVotes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Pre MortemGuide prospective hindsight analysis to identify project risks before failure occurs. Teams imagine the project has failed spectacularly, then work backward to identify causes. Increases risk identification by 30% compared to traditional planning. Use when you say "run a pre-mortem on", "what could cause this to fail", "identify project risks", or "what could go wrong with". Do NOT use to stress-test a single decision's reasoning (use decision-critic).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Programming AdvisorEvaluate existing solutions (libraries, SaaS, open source) AND internal prior-art before custom development to avoid reinventing the wheel. Use when considering building new features, asking "should I build or use existing", "do we already have this", "is there existing code for X in this repo", "is there a library for this", or need build vs buy cost analysis with token estimates. Checks internal reuse (leverage/extend) before external. Do NOT use for strategic multi-option TCO (use buy-vs-b...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Prompt EngineerOptimize system prompts for Claude Code agents using proven prompt engineering patterns. Use when users request prompt improvement, optimization, or refinement for agent workflows, tool instructions, or system behaviors. Use when you say "optimize this prompt", "improve this system prompt", or "review my agent prompt".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- ReflectCRITICAL learning capture. Extracts HIGH/MED/LOW confidence patterns from conversations to prevent repeating mistakes and preserve what works. Use PROACTIVELY after user corrections ("no", "wrong"), after praise ("perfect", "exactly"), when discovering edge cases, or when skills are heavily used. Without reflection, valuable learnings are LOST forever. Acts as continuous improvement engine for all skills. Invoke EARLY and OFTEN - every correction is a learning opportunity.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Security DetectionDetect infrastructure and security-critical file changes to trigger security agent review recommendations ensuring proper security oversight for sensitive modifications. Use when you ask "did I touch security-critical files", "should the security agent review this". Detection only. Do NOT use to scan source for injection patterns (use security-scan).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- SlashcommandcreatorAutonomous meta-skill for creating high-quality custom slash commands using 5-phase workflow with multi-agent validation and quality gates. Use when user requests new slash command, reusable prompt automation, or wants to convert repetitive workflows into documented commands.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Slo DesignerDesign Service Level Objectives (SLOs) with SLIs, targets, alerting thresholds, and error budget calculations following Google SRE best practices. Use when defining reliability targets, designing SLOs, calculating error budgets, or establishing service level indicators.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Steering MatcherMatch file paths against steering file glob patterns to determine applicable steering guidance. Use when you say "match steering for these files", "which steering applies to this task", or "inject steering context". Use when orchestrator needs to inject context-aware guidance based on files being modified. Do NOT use for reading steering files directly when the applicable file is already known; read the file manually instead.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Threat ModelingStructured security analysis using OWASP Four-Question Framework and STRIDE methodology. Generates threat matrices with risk ratings, mitigations, and prioritization. Use for attack surface analysis, security architecture review, or when asking what can go wrong. Do NOT use for per-change diff or snippet risk review; use security-review instead.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Using Serena SymbolsGuidance for using Serena's LSP-powered symbol analysis. Use when you say "how do I find a symbol", "trace references for this method", "explore this file's structure", or when grep/text search would be imprecise. Do NOT use for memory guidance (use memory).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Stuck DetectionDetect agent conversation loops via topic-signature similarity and emit a self-reflection nudge. Use as an orchestrator guard against repetitive responses and token-burning loops. Use when you say "check stuck loop", "detect repetition", "agent looping", or "reset stuck history". Do NOT use for semantic similarity checks or multi-turn intent tracking; use a richer evaluation tool for those.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Style EnforcementValidate code against style rules from .editorconfig, StyleCop.json, and Directory.Build.props. Use when you say "check style compliance", "validate editorconfig rules", "run style enforcement", "check naming conventions", or "validate line endings". Detects line ending violations, naming convention issues, indentation problems, and charset mismatches across C#, Python, PowerShell, and JavaScript. Do NOT use for taste/style invariants like file size or structured logging (use taste-lints).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Taste LintsUse when you say `run taste lints`, `check file size`, or `lint taste invariants`. Custom lints with agent-readable remediation instructions for file size, naming conventions, structured logging, and complexity.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Validation AuthorityTreat upstream validators as authoritative. Align local config to them. Use when validation fails unexpectedly, before modifying validator behavior, or when tempted to change upstream tool code.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Windows Image UpdaterAutomates Windows container image migration for OneBranch pipelines. Bumps AdoPipelineGeneration package, regenerates pipeline configs via ConfigGen, and verifies old image reference is removed. Use for LTSC2019 to LTSC2022 migration, container image updates, OneBranch pipeline image upgrades.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Work Operating ModelRun a 5-layer interview to elicit how a team actually works (rhythms, decisions, dependencies, institutional knowledge, friction) and emit a structured operating model. Use when you say \"elicit operating model\", \"interview team operating model\", \"how does this team actually work\", or \"validate operating model\". Do NOT use for code analysis (use the analyst agent), external audience narratives (use the explainer agent), or retrospectives (use the retrospective agent).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- World Model DiagnosticTwenty-minute diagnostic mapping a team to a world-model paradigm (vector DB, structured ontology, signal-fidelity). Use when you say "run the world model diagnostic", "audit our world model", "which world model architecture fits us", or "audit where we automate judgment". Use for AI readiness assessments and boundary-layer audits where automated judgment is safe. Do NOT use for mapping team operating rhythms or decision flows; use work-operating-model instead.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Testing- **Tests**: 30/30 passed - **Execution Time**: 27.38s - **Framework**: Pester 5.7.1Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Adr GeneratorCreate comprehensive Architectural Decision Records (ADRs). Researches the destination directory to detect existing template conventions, gathers context, determines next ADR number, generates the ADR, validates completeness, and saves. Supports multiple ADR formats (MADR, Nygard, Alexandrian, project canonical). Use when documenting technical decisions, creating new ADR files, or capturing rationale so future readers can revisit a choice. Use when you say "write an ADR", "document this decis...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Analysis ProvenanceIdentify code ownership before modifying validators or linters. Checks file headers for provenance indicators, reviews documentation, and determines provenance as UPSTREAM, LOCAL, VENDOR, or UNKNOWN. Prevents accidental modification of upstream tools.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- BuildImplement a planned change in thin vertical slices, test-first, with atomic commits and four mandatory exit gates. Use when you say `build this`, `implement this slice`, or `write the code for this task`, and run it after plan. Do NOT use to decide what to build (use spec) or to sequence the work (use plan), and do NOT use to review a finished diff (use review).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Buy Vs Build FrameworkStrategic framework for evaluating build, buy, partner, or defer decisions with four-phase process, tiered TCO analysis, and integration with decision quality tools. Use for strategic build/buy/partner/defer with TCO. Do NOT use for "is there an existing library for this" (use programming-advisor).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Chestertons FenceInvestigate historical context of existing code, patterns, or constraints before proposing changes. Automates git archaeology, PR/ADR search, and dependency analysis to prevent removing structures without understanding their purpose. Use when you ask "why does this code/constraint exist", "is it safe to remove this". Do NOT use for forward-risk analysis (use pre-mortem).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Code Qualities AssessmentAssess maintainability of code through 5 foundational qualities (cohesion, coupling, encapsulation, testability, non-redundancy) with quantifiable scoring rubrics. assess.py scores source code only; rules, skills, and agents are assessed manually against the same qualities per references/executable-nl-artifacts.md. Works at method/class/module levels across multiple languages. Produces markdown reports with remediation guidance. Use when you ask to "assess maintainability", "score cohesion/co...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Codebase DocumenterScaffold project documentation (README, ARCHITECTURE, API, CODE_COMMENTS) from templates with documented standards. Use when bootstrapping docs for a new or under-documented codebase.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Context GatherGather comprehensive context from Serena memory, Context7 docs, DeepWiki, and web sources before planning or implementation. Searches across all knowledge tiers and returns a focused summary with a parseable CONTEXT_LOADED marker for downstream skip detection. Use when you say "gather context before planning", "what do we know before I start". Do NOT use for compressing or placing skill text (use context-optimizer).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Context Hub SetupCheck the Serena and Context7 plugin prerequisites and report what is missing, with the install command for each. Use when you say `set up context hub`, `check my plugin prerequisites`, or `troubleshoot MCP connectivity`. Do NOT use to actually gather context for a task (use context-gather), and do NOT use to search memory (use memory-search).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Context OptimizerAnalyze skill content for optimal placement (Skill vs Passive Context vs Hybrid), compress markdown to pipe-delimited format, and validate compliance against the decision framework. Passive context wins for what the model cannot know (post-cutoff APIs, repo gotchas); pre-trained knowledge belongs in progressive disclosure. Use for "analyze skill placement", "compress markdown", "optimize context", "extract and index", or "audit always-on rules". Do NOT use for gathering knowledge before a tas...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47
- Cva AnalysisSystematic abstraction discovery using Commonality Variability Analysis. Build matrix of what varies vs what's constant, then let patterns emerge. Prevents wrong abstractions by deferring pattern selection until requirements are analyzed. Use when facing multiple similar requirements and need to discover natural abstractions.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 47