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- Bobby PlanPlanning Skill: Handles epic breakdown and ticket refinement. Creates plan.md and test-cases.md. MANDATORY TRIGGERS: plan, refine, brainstorm, break down, epic, spec, requirements, scope, estimate, plan ticket.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 6
- Bobby LocalLocal Dev Skill: Sets up and manages local development environments by profile name. MANDATORY TRIGGERS: setup, local dev, start the app, set up my local env, dev environment, docker compose issues, port conflicts, container problems, dev server won't start, fresh setup, environment variables, migration errors, npm install problems, health checks, daily startup, rebuild docker, check if everything is running.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 6
- Bobby FeatureFeature Skill: Works an entire epic — gathers child tickets, plans them holistically as a group, then processes each through build → review → test on a single feature branch. Catches integration issues between tickets and verifies everything works together. MANDATORY TRIGGERS: feature, work feature, run feature, epic, work epic, implement feature, feature workflow.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 6
- Bobby DesignDesign Lead Skill: Creates visual design from scratch — landing pages, websites, marketing pages, app UI, visual identity, redesigns. Runs a real design process (brief → reference remix → style tiles → tokens → build → critique) so the result looks intentional and specific, not AI-generated. MANDATORY TRIGGERS: design a site, design a page, build a landing page, make a website, homepage, marketing page, redesign, visual identity, branding, art direction, moodboard, style tile, design system, ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 6
- Bobby BuildBuild Skill: Implements tickets using TDD methodology. Commits code to the current branch. MANDATORY TRIGGERS: build, implement, code, develop, work ticket, TDD, red green refactor, fix bug, write code.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 6
- Genaicode EmbedEmbed genaicode in a project so its developers chat with their own coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Copilot...) from inside the running app, and optionally let the agent use the app itself (play a game, click through a flow). Use when asked to add genaicode, its Vite overlay, a dev agent panel, an in-app agent drawer (genaicode/app-agent), or an agent panel in a desktop app, a game engine editor (Godot, Unity...) or a non-JavaScript app (genaicode acp).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 51
- Test<!-- ref: test/SKILL.md loaded-by: agent — not a registered skill; cat directly when a test step is needed prereq: Project identified. Do not invoke this file directly — it is catted directly by agents as a de-registered utility. --> > `<skill-dir>` = the directory you just catted this file from (this utility is not a registered skill, so no "Base directory" line is printed) — substitute that absolute path; it is **not** a shell variable. `cat "<skill-dir>/implementation.md"` Follow the loade...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- StandardsUse when reviewing code quality, naming conventions, validation patterns, drift, or full-stack type contracts in a templateCentral project.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- ScaffoldUse when creating a new FastAPI, NestJS, Next.js, or Vite+React project from scratch.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- Review<!-- ref: review/SKILL.md loaded-by: agent — not a registered skill; cat directly when a review or update step is needed prereq: Project identified. Do not invoke this file directly — it is catted directly by agents as a de-registered utility. --> **Identify the operation:** - **Review**: analyse code quality, flag issues → `review/implementation.md` - **Update**: bump dependencies to latest patch/minor, roll back failures, report major bumps → `update/implementation.md` **Cat the reference f...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- MigrateUse when adopting or upgrading a project, switching its DB access layer, or extracting a Next.js backend — FastAPI, NestJS, Next.js, Vite + React.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- Cleanup<!-- ref: cleanup/SKILL.md loaded-by: agent — not a registered skill; cat directly when a cleanup step is needed prereq: Project identified. Do not invoke this file directly — it is catted directly by agents as a de-registered utility. --> **Identify the operation:** - **Remove example code**: `remove-example/implementation.md` - **Task management**: `task-management/implementation.md` **Cat the reference file:** > `<skill-dir>` = the directory you just catted this file from (this utility is ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- Build<!-- ref: build/SKILL.md loaded-by: agent — not a registered skill; cat directly when a build step is needed prereq: Project identified. Do not invoke this file directly — it is catted directly by agents as a de-registered utility. --> > `<skill-dir>` = the directory you just catted this file from (this utility is not a registered skill, so no "Base directory" line is printed) — substitute that absolute path; it is **not** a shell variable. `cat "<skill-dir>/implementation.md"` Follow the loa...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- AddUse when adding any capability to a FastAPI, NestJS, Next.js, or Vite+React project — auth, database, tests, components, logging, and more.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- Tc Write SkillUse when writing or modifying files under skills/ — walks through CONVENTIONS.md authoring checklist. Repo-internal contributor skill.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- Tc AuditUse when auditing the templateCentral plugin repo itself — ecosystem accuracy, conventions, harness. Repo-internal contributor skill.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 4
- Visualizing CodebasesUse when asked to map, visualize or diagram a codebase — which services, modules, APIs, events and databases it has and how they connect, how data moves between methods, or to refresh a code map after new commits. Covers code-map.json, incremental rescans, deployables vs shared libraries, call matching between services, side effects, pinned traces and examples. Keywords: code map, architecture map, service graph, lineage, viz-code.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- DevRun the RTK-efficient Issue-to-PR development SOP through Claude-native or Traycer execution, with recovery state, isolated ownership, QA, review, and retro gates. Use only when the user explicitly asks for the dev skill or for the full Issue-to-PR workflow, including after plan approval and before implementation begins; do not use it for ordinary coding, debugging, refactoring, or review requests.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Side BrowserUse the browser pane beside this conversation (terminal-browser in herdr) to check a front change end to end against the local dev server, on mobile, tablet and desktop sizes, reproduce a bug on a page, read the page the person is looking at, or prepare a review on GitHub for the person to submit. Use it whenever a task needs a real browser and this session runs in herdr; it falls back to Claude in Chrome when terminal-browser is missing or the person set E2E tests to run in Chrome.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- task-etaTime estimates for Claude Code tasks, learned from the user's own past sessions on this machine ("Claude Time is relative (to you)"). Use when the user asks how long a task will take or took, wants a report of their task times, asks how accurate past estimates were, wants the timing history rebuilt, or wants to install, set up, check or remove task-eta or its TaskETA menu bar widget. The ⏱ line at the start of each task comes from the hooks, not from this skill.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- StarwaveUse when the user asks what is trending, emerging, or blowing up on GitHub right now, which new ecosystems or waves are forming, or wants a daily or weekly GitHub breakout digest.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Happy OtaPublishes or rolls back a happy-app OTA update (JS only) through our own update server — checks which installed builds the update can reach, confirms one plan, publishes with `yarn ota`, then tells the user how to verify on the phone. Command-only — invoked via /happy-ota.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 61
- Happy Next ReleaseCuts a happy-next release — audits changes, recommends which of CLI, GitHub Release, Docker, iOS App Store and an app OTA update to publish, confirms one release plan, then runs it end to end. Command-only — invoked via /happy-next-release.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 61
- Happy Ios BuildBuilds a happy-app iOS IPA on the Mac mini and drops it into appdown for OTA install — 正式版 (production, Ad Hoc, receives production push, with the Apple Watch app) or 开发版 (HappyNextdev Debug dev client). Pushes the current commit to origin/dev first. Use when the user asks to build/package an iOS 正式版 or 开发版 for testing on their phone.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 61