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N LayoutALayout component for building page structures with header, content, footer, and sider. Invoke when user needs to implement page layouts, sidebars, or application structure in Naive UI.documentationshellvueVotes: 0GitHub stars: 8
N Input NumberAA numeric input component with step controls, formatting, validation, and min/max constraintsdocumentationvueapiVotes: 0GitHub stars: 8
N AnchorAAnchor component for navigation and table of contents. Invoke when user needs to implement anchor navigation, table of contents, or scroll-based navigation highlighting in Naive UI.documentationvueapiVotes: 0GitHub stars: 8
Research PhaseAResearch how to implement a phase (standalone - usually use /gsd:plan-phase instead)documentationgobashVotes: 0GitHub stars: 90
Research PhaseAResearch how to implement a phase (standalone - usually use /bm:plan-phase instead)documentationgobashVotes: 0GitHub stars: 90
ResearchAUse when you need to research, analyze, and plan technical solutions that are scalable, secure, and maintainable.documentationgitapiVotes: 0GitHub stars: 3
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PreviewACreate presentations and slide decks (Marp, reveal.js, Quarto) from markdown or notebooksdocumentationpythonrustVotes: 0GitHub stars: 3
Claude MdAUse when the user needs to CREATE, VERIFY, ANALYZE, or REFACTOR a CLAUDE.md file (the project-instructions file Claude Code loads every session). Triggers on "/ck:claude-md", "write CLAUDE.md", "audit CLAUDE.md", "verify CLAUDE.md", "CLAUDE.md too long", "slim down CLAUDE.md", "clean up CLAUDE.md", "which section costs tokens", "CLAUDE.md token cost", "optimize CLAUDE.md". Covers structure standard, token budget, verify checklist (broken refs, phantom commands, duplication, staleness), per-se...documentationgobashVotes: 0GitHub stars: 3
Stale LinkerAAudits documentation links. Do NOT use for diagram formatting (clean-skill).documentationgodocumentationVotes: 0GitHub stars: 4
Skill Deprecation PlannerAPlan the safe retirement of a library skill — the lifecycle end. Establishes the trigger (superseded with a coverage diff, absorbed as an extension, evidence-backed disuse, defect), runs the reverse-link sweep (every neighbor description, trigger-eval, catalog/README row, or agent definition naming the skill gets a disposition), then stages the exit — mark (successor named), redirect for a grace window, remove (registration rows moved to a retired record, never silently deleted) — each stage ...documentationrustgoVotes: 0GitHub stars: 4
Readme CraftsmanACraft or overhaul a README so a newcomer can understand, evaluate, and start using a project in minutes — the above-the-fold what/why/who in the first screen, a quickstart that actually runs, install and minimal usage, and links OUT to deeper docs (the README is the entry point, not the manual). Orders by reader need, resists dumping the whole manual inline, and keeps it maintainable. Use when writing or overhauling a README, when a project's front door does not explain what it is or how to s...documentationrustgoVotes: 0GitHub stars: 4
Product Spec WriterAWrite a product specification for a feature — the problem and the user/job it serves, goals and explicit non-goals, scenarios and key flows, functional requirements with TESTABLE acceptance criteria, edge-case behavior, dependencies, rollout intent and success metrics, and open questions. Captures WHAT to build and WHY from the user''s perspective, at a level engineering and design can act on. Use when requirements are understood and need to become a spec, when writing a PRD/feature spec, or ...documentationgorailsVotes: 0GitHub stars: 4
Onboarding Doc DesignerADesign ONBOARDING documentation for someone JOINING a team/codebase — the first-day and first-week path, verified environment setup, an architecture/orientation tour (the mental model, not every detail), how-we-work (processes, tools, comms, rituals), key concepts and a glossary, a who-owns-what/who-to-ask map, a real first-task that produces an early win, and a plan to keep onboarding current (the docs that rot fastest). Audience is a new joiner ramping to productivity, not an external contr...documentationgoawsVotes: 0GitHub stars: 4
Docs Retention IndexADesign the numbered retention index governing every workflow/process doc's LIFECYCLE — each doc gets a retention category, a reason-to-keep, a superseded-by pointer, and a cleanup rule, mirrored by per-doc retention frontmatter, so doc retirement becomes an explicit, approvable operation instead of silent rot or hoarding. Runs the reverse-reference sweep before retiring a doc, stages retirement (mark → redirect → remove) with human approval for deletion, and keeps the index the source of trut...documentationgoapiVotes: 0GitHub stars: 4
Docs First ImplementerAMANUAL-ONLY; never auto-invoke. Implement against frameworks, libraries, or external services by first identifying the EXACT versions installed in this repo and reading the matching documentation — official docs, local node_modules/vendored docs, changelogs — before writing any code. Summarizes only the syntax relevant to the task, implements, then verifies with the project's tests/build/lint. States uncertainty explicitly when docs for the pinned version are unavailable instead of guessing f...documentationrustgoVotes: 0GitHub stars: 4
Docs As Code ArchitectADesign the docs-as-code TOOLCHAIN and pipeline — docs living in the repo beside the code, the format and static-site generator, the build/preview/deploy pipeline, versioning docs with the code they describe, review via pull requests, link-checking and prose/style linting in CI, testing that code samples actually run, search, and the docs contribution workflow. This is the ENGINEERING of documentation — the infrastructure that keeps docs building, published, and honest — not their content or o...documentationgotestingVotes: 0GitHub stars: 4
Diataxis Doc OrganizerAOrganize a documentation SET using the Diátaxis framework — sort content into the four modes (tutorials for learning, how-to guides for tasks, reference for information, explanation for understanding), diagnose what each existing doc actually IS versus what it claims to be (the common rot: a "tutorial" that is really reference, a how-to bloated with explanation), place each piece in the right quadrant, structure the doc tree accordingly, and set the maintenance discipline that keeps the modes...documentationrustgoVotes: 0GitHub stars: 4
Context Co Update Ci GateADesign the CI gate that FAILS any PR touching "important" paths without a matching context-map/notes update, plus the update protocol that keeps the map honest: every update stamps date + commit SHA scanned, status moves only on cited evidence, and an unresolved risk note is never deleted — only replaced by proof. Deliverables: important-paths list, co-update rule with a declared (never silent) no-change-needed escape hatch, check logic + failure message, protocol doc. The WRITE-BACK half of ...documentationgogitVotes: 0GitHub stars: 4
Api Doc Generator DesignerADesign generated application programming interface (API) reference documentation from a verified schema or code source, with a check that the source matches the implementation. Split exhaustive generated reference from authored guides and examples; enrich the source, choose a generation toolchain, and version the reference with the API. Use when API docs drift or a reference generator is needed. Do NOT use to design the API contract (api-event-architect), the general docs pipeline (docs-as-co...documentationgoapiVotes: 0GitHub stars: 4
Adr SequencerAManage a CORPUS of Architecture Decision Records over time — the longitudinal discipline atop adr-writer (which authors ONE ADR): numbering and the ADR index/log, the status lifecycle (proposed → accepted → deprecated → superseded), bidirectional superseding links so a new decision points at the one it replaces and vice versa, detecting and resolving contradictions between ADRs, deciding when a change is a NEW ADR vs an amendment, and keeping the decision history navigable and trustworthy as ...documentationrustgoVotes: 0GitHub stars: 4
TemplateATEMPLATE ONLY — not a real skill and never invoked. Copy this directory to .claude/skills/<your-skill-name>/, rename it, set `name` to match the new directory, and rewrite every section against docs/skill-generation-standard.md. Write the real description to the Portability contract: front-load what the skill DOES in the first ~90 characters, keep it ONE strict-YAML-valid line (single-quote it like this one and double internal apostrophes, ''like this''), parsed value under 1024 characters.documentationgoshellVotes: 0GitHub stars: 4
Typescript ExpertAUse when implementing typescript functionality with production-grade patterns and safeguards.documentationtypescriptrefactoringVotes: 0GitHub stars: 3
Text Comparison ValidatorAUse when text comparison changes need rigorous review for correctness, risk, and release readiness.documentationgoVotes: 0GitHub stars: 3
Seo Snippet HunterAUse when seo snippet hunter expertise is needed to unblock implementation decisions.documentationVotes: 0GitHub stars: 3