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invox-mobile-e2e-detox

ATXINVOX

End-to-end UI tests for INVOX mobile—Detox with Jest, iOS/Android build commands, FSD-style e2e folder layout, testIDs, and emulator prerequisites. Use when adding flows under invox-mobile/invox/e2e or fixing Detox flakiness.

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invox-vision-breakdown

ATXINVOX

Transforms a product vision, feature idea, or epic description into structured JIRA epics and user stories for ATX Invox—maps to known personas, domains, and phases, estimates story points, and creates issues in JIRA via MCP. Use when a product owner or developer has a vision or feature idea that needs to be broken into actionable backlog items.

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secure-server

aviflombaum

Use this skill when a user asks to "secure server", "harden server", "server hardening", "setup server security", or needs configuration help for fail2ban, UFW, auditd, rkhunter, unattended-upgrades, or security alerting on Ubuntu servers.

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create-beads-orchestration

AvivK5498

Bootstrap lean multi-agent orchestration with beads task tracking. Use for projects needing agent delegation without heavy MCP overhead.

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test-driven-development

axiomantic

Use when the user explicitly requests test-driven development, says 'TDD', 'write tests first', 'red green refactor', 'test-first', or 'start with the test'. Also invoked as a sub-skill by implementing-features and executing-plans for each implementation task. NOT a replacement for implementing-features for full feature work.

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hermes-agent-skill-authoring

azmiariffaris

Author in-repo SKILL.md: frontmatter, validator, structure.

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triage-expert

b0ydeptraj

Use when the request requires focused Triage Expert implementation, debugging, or review guidance in the active lane.

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sc4sap:analyze-code

babamba2

ABAP code analysis — read via MCP, analyze with sap-code-reviewer, suggest improvements

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sc4sap:create-program

babamba2

Create ABAP programs (Report/CRUD/ALV/Batch) with Main+Include structure, OOP or Procedural, and full agent-driven coding/QA pipeline

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performance-tuning

BagelHole

Optimize Linux system performance. Configure kernel parameters, analyze bottlenecks, and tune resources. Use when improving system performance.

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openplan-handoff

BANANASJIM

Create a minimal OpenPlan-style handoff snapshot for cross-agent or cross-session continuity. Use when work must move between Codex, Claude Code, subagents, reviewers, auto/YOLO runs, or compacted sessions while preserving minimal context, human decisions, dual-surface state, evidence, blockers, next safe action, and residual risk. This skill creates handoff artifacts; it does not approve or continue the work itself.

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ens-primary-name

BankrBot

Set your primary ENS name on Base and other L2s. Use when user wants to set their ENS name, configure reverse resolution, set primary name, or make their address resolve to an ENS name. Supports Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Ethereum mainnet.

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validating-api-contracts

BbgnsurfTech

Validate API contracts using consumer-driven contract testing (Pact, Spring Cloud Contract). Use when performing specialized testing. Trigger with phrases like "validate API contract", "run contract tests", or "check consumer contracts".

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generating-grpc-services

BbgnsurfTech

Generate gRPC service definitions, stubs, and implementations from Protocol Buffers. Use when creating high-performance gRPC services. Trigger with phrases like "generate gRPC service", "create gRPC API", or "build gRPC server".

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s-qa-only

bdarbaz

Report-only browser QA - same analysis as /s:qa but no fixes applied, output only

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document

BEARLY-HODLING

Document canvas for displaying and editing markdown content. Use when showing documents, emails, or when users need to select text for editing.

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transaction-protocol-reasoning

benchflow-ai

Teaches how to reason from a transaction protocol’s rules to a working model. Use when analyzing a concurrency-control paper, spec, or algorithm to identify state, metadata, invariants, operation rules, examples, counterexamples, guarantees, false aborts, unsafe commits, or tradeoffs before inspecting concrete traces.

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code-commit-workflow

bendourthe

Implement a proper Git commit workflow using Conventional Commits, atomic changes, and meaningful messages. Use this when committing changes, preparing pull requests, or establishing team commit standards.

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context-optimization

bendourthe

Optimize AI coding session context window usage by compressing command output, minimizing verbose logs, and avoiding context bloat. Use when sessions are hitting token limits, commands produce excessive output, you want to maximize effective session length, or you notice the context window filling up quickly. Covers rtk proxy setup for Claude Code and prompt-level output reduction for Gemini, Codex, and Copilot.

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event-driven-architecture

bendourthe

Event-driven architecture patterns including event sourcing, CQRS, message brokers, and event schema design. Use when designing asynchronous systems, implementing event stores, or choosing messaging infrastructure.

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init-python-project

bendourthe

Initialize a complete Python project with a standard structure, pyproject.toml, a testing framework, and documentation. Use this when starting a new Python project or creating CLI tools, web APIs, libraries, or data-science projects.

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gitea-wiki

beshkenadze

Manage Gitea wiki pages. Use when working with wiki content, creating documentation, or updating wiki pages.

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free-geocoding-and-maps

besoeasy

Geocode addresses and get map data using free OpenStreetMap Nominatim API. Use when: (1) Converting addresses to coordinates, (2) Reverse geocoding coordinates to addresses, (3) Location-based features, or (4) Validating addresses.

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read-file

betofilippi

Read any data file (CSV, JSON, Parquet, Avro, Excel, spatial, SQLite) or remote URL (S3, HTTPS). Use when user references a data file, asks "what's in this file", or wants to preview/profile a dataset. Not for source code.

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