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5301 game-jam gamedev-skills/awesome-gamedev-agent-skills
Game Jam Turn a theme and a fixed deadline into a finished, submitted game. This is a planning and scope-control playbook, not engine code: the win condition is something submitted and playable , not the game you imagined . When to use Use when entering a timed jam (Ludum Dare, GMTK Jam, Global Game Jam, a weekend jam), scoping a 48-hour build, or deciding what to cut to hit a deadline. Use when the user asks "what can I actually build in a weekend" or "how do I submit to this jam". When not to ...
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5302 itch-publish gamedev-skills/awesome-gamedev-agent-skills
itch.io Publish (butler) Get a build onto an itch.io page and keep it updated. The page is created in the browser; all uploads go through butler , itch.io's command-line tool, with one command you'll use forever: butler push . butler diffs against the previous build and uploads only what changed. Deep CI/CD and flag detail lives in references/butler-ci.md . When to use Use when creating/updating an itch.io project page, installing or logging in to butler, uploading a build with butler push , cho...
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5303 aws-security aws/agent-toolkit-for-aws
AWS Security STOP — Do not answer from general knowledge. Before responding to any security service question, match the user's request against the sub-skill registry below and follow its procedure. If the procedure says to load a reference file, you MUST read it before providing operational guidance. Never skip the routing step. AWS Security services provide threat detection (GuardDuty), vulnerability management (Inspector), unified security dashboard and exposure analysis (Security Hub), compli...
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5304 ui-imgui unity-technologies/skills
Before proceeding: If the user is asking about creating a new editor window, custom inspector, or PropertyDrawer without explicitly mentioning IMGUI/OnGUI, recommend using UI Toolkit (CreateGUI) instead, as it's the modern approach. Only proceed with IMGUI if: User is modifying existing IMGUI code User explicitly requests IMGUI/immediate mode The project exclusively uses IMGUI for editor tools When activated, read the reference files: references/templates.md — EditorWindow, Inspector, PropertyDr...
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5305 p-video skills-shell/superpowers
Pruna P-Video Generation Generate videos with Pruna's optimized video models via inference.sh CLI. Quick Start Requires inference.sh CLI ( infsh ). Get installation instructions: npx skills add inference-sh/skills@agent-tools infsh login infsh app run pruna/p-video --input '{"prompt": "drone shot flying over a forest at sunset"}' Pruna Video Models Pruna optimizes AI models for speed without sacrificing quality. Model App ID Best For P-Video pruna/p-video Text-to-video, image-to-video, with audi...
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5306 connector-spotify caffeinelabs/skills
Spotify with spotify-client Motoko bindings for the Spotify Web API , generated from Spotify's official OpenAPI spec: 15 API modules, 270 operations . The package is built in icp-cli mode ( mo:ic/Types for the management-canister interface), so it pulls ic as a dependency and pins PocketIC in [toolchain] . Backend Reading catalog data and driving the player. The token always comes from the caller — the canister never holds a Spotify client secret: import { getTrack } "mo:spotify-client/Apis/Trac...
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5307 developer-relations-kickoff samber/developer-relations-skills
Developer Relations Kickoff You are the router for the 55-skill developer-relations-skills collection. Route the current DevRel task to exactly one sibling skill - or say plainly that none fits - and leave the next session warm instead of cold. Never perform a sibling's job yourself; everything else in this file serves the routing. Run this skill at every project start, even when the collection's skills are already in daily use elsewhere - a new project is a new context. On later sessions of the...
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5308 ce-work everyinc/compound-engineering-plugin
Work Execution Command Execute work efficiently while maintaining quality and finishing features. Introduction This command takes a work document (plan or specification) or a bare prompt describing the work, and executes it systematically. The focus is on shipping complete features by understanding requirements quickly, following existing patterns, and maintaining quality throughout. Input Document <input_document> $ARGUMENTS </input_document> Execution Workflow Phase 0: Input Triage Determine h...
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5309 injection-checking yaklang/hack-skills
Injection Testing Router 这是输入进入危险解释器或执行环境时的分类入口。 它适合在确认“这是注入类问题”之后，继续判断更偏向浏览器上下文、数据库、模板引擎、服务端请求、XML 解析器还是系统命令。 When to Use 输入会进入 HTML、JS、SQL、模板、URL 提取器、XML 解析器或 shell 你还没决定应该先走 XSS、SQLi、SSRF、XXE、SSTI、CMDi 还是 NoSQL 你需要按输入流向选择正确的深度专题 skill Skill Map XSS Cross Site Scripting SQLi SQL Injection SSRF Server Side Request Forgery XXE XML External Entity SSTI Server Side Template Injection CMDi Command Injection NoSQL Injection Deserialization Insecure JNDI Injection Expression Language Injection CRLF I...
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5310 kubernetes-pentesting yaklang/hack-skills
SKILL: Kubernetes Pentesting — Expert Attack Playbook AI LOAD INSTRUCTION : Expert Kubernetes attack techniques. Covers API server access, RBAC escalation, service account token abuse, etcd secrets extraction, Kubelet API exploitation, cloud IMDS access (EKS/GKE/AKS), admission webhook bypass, and network policy evasion. Base models miss the distinction between namespace-scoped and cluster-scoped RBAC, and overlook Kubelet's unauthenticated API. 0. RELATED ROUTING Before going deep, consider loa...
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5311 local-seo every-app/open-seo
OpenSEO Local SEO Goal Work out why a business does or does not show up in Google Maps and the local pack near its customers, and what to fix first. Use this when rankings depend on a physical location or service area. For national organic work, use competitor-analysis or keyword-research . Required inputs projectId The business: name, or a cid / placeId (most reliable) Its coordinate (latitude/longitude) — derive it from a search_local_businesses / get_local_serp_results row; only ask the user ...
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5312 oss-launch samber/developer-relations-skills
OSS Launch You are an open-source launch strategist. You take a repository that is about to become public knowledge, clear the legal and readiness gates, sharpen how it introduces itself, sequence the announcement, run the launch day, and measure what actually happened. A launch spends a one-time budget: novelty. The same project can only be new once on each channel, so attention that arrives at a broken install command or an unreadable README is not deferred, it is gone. Everything below serves...
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5313 developer-education-strategy samber/developer-relations-skills
Developer Education Strategy You are a developer education strategist. You decide whether a structured education program is the right investment, which tier of program fits the evidence, and what operating model keeps it alive after launch - then you hand the writing to other skills. Education programs are easy to launch and expensive to keep true. Most of the work here is preventing a program the organization cannot maintain, and shrinking the ambition to what the evidence and the staffing actu...
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5314 developer-community-launch samber/developer-relations-skills
Developer Community Launch You are a developer community strategist. Your job is to make the launch decision defensible: whether a community is the right instrument at all, which venue class fits, when to open it, how to seed it, and what evidence 90 days later says keep or kill. Most community failures happen before launch day: an empty room opens because launching felt like progress. Treat "do not launch yet" as a valid, frequent recommendation. Route before planning Check what the user actual...
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5315 oss-sponsors-brand-strategy samber/developer-relations-skills
OSS Sponsors Brand Strategy You decide where a company's open-source money goes: what mandate it serves, which projects and maintainers receive it, how much each one gets, and what the company can honestly claim in return. Hold two facts through every step: Sponsorship returns on two axes at once: "brand marketing, and securing our supply chain," in Sentry's David Cramer's words on the Open Source Pledge member page. The two mandates select different projects, so a portfolio that never picks a p...
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5316 developer-ecosystem-strategy samber/developer-relations-skills
Developer Ecosystem Strategy You are a platform strategist for developer-facing products. Working with the founder or exec, you decide: Whether outsiders should build on this product. How far the door opens. What the company permanently owes them once it does. Then you name the evidence that would prove the bet wrong. The seductive half of a platform is the leverage: other people extend your product for free. The costly half is the trade it demands: Every surface you publish freezes an internal ...
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5317 developer-quickstart-guide samber/developer-relations-skills
Developer Quickstart Guide You are a developer-documentation specialist. Your artefact is the quickstart page: it carries a reader to a single, visible, verified success, fast enough that they never consider closing the tab. A quickstart is not a tutorial. It deliberately teaches nothing general: one contrived happy path, zero branching. The reader earns proof that the product works before spending real effort on it. Who the reader is Sarah Maddox's definition (ffeathers, 2018), adopted by the G...
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5318 open-standards-strategy samber/developer-relations-skills
Open Standards Strategy You are a technology-standards strategist. You help a company decide what posture to take toward one named specification or protocol, and you make that decision defensible in front of engineering, product and legal. Four rules govern everything below. Decide per standard, never in general. "We support open standards" is a value, not a strategy. The unit of decision is one named spec, one time horizon, one owner. A standard commoditizes the layer it covers. That is its pur...
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5319 developer-docs-structure-audit samber/developer-relations-skills
Docs Structure Audit You are an information architect for developer documentation. Someone has a docs set that already exists and a suspicion that readers cannot find what they need. Say, with evidence, page by page: Which pages sit in the wrong place. Which pages try to do two jobs at once. Which pages were never written. Hand back a queue of small moves the team can actually ship. In scope: placement, coverage, findability. Out of scope: writing the pages, verifying that documented behaviour m...
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5320 devrel-radar samber/developer-relations-skills
DevRel Radar You are a curator of the developer-relations information ecosystem. Your deliverable is a personalised watch list that fits the user's weekly time budget, plus the routine that keeps it alive. Design against two failures: Universal : dead or stale entries. Field-specific, ownership drift : DevRel's canon is small and consolidating. Hoopy, the agency that founded both DevRelCon and the practice hub developerrelations.com, wound down in 2026 and handed the conference to Major League H...
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5321 oss-distribution-strategy samber/developer-relations-skills
OSS Distribution Strategy You are an open-source distribution strategist. You decide, with the maintainer, which channels keep bringing new users month after month, which get refused, and what each costs to hold. You produce a channel portfolio, a sequence and a review rhythm - not the posts, packages or pull requests themselves. The scarce resource is maintainer hours, not money. Almost every channel is free to enter and expensive to keep accurate - and a neglected channel does not go silent; i...
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5322 developer-meetup-program samber/developer-relations-skills
Developer Meetup Program You are an experienced user-group organizer. The user wants a developer meetup that still happens in eighteen months, with a room that keeps coming back - not a single great evening. A meetup is a subscription, not an event. Optimize everything for the twentieth edition, not the first: a cadence the team can hold when tired, a speaker pipeline that fills itself, a cost base that survives a lost sponsor, and enough shared ownership that the founder can miss a month. Scope...
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5323 open-source-company-strategy samber/developer-relations-skills
Open Source Company Strategy You are an open source strategist advising a company, not a maintainer advising a project. Your output is a line: which assets the company publishes under an open source license, which stay closed, who owns that call, and the reason each side of the line holds. Three facts shape every recommendation: Opening is irreversible : every released version stays licensed forever, so a decision that looks like an experiment is permanent. An opened asset is a liability until s...
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5324 oss-contributor-onboarding samber/developer-relations-skills
Contributor Onboarding You are fixing the path between a stranger who wants to help and a merged pull request with their name on it. Projects lose people at every step of that path: land find work set up change submit survive review return Find the step that leaks, fix it, and prove the fix by walking the path from a clean machine. Diagnose against a published taxonomy, not intuition. Steinmacher et al.'s systematic review of newcomer barriers (Information and Software Technology 59, 2015, a rev...
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5325 oss-governance samber/developer-relations-skills
OSS Governance You are an open-source governance advisor. Your job: Work out how the project really makes decisions today. Choose the model that returns the most per maintainer hour. Write that model down as enforceable rules. Make sure the project survives losing any one person or company. Every project already has governance, usually undocumented, living in one person's head. Surface it before designing anything. Write only what really happens: foundations treat unused governance as a review-b...
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5326 oss-license-strategy samber/developer-relations-skills
OSS License Strategy You are an open-source licensing strategist. Help a maintainer or a company decide - with reasons they can defend in public - which license the project ships under and what it asks of contributors, then produce the files that make the decision real. Three rules govern everything below: Refuse legal advice. Explain what each instrument does, what it obliges, and what it has produced for projects that used it. Never assert what a court would decide, never interpret a specific ...
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5327 technical-video-script samber/developer-relations-skills
Technical Video Script You are a developer-video writer. You produce one artefact: a script someone can record or animate from - every beat carrying what fills the frame, what happens in it, and the exact words spoken over it. You do not record, edit, render or publish. The script is the deliverable: finished when a competent person who did not write it could sit down at a clean machine and shoot it. Route to the matching skill in the References section instead of stretching this one when the ta...
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5328 devrel-team-structure samber/developer-relations-skills
DevRel Team Structure You are a developer relations org designer. You decide, with the person accountable for the function, which parent it reports to, what shape it takes, which functions it covers, how it interlocks with the teams around it, and what would force the next re-org. The output is a DevRel org design brief : a short document a VP can approve and a new hire can read to learn who owns what. You produce the structure, never the job postings, the interview loop, or the work itself - se...
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5329 developer-community-moderation samber/developer-relations-skills
Developer Community Moderation You are a community operations lead who writes behavioural policy that a small, tired team can actually execute. Your deliverables are a published code of conduct and the private runbook that makes it real. One rule organises everything below: "a code of conduct that isn't (or can't be) enforced is worse than no code of conduct at all" (opensource.guide). So never ship the document alone - ship the process, the people, and the platform controls that make it true. T...
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5330 devrel-competitor-analysis samber/developer-relations-skills
DevRel Competitor Analysis You are a developer relations analyst. Reconstruct what competitors do for developers from the artefacts they leave in public, compare it against the user's own program on the same axes, and hand back a gap plan the team can act on this quarter. A competitor never publishes its DevRel program. It publishes docs, repositories, blog posts, community invites and conference sponsorships - those artefacts are the evidence. Use nothing that needs an account, a purchase, or a...
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5331 devrel-metrics samber/developer-relations-skills
DevRel Metrics You are a developer relations measurement strategist. You decide which numbers a DevRel program reports, what each one is allowed to claim, and what happens when one moves. The output is a measurement framework : five to eight metrics, each with a definition, a source, a baseline, a threshold, an owner and an action, plus one written attribution rule. Every DevRel team can produce numbers; almost none can produce numbers that survive the question "so what would you do differently?...
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5332 devrel-analytics samber/developer-relations-skills
DevRel Analytics You are a developer-relations measurement engineer. You design the tracking plan that makes a DevRel program's numbers real: which event fires on which surface, how a person is recognized across surfaces that share no identifier, how links get tagged, and which funnel views the plan is built to serve. This skill produces a written tracking plan, not a dashboard and not a metric framework. If the user still has to decide which numbers matter, route them to samber/developer-relati...
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5333 developer-case-study samber/developer-relations-skills
Developer Case Study You are writing someone else's engineering story. A developer case study says: these engineers ran this technology in production, here is what changed, here is what it cost them. The reader is an engineer deciding whether the same move works in their own system - not a buyer looking for reassurance. That reader discounts an all-upside narrative on sight. Your leverage is evidence discipline and honesty about the parts that hurt, not prose polish. Scope check Confirm the arte...
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5334 docs-seo samber/developer-relations-skills
Docs SEO You are a technical SEO practitioner working on a documentation site. A general SEO audit never looks for these failure modes: the same page exists once per release and once per locale the title and canonical come from a generator config rather than from a writer preview branches leak into the index thousands of auto-generated reference pages are simultaneously the thinnest and the highest-intent pages on the domain You fix what the site publishes: what search engines can crawl, which U...
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5335 conference-cfp-submission samber/developer-relations-skills
Conference CFP You are a proposal editor who has sat on programme committees. The user has a talk idea and a target event; produce every field of that event's submission form, written so a tired reviewer scoring their fortieth proposal picks this one. The proposal is judged alone. Reviewers cannot see the user's reputation, the demo they would give, or the conversation that produced the idea - only the form. Everything that has to land must be inside the fields. Scope ends at submit. If the user...
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5336 developer-journey-map samber/developer-relations-skills
Developer Journey Map You are a developer relations strategist mapping how a developer travels from never having heard of a technology to depending on it - and sometimes to speaking for it. Produce the map and the leak diagnosis. Do not fix the stages. The output is a developer journey map : one table, one row per stage, plus a short diagnosis naming the one stage to work on next. It is a decision artefact, not a poster, and every row must answer: what observable event proves a developer left th...
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5337 version-migration-guide samber/developer-relations-skills
Version Migration Guide You are a developer-documentation specialist. You produce one artefact: the document that carries a working project from version N to version N+1 with the least reading, the fewest surprises, and no trips into the source code. A migration guide is a how-to in the Diátaxis sense - goal-oriented, assumes competence, teaches nothing. The changelog says what happened; the guide says what the reader must now do, in the order they must do it. Every sentence that does not change...
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5338 tech-press-relations samber/developer-relations-skills
Tech Press Relations You are a press-relations lead for developer-facing products. You decide whether there is a story, shape it into something a technical reporter can write, put it in front of the right humans at the right time, and tell the user honestly what the resulting coverage is worth. Press does not convert developers. A developer who reads an article goes to the repository or the docs and decides there: in a 2020 survey of 115 developers, tool selection ran on maturity, usability and ...
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5339 building-mcp-server-on-cloudflare cloudflare/skills
Building MCP Servers on Cloudflare Creates production-ready Model Context Protocol servers on Cloudflare Workers with tools, authentication, and deployment. When to Use User wants to build a remote MCP server User needs to expose tools via MCP User asks about MCP authentication or OAuth User wants to deploy MCP to Cloudflare Workers Prerequisites Cloudflare account with Workers enabled Node.js 18+ and npm/pnpm/yarn Wrangler CLI (npm install -g wrangler) Quick Start Option 1: Public Server (No ...
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5340 visualization-expert shubhamsaboo/awesome-llm-apps
Visualization Expert You are an expert in data visualization and effective visual communication of data insights. When to Apply Use this skill when: Selecting appropriate chart types Designing effective visualizations Creating dashboards Improving existing charts Presenting data insights visually Chart Selection Guide Comparison : Bar charts, column charts Distribution : Histograms, box plots Relationship : Scatter plots, bubble charts Composition : Pie charts (use sparingly), stacked bars Trend...
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5341 graphviz markdown-viewer/skills
Graphviz DOT Diagram Generator Important: Use ```dot as the code fence identifier, NOT ```graphviz . Quick Start: Choose digraph (directed) or graph (undirected) → Define nodes with attributes (shape, color, label) → Connect with -> or -- → Set layout (rankdir, spacing) → Wrap in ```dot fence. Default: top-to-bottom ( rankdir=TB ), cluster names must start with cluster_ , use semicolons. Critical Syntax Rules Rule 1: Cluster Naming ❌ subgraph backend { } → Won't render as box ✅ subgraph clu...
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5342 product-manager-toolkit sickn33/agentic-awesome-skills
Product Manager Toolkit Essential tools and frameworks for modern product management, from discovery to delivery. Quick Start For Feature Prioritization python scripts/rice_prioritizer.py sample Create sample CSV python scripts/rice_prioritizer.py sample_features.csv --capacity 15 For Interview Analysis python scripts/customer_interview_analyzer.py interview_transcript.txt Show more Installs 3.4K Repository sickn33/agentic…e-skills GitHub Stars 45.5K First Seen Jan 19, 2026 Security Audits Gen ...
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5343 configuring-opentelemetry-dotnet dotnet/skills
Configuring OpenTelemetry in .NET When to Use Adding distributed tracing to an ASP.NET Core application Setting up OpenTelemetry exporters (OTLP is the primary protocol; Jaeger accepts OTLP natively; Prometheus OTLP ingestion requires explicit opt-in) Creating custom metrics or trace spans for business operations Troubleshooting distributed trace context propagation across services When Not to Use The user wants application-level logging only (use ILogger, Serilog) The user is using Application ...
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5344 sentry-sdk-setup getsentry/sentry-for-ai
All Skills Sentry SDK Setup Set up Sentry error monitoring, tracing, and session replay in any language or framework. This page helps you find the right SDK skill for your project. How to Fetch Skills Use curl to download skills — they are 10–20 KB files that fetch tools often summarize, losing critical details. curl -sL https://skills.sentry.gg/sentry-nextjs-sdk/SKILL.md Append the path from the Path column in the table below to https://skills.sentry.gg/ . Do not guess or shorten URLs. Start He...
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5345 wiki-lint ar9av/obsidian-wiki
Wiki Lint — Health Audit You are performing a health check on an Obsidian wiki. Your goal is to find and fix structural issues that degrade the wiki's value over time. Before scanning anything: follow the Retrieval Primitives table in llm-wiki/SKILL.md . Prefer frontmatter-scoped greps and section-anchored reads over full-page reads. On a large vault, blindly reading every page to lint it is exactly what this framework is built to avoid. Before You Start Read .env to get OBSIDIAN_VAULT_PATH Read...
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5346 swiftui-ui-patterns dimillian/skills
SwiftUI UI Patterns Quick start Choose a track based on your goal: Existing project Identify the feature or screen and the primary interaction model (list, detail, editor, settings, tabbed). Find a nearby example in the repo with rg "TabView\(" or similar, then read the closest SwiftUI view. Apply local conventions: prefer SwiftUI-native state, keep state local when possible, and use environment injection for shared dependencies. Choose the relevant component reference from references/componen...
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5347 video-production supercent-io/skills-template
Remotion Video Production Programmable video production skill using Remotion. Generate automated videos from text instructions and produce consistent, brand-aligned videos at scale. When to use this skill Automated video generation : Generate videos from text instructions Brand video production : High-volume videos with consistent style Programmable content : Combine narration, visuals, and animation Marketing content : Product intros, onboarding, promo videos Instructions Step 1: Define the Vid...
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5348 marketing-automation supercent-io/skills-template
Marketing Skills Collection A collection of 23 sub-skills for marketing deliverables. Generates repeatable, high-quality outputs across CRO, copywriting, SEO, analytics, and growth. When to use this skill Marketing Deliverables Needed : CRO, copy, SEO, analytics, growth outputs Repeatable High-Quality Outputs : Generate assets tuned to a single KPI Business Goal → Skill Mapping : Convert goals to specific marketing sub-skills 23 Sub-Skills Overview CRO (Conversion Rate Optimization) Sub-Skill De...
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5349 apify-market-research apify/agent-skills
Conduct market research using Apify Actors to extract data from multiple platforms. Prerequisites (No need to check it upfront) - `.env` file with `APIFY_TOKEN` - Node.js 20.6+ (for native `--env-file` support) - `mcpc` CLI tool (for fetching Actor schemas) Workflow Copy this checklist and track progress: ``` Task Progress: - [ ] Step 1: Identify market research type (select Actor) - [ ] Step 2: Fetch Actor schema via mcpc - [ ] Step 3: Ask user preferences (format, filename) - [ ] Ste...
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5350 software-architecture sickn33/antigravity-awesome-skills
Software Architecture Development Skill This skill provides guidance for quality focused software development and architecture. It is based on Clean Architecture and Domain Driven Design principles. Code Style Rules General Principles Early return pattern : Always use early returns when possible, over nested conditions for better readability Avoid code duplication through creation of reusable functions and modules Decompose long (more than 80 lines of code) components and functions into multiple...
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