rails-audit-thoughtbot
Perform comprehensive code audits of Ruby on Rails applications based on thoughtbot best practices. Use this skill when the user requests a code audit, code review, quality assessment, or analysis of a Rails application. The skill analyzes the entire codebase focusing on testing practices (RSpec), security vulnerabilities, code design (skinny controllers, domain models, PORO with ActiveModel), Rails conventions, database optimization, and Ruby best practices. Outputs a detailed markdown audit report grouped by category (Testing, Security, Models, Controllers, Code Design, Views) with severity levels (Critical, High, Medium, Low) within each category.
crossposting
Crosspost Wasp blog articles (MDX) to DEV.to and Medium.
linkyee-plugin-builder
Use when the user wants to add dynamic data (GitHub stars, latest blog posts, weather, follower counts, repo activity, anything fetched from a URL) to their linkyee site by writing a build-time plugin. Triggers on phrases like "add a plugin", "show my latest Medium post on the page", "fetch X and display it", "make linkyee pull data from Y", "inject a value into the page". Generates `plugins/<PluginName>.rb`, wires it up in `config.yml`, references it in the right Liquid spot, and runs the build to verify.
adr-consultation
Multi-agent consultation for architecture decisions. Dispatches 3 specialized reviewers in parallel (contrarian, user advocate, meta-process) to challenge a plan or ADR before implementation begins, producing a synthesis with a PROCEED or BLOCKED verdict. Use for "consult on this ADR", "challenge this design", "review before implementing", "should we proceed", or any Medium+ architecture decision. Do NOT use for trivial changes, simple bug fixes, or decisions already in implementation.
ai-coding-workflow
Use when the user wants to work with Codex, Claude Code, or other AI coding agents more efficiently, especially to avoid long-session slowdown, split large tasks into bounded steps, define scope and non-goals, separate diagnosis from implementation, compress context between sessions, or turn a vague coding request into a tighter execution prompt. Also use when the user asks for an AI coding prompt/template, asks why AI coding gets slower later in a task, or wants a repeatable collaboration workflow for medium-to-large codebases.
article-magazine
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directive
Execute work through the directive pipeline â evaluate, plan, cast agents, build, review, and report. Takes a directive name (matching .context/directives/), a project path, or an ad-hoc CEO request. TRIGGER: Use this skill whenever the user requests non-trivial work that goes beyond a one-liner fix. This includes: building features, running projects with project.json, executing multiple tasks, multi-file changes, or any work with defined DOD/reviewers. Route through this pipeline so reviews and verification steps fire. Do NOT spawn builder agents directly. For heavyweight/strategic work, create a directive file in .context/directives/ first. For medium work with an existing project.json, pass the project path. For quick multi-step tasks, pass an ad-hoc description â no directive file needed.
article-pack
This skill should be used when the user wants to create publishable content such as articles, blog posts, social media kits, slide decks, newsletters, or podcast transcripts. Covers multi-platform content generation (Substack, LinkedIn, Medium) in multiple languages, voice calibration, and AI image generation. Responds to "article-pack", "content pack", "write me an article", "Substack post", "LinkedIn article", "turn my notes into a blog post", "create a newsletter", or any request to research a topic and produce publishable material from it.