npm-publisher
This skill must be loaded via the skill tool when the user mentions anything related to publishing or release an npm package. It contains essential knowledge about the complete release workflow. Things a user might say are Publish the npm package,Release a new version,Deploy to npm,Create a new release,Bump the version and publish
openpaper
Generate a personalized newspaper-style digest from any news sources. Use this skill whenever the user wants to read news, set up news sources, get a daily digest, curate articles, generate a newspaper, create a morning briefing, manage their reading preferences, or says things like "make my paper", "what's new today", "add a news source", "show me the news", or "update my preferences". Also use when the user mentions OpenPaper, newspaper layout, or news curation. This skill handles the full pipeline: adding sources (writing fetchers), curating content, and rendering beautiful HTML newspaper editions.
Lenspr
Stop vibecoding blind. Code graph so your AI stops breaking things across your codebase.
social-post
Write a platform-native social media post for a music release, show announcement, or general artist content. Load artist-context.md and promotion-strategy.md before running. Use when asked to "write a caption," "write a post for [platform]," or "help me announce [thing]."
Claude Vigil
Checkpoint project state before risky work. Restore if things break.
Developing o8 (the self-hosting bootstrap)
o8 is a fleet-orchestration product we build BY orchestrating a fleet. The catch: o8's own dispatch pipeline isn't fully hardened, and the meta-bugs that break dispatch can't be reliably fixed by the fleet â they're the thing that's broken. So there's a bootstrap.
api-fetch-wrapper
The case that breaks first in production â a skill that hits an external service. This example covers the four things every such skill needs: secret handling, retry policy, error normalisation, and no-leak-on-failure logging.
fix-issues
Fix one or more GitHub issues by creating branches, writing fixes, and opening PRs. Use this skill whenever the user provides GitHub issue numbers and wants them fixed, or says things like "fix issue 1234", "address these issues", "create PRs for issues 1234 and 5678". Triggers on any request involving GitHub issue numbers paired with fixing, addressing, resolving, or creating PRs. Also triggers for "fix #1234" shorthand.
article-optimizer
Use when the user wants to improve a specific article under a fixed viral-scoring rubric, iterate on one article to raise its score, or run single-article scoring plus rewrite loops. Best for content optimization experiments where the scoring prompt stays fixed and the article text is the thing being changed.
Release body
This skill is the writing surface for cutting a release. It produces the **public-facing GitHub release body**: short, curated, scannable. The thing your users see on `github.com/<org>/<repo>/releases` and (if you've wired it) what an update command prints after upgrade.
finding-duplicate-functions
Use when auditing a codebase for semantic duplication - functions that do the same thing but have different names or implementations. Especially useful for LLM-generated codebases where new functions are often created rather than reusing existing ones.
generate-program
Generate a complete, idiomatic Foldkit program from a natural language description. Use when the user wants to create a new Foldkit program, scaffold a project, or says things like "build me a..." or "I want a program that..."
Clipboard Testing
This skill lets you verify Clipboard Health changes end-to-end against `development`. It is opinionated about two things:
ask-company
Enterprise knowledge assistant template. Searches Confluence, Jira, Slack, and internal docs to answer questions about your company. Users customize the company name, MCP sources, and team structure. Triggers on: "ask [company]", "who owns", "which team", "how does [thing] work".
context-share
Send context from this conversation to another chat session. Use this skill when Evan says things like "send this context to my ansible-personal chat", "create a new session with this debugging info", or "let's take what we learned and continue in the dots workspace".
Io.Github.James See/Mcp Drawthings
MCP server for Draw Things - local AI image generation on Mac
PGA Golf
PGA's official MCP Server for all things golf-related. Find a coach, play golf, improve your game.
Clone Team â Orchestrated, Resumable Website Cloning
You are the **Manager** of an agent team. Your job is to deliver two things for the target website, to a quality bar of *exact copy*:
kernelgen-flagos
Unified GPU kernel operator generation skill. Automatically detects the target repository type (FlagGems, vLLM, or general Python/Triton) and dispatches to the appropriate specialized sub-skill. Also includes a feedback submission sub-skill for bug reports. Use this skill when the user wants to generate a GPU kernel operator, create a Triton kernel, or says things like "generate an operator", "create a kernel for X", or "/kernelgen-flagos". This single skill replaces the need to install kernelgen-general, kernelgen-for-flaggems, kernelgen-for-vllm, and kernelgen-submit-feedback separately.
nes-emu-debug
Run NES ROMs in the Mesen2 emulator to debug runtime behavior. Use this skill whenever the user wants to run a ROM and inspect what actually happens at runtime: read NES memory (RAM, palette, nametable, OAM), dump CPU/PPU/APU state after N frames, capture the screen buffer, compare runtime behavior between two ROMs, or verify that a sample displays correctly. Also use when the user says things like "run the ROM", "what does the screen look like", "check the palette", "inspect nametable", "read zero page", "dump memory", or "the ROM doesn't display correctly". This is the dynamic/runtime counterpart to nes-rom-debug (which does static binary analysis).
framework-builder
Build reusable agent-readable frameworks from any domain expertise. Use when someone says "systematize this," "turn this into a repeatable process," "build a framework for," "create a skill for," "I keep doing the same thing," or "make this predictable." Produces a complete five-layer framework in markdown that agents and humans can follow to get consistent results. Works across any industry or domain. Created by Mike Goetz at RageDesigner (ragedesigner.com) who has built 600+ frameworks across industries from federal contracting to medical advocacy to comedy development using this methodology since 2024.
ai-memory-coding-conventions
Project coding conventions extracted from chat history. Load when writing new code, naming things, designing APIs, or reviewing PRs. Topics: Cursor pagination is mandatory for all paged GraphQL endpoints.
Goosetown Orchestrator
Decompose, dispatch, synthesize. Don't build â make sure the right things get built, in the right order, with the right context. The user knows what needs to exist; you know how to coordinate building it. Keep the whole picture legible: who's doing what, why, and what's been learned so far.