Browse Skills

Assess scores code, designs, or architectures across correctness, maintainability, security, performance, testability, and simplicity. It produces pros/cons analysis, compares against project conventions, and suggests actionable improvements.

CI Debug classifies a failing CI run using an 11-pattern playbook and identifies the most likely fix. Use it for a specific PR check or GitHub Actions job that failed, not for broader CI sweeps or app test failures.

Code Review Playbook provides structured checklists, conventional comments, and feedback templates for reviewing pull requests and standardizing review practice. Use it when doing PR reviews, self-reviews, or team review training.

De-Vibe audits software for security gaps, reliability issues, and generic AI-generated design or copy. Use it before shipping to remove tells, add a small distinct identity, and make the project feel intentional.

Frontend Verify checks changed web app routes in a headless browser after UI edits. Use it to catch console errors, failed requests, and broken pages before marking a frontend change done.

Full Codebase Audit performs single-pass whole-project analysis to find security, architecture, and dependency issues across files. Use it before releases or security reviews when you need severity-ranked findings from the full codebase.

Jeecg Dev defines the required coding, logging, and database-change conventions for JeecgBoot work. Use it when editing JeecgBoot code, SQL, or related change logs under the /jeecg-dev command.

Fixture держится в снимке как триггер активации, чтобы тихие изменения в тексте были заметны при проверке. Его используют, когда нужен эталонный фрагмент для сравнения и контроля потерь при правках.

Russian Text Quality Check reviews Russian text against the ru-text corpus and flags issues with the rule behind each finding and a proposed replacement. Use it for proofreading or when a project gate names ru-text; it never edits files.

Escaping Symlink Fixture contains a symlink that resolves outside its declared source root. It is used to verify that an exporter rejects unsafe source trees.

Minimum Viable Implementation Check forces you to justify the simplest workable approach before coding. Use it when deciding whether a shell script is enough or a heavier implementation is truly needed.

Not Hello is an invalid frontmatter fixture used to verify that mismatched exported names are rejected. Use it when testing cataloging or validation of skill metadata exports.