Browse Skills

Coding Standards creates and updates project-specific conventions, rules, and guidelines. Use it when you need to draft, convert, or revise standards for a codebase.

Documentation Update updates Han plugin documentation so skills, agents, indexes, and cross-references stay current. Use it after changing Han docs or related guidance, and it scopes itself to the touched branch or runs a full sweep on the default branch.

Edit For Readability rewrites an existing draft or file so the main point comes first, paragraphs carry one idea, and sentences stay short and active while preserving every fact. Use it to polish prose for readability without changing code, diagrams, or citation identifiers.

Explanation Guidance helps you write escalations, confirmation turns, and stop prompts as outcomes a non-implementer can observe. Use it when explaining a technical consequence or asking for input from someone who will not open the code.

Plan A Feature To Confluence builds a feature specification with plan-a-feature and publishes it to a chosen Confluence location. It posts the spec as a parent page and related planning artifacts as child pages.

Project Documentation To Confluence creates project documentation for a feature, system, or component and publishes it to a Confluence page or space. Use it when you need documentation drafted, reviewed, and sent to a specific Confluence destination.

Readability Guidance surfaces Han’s shared readability standard and writing voice into the caller’s context before drafting prose. Use it when a prose-producing skill needs the standard available for self-checking and voice alignment.

Project Context Maintenance updates CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md files when code changes contracts, APIs, or domain structure. It compares changes, checks affected contexts, and coordinates documentation updates at phase or branch completion.

Writing Claudemd Files helps you create or update CLAUDE.md files for a project or subdirectory. It covers top-level command and convention docs, domain-level contracts and intent, and required freshness dates.

Writing for a Technical Audience helps you write docs, guides, API references, and other developer content with clarity, conciseness, and consistent terminology. Use it when text feels robotic, verbose, or hard to trust.

Writing Skills applies test-driven development to skill documentation and creation. Use it when creating, editing, or verifying skills so you can test pressure scenarios first and close loopholes before deployment.

Ambiguity Detector finds vague, unclear, or incomplete language in software requirements and user stories. Use it when reviewing specs to surface questions, severity, and clearer wording.