Coding standards, frameworks, refactoring, and code review (18.5K skills)
Find and install reusable HyperFrames blocks and effect components, then integrate them into an existing composition. Configure block timing and layer order, merge component HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and adjust installation paths.
Review code using shared OpenClaw instructions and a Python helper, while also following the target repository’s review requirements. This skill points to a common installation that supplies the actual review procedure.
Improve an existing application by comparing its code and product contract with authorized work history and competitor evidence. Select changes that fit the app, implement the approved increment, and verify the result through the surface users actually use.
Helps inspect and reconcile which Skills Claude Code or Codex can discover and display. It distinguishes source, installed files, discovery settings, and runtime resources to diagnose missing or duplicate entries while keeping routed capabilities available.
Build and configure iOS and macOS apps with XcodeGen, SwiftUI, and Swift Package Manager. Get help with project setup, build and device deployment errors, Apple Developer code signing and notarization, and CI/CD pipelines, including common framework-loading and signing failures.
Diagnose Claude Code plugin and skill setup problems, such as installed plugins missing from the available list or skills failing to activate. Check registration, enablement settings, marketplace cache freshness, and configuration errors, then follow targeted fixes.
Create, test, register, and debug Claude Code hooks that act at tool-call or response boundaries. Use them to block specific actions, add enforceable safeguards, or diagnose hooks that behave incorrectly, with checks for both intended blocks and allowed commands.
Turn colored command-line output into a PNG so you can inspect how colors, contrast, alignment, and highlighting actually look. Useful for checking tools such as delta, bat, starship, eza, and ripgrep after changing their color settings.
Run the local OpenAI Codex CLI as a coding sub-agent using ChatGPT OAuth authentication. Delegate code generation, refactoring, or review, run non-interactive `codex exec` tasks, and inspect the selected CLI’s status and authentication context.
Use this checklist to evaluate libraries, frameworks, storage, data formats, models, and build-versus-buy or architecture decisions. It compares candidates against evidence-based criteria, keeps trade-offs visible, and distinguishes authorized implementation choices from decisions the user must make.
Create and maintain Claude Code plugin marketplaces by preparing marketplace.json, organizing skills into individual plugins or suites, and validating installation paths. It supports plugin distribution and suite migrations, with checks for manifest consistency and installation behavior.
Set up isolated Claude Code profiles so different terminals can use providers such as Kimi, DeepSeek, GLM, or Anthropic. The provided scripts share skills and project resources while keeping provider credentials and session state separate, and help synchronize profile settings.
Restructure `CLAUDE.md` or `AGENTS.md` so agents can find relevant instructions when needed. It helps distinguish rules that should stay visible from detailed references, while checking that valid information and links are preserved.
Diagnose repository setup problems and guarded Git workflows for Claude Code or Codex. Identify missing environment requirements, check startup sync and hooks, and prepare practical onboarding handoffs so a project can run and collaborators can work consistently.
Scan a codebase for common hardcoded credentials before packaging it with repomix. The workflow reports matching files and lines, blocks packaging when it finds potential secrets, and can also run scans on their own for audits or pre-commit checks.
Unpack a Repomix XML, Markdown, or JSON file into separate files and restore their original directory paths. The bundled Python script reports extraction progress and file counts, helping you review or recover a packed repository.
Use the Scrapling CLI to extract webpage content as HTML, Markdown, or text. The workflow checks the installation, chooses static or browser-backed fetching based on the page, and validates saved output, including WeChat article bodies and JavaScript-rendered pages.
Find secrets and private information in GitHub repository history, then guide a backed-up history rewrite, verification, and carefully checked push. It also distinguishes Git history from pull request revisions, caches, forks, and other copies that need separate review.
Review GitHub pull requests against the current base branch. Compare the proposed changes with the actual three-way merge result, inspect checks and conflicts, and report findings tied to specific commits so maintainers can judge readiness.
Use this skill to inspect or change GitHub hosted items such as pull requests, issues, Actions, repositories, access settings, and 2FA. It selects an appropriate GitHub interface, targets the requested state, and checks the result with a fresh readback.
Prepare a focused contribution to an open-source project you do not maintain. The workflow checks project contribution rules and change size, guides minimal implementation and required checks, drafts an evidence-based PR description with AI disclosure when needed, and handles rebase or bot-review replies.
Audit local Git state before branch or worktree cleanup, find commits and uncommitted files that may be at risk, and guide recovery or preservation. It also helps verify whether branch content has reached the base, including after squash merges.
Set up or audit localization in a UI codebase by configuring an i18n library, replacing hard-coded text with translation keys, and checking locale files for missing keys, plurals, and formatting. It also guides localized error messages and language switching.
Review a generated HTML slide deck or single-page artifact for visual and structural problems. Fix issues such as slides appearing together, missing keyboard navigation, excessive text, and external dependencies while preserving the original content.