Update a mid-implementation spec with progress, decisions, preferences, unresolved issues, and machine-specific work, so a new agent or machine can continue from the repository without relying on the previous conversation. Then push the handoff references to the remote.
- Handing an in-progress spec to another agent
- Moving implementation work to another machine
- Recording decisions and unresolved issues
dzhng/skills☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 22, 2026
Guide a step-by-step conversation to map what is known and unknown about a task across four quadrants. The completed map records decisions and open questions, helping clarify an ambiguous request or inform a later specification.
- Clarifying an underspecified request
- Mapping unknowns before writing a spec
- Understanding a reference implementation before porting
dzhng/skills☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 22, 2026
Investigate performance problems by tracing production paths, estimating how work grows, and checking whether retries make progress. Rank findings by user impact and evidence, then guide small fixes that bound resource use while preserving recovery.
- Investigating freezes, server errors, or memory exhaustion
- Finding retries or polling loops that make no progress
- Ranking a performance backlog with evidence
dzhng/skills☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 22, 2026
Review the design and implementation decisions an AI agent made beyond the original request. The skill traces the work, records each choice with its rationale, future impact, verdict, and confidence, and leaves the code unchanged.
- Review AI-made decisions before merging or committing
- Audit a delegated agent’s work
- Check whether a working fix addresses the general cause
dzhng/skills☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 22, 2026
Analyze requests to Web APIs you own or are authorized to use, then build and verify data collection programs in Node.js or Python. The workflow can examine browser traffic and signatures, and supports pagination, resuming interrupted runs, and regression checks after interface changes.
- Collecting data from an authorized Web API
- Investigating request signatures or obfuscated JavaScript
- Resuming a paginated collection after interruption
WhiteNightShadow/hello_js_reverse_skill☆ 1.4KUpdated Sep 8, 2026
Read `marker.txt` from the current workspace, reverse its complete non-empty line, and return the decoded value in the required marker format. This is a narrowly scoped helper for the DeepSeek Harness integration example.
- Decoding the marker.txt fixture
- Checking a DeepSeek Harness integration example
- Returning the decoded marker in a fixed format
alibaba/skill-up☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 27, 2026
Inspect a codebase to see its file count, total lines and size, file types, and largest files. The report groups files by extension and sorts those summaries by line count, giving you a quick view of project composition.
- Checking how many lines of code a project contains
- Seeing which file types make up a codebase
- Finding the largest source files
alibaba/skill-up☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 27, 2026
Use this skill to break larger work into manageable turns, save checkpoints before time runs out, and make review requests and verdicts traceable to a specific change. It also guides cleanup of temporary checkouts.
- Splitting a large task into reviewable steps
- Saving progress before an agent run times out
- Requesting and recording a review verdict
Team-Commonly/commonly☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 28, 2026
Prepare release documentation for Struts 6.x and 7.x releases or release candidates. It helps derive version notes from JIRA and merged changes, update the Migration Guide index, organize GitHub release notes, and draft a test-build announcement.
- Preparing Struts version notes from JIRA and merged changes
- Updating the Migration Guide release index
- Organizing GitHub release notes by change type
apache/struts☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 28, 2026
Draft the formal [VOTE] email for an Apache Struts release candidate after its version notes, GitHub release, and staged artifacts are available. The skill renders the published notes into a fixed mail template and prepares a draft for review.
- Drafting a Struts release candidate vote email
- Turning published version notes into the vote message
- Preparing a release vote draft for a release manager
apache/struts☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 28, 2026
Review Apache Struts pull requests for repository-specific test conventions, security-sensitive framework changes, implementation patterns, and commit hygiene. It helps distinguish blocking correctness or security concerns from minor suggestions.
- Reviewing tests in a Struts pull request
- Checking changes to OGNL or file upload handling
- Spotting tests that pass without exercising behavior
apache/struts☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 28, 2026
Triage Dependabot pull requests by checking the dependency’s actual Maven scope and required build results. The skill identifies which updates need a Jira ticket, organizes the approval checkpoint, and guides the correct PR title, body, and squash commit details before landing.
- Sorting an open Dependabot PR queue
- Checking whether a dependency update needs a Jira ticket
- Verifying required build checks before merging
apache/struts☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 28, 2026
Use the `gh` command-line tool to read and update GitHub issues, pull requests, repositories, releases, and workflow runs. Fetch diffs, inspect CI checks and logs, search code, or create issues and comments with structured output.
- Checking a pull request diff and CI status
- Creating an issue or commenting on a PR
- Listing recent workflow runs and reading logs
Team-Commonly/commonly☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 28, 2026
Write, edit, or review C source and compatible header files using a project’s coding rules. Apply semantic rules while coding, then use clang-format to format or check the changed files.
- Starting a C file that must follow a project style guide
- Reviewing .c or .h code for naming and documentation rules
- Formatting changed C files with clang-format
MaJerle/c-code-style☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 24, 2026
Create or revise agent skills in the SSL-lite Markdown format, with clear activation rules, workflow, resources, and safety details. The skill can also convert an existing skill or review whether its instructions are complete enough to use and validate.
- Creating a new agent skill
- Converting an existing skill to SSL-lite
- Reviewing skill routing and execution steps
first-fluke/oh-my-agent☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 27, 2026
Handle Git commits, branches, merges, conflicts, worktrees, and releases with clear change tracking. The skill supports Conventional Commits, explicit file staging, and repository governance checks such as ownership, CI expectations, and audit evidence.
- Preparing a safe, well-scoped Git commit
- Resolving merge conflicts or planning a rebase
- Creating branches, tags, or worktrees
first-fluke/oh-my-agent☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 27, 2026
A small fixture demonstrating a YAML folded description that can parse with a trailing newline. It provides an example for recognizing why description text may need normalization before being placed in Markdown tables.
- Checking how a folded YAML description parses
- Reproducing a trailing newline in parsed text
- Considering normalization before Markdown table output
first-fluke/oh-my-agent☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 27, 2026
Restructure existing code while keeping its observable behavior intact. The skill helps identify high priority problem areas, add tests that capture current behavior when needed, and make small, verifiable changes that improve readability.
- Making a hard to maintain module easier to read
- Preparing code for a feature change
- Choosing which code hotspot to refactor first
first-fluke/oh-my-agent☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 27, 2026
Analyze software architecture questions, compare design options, and examine risks, costs, and quality needs. Get a grounded recommendation or an ADR-style decision record with assumptions, tradeoffs, and validation steps.
- Choosing between system designs
- Defining module or service boundaries
- Investigating hidden dependencies or change pain
first-fluke/oh-my-agent☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 27, 2026
Build or review backend APIs, authentication, database access, server-side logic, and migrations using the project's existing stack. It organizes work across router, service, and repository layers, with input validation, safe queries, transaction boundaries, and verification.
- Building a REST or GraphQL endpoint
- Adding an authentication flow
- Designing a database migration
first-fluke/oh-my-agent☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 27, 2026
Handle Git work such as commits, branches, merges, conflict resolution, and release baselines. It helps keep changes scoped and traceable, inspect repository history, and report created commits or refs and any checks or unresolved work.
- Committing a focused set of changes
- Creating or managing branches and worktrees
- Resolving merge conflicts
first-fluke/oh-my-agent☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 27, 2026
Use this skill to investigate bugs, crashes, errors, and regressions. It guides an agent to reproduce the failure, find its root cause, make a focused fix, add a regression test, and report verification results or blockers.
- Investigating a crash from its traceback
- Finding the cause of a failing test
- Fixing an intermittent failure
first-fluke/oh-my-agent☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 27, 2026
Build or update user-facing interfaces in React, Next.js, or Angular projects. It helps with pages, components, styling, forms, client-side state, and API connections while following the project’s existing design, accessibility, and code conventions.
- Building a page or reusable UI component
- Adding form validation and interactions
- Adjusting responsive layouts and styles
first-fluke/oh-my-agent☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 27, 2026
Create or revise OMA skills by clarifying when they should be selected, defining one usable workflow, and organizing supporting references. It also helps validate structure and report checks or unresolved limitations.
- Drafting a new OMA skill
- Reviewing a skill’s routing and workflow
- Deciding what belongs in a conditional reference
first-fluke/oh-my-agent☆ 1.4KUpdated Oct 27, 2026