149 skills (repositories by codewhale-hq) · sorted by popularity
Manage Codewhale skills from GitHub or local folders using native commands. List, install, update, activate, or remove skills, create a starter structure, and inspect community content before recommending trust for script and tool use.
Identify a project's existing test tools and conventions, then run the smallest useful test suite for a specific change. Add or update tests when authorized, and report commands, results, and remaining gaps without overstating coverage.
Try the hello-codewhale example to receive a short greeting in your language. The response includes an exact identifying string, making the invoked example recognizable, and uses only the conversation without tools or external services.
Operate desktop apps and isolated browsers on registered computers by inspecting interface controls, entering information, and checking results. The skill also covers screenshots and recording, with separate routing for the user's signed-in Chrome through Chromewhale.
Check a Rust project for compilation errors with cargo check, examine errors and warnings, and fix the issues found. An included command example also covers checking all project targets.
Captures screenshots on registered computers and manages saved captures. Supports screen recording on macOS and timed screenshot sequences on HarmonyOS, checking available capabilities first and returning the finalized file path when recording stops.
Provides a compatibility name that points to the xlsx skill. Use it when an existing reference calls for spreadsheets; the actual workflow comes from xlsx, which is the preferred skill to load directly.
Check that an actual app, API, or command-line tool works by exercising its real entry point with realistic inputs. Collect observable evidence such as outputs, logs, exit codes, or screenshots, and report remaining uncertainty.
Simplify code once its behavior is understood. Confirm the existing behavior through tests or reproduction, reduce unnecessary complexity in small, reviewable steps, and keep verification passing while preserving behavior and necessary safety checks.
Read text aloud or save it as a speech audio file using voices already installed on the computer. Works through local platform tools without an account or API key, with long text split into shorter passages.
Review a pull request or code diff for bugs by reading callers, expected behavior, and nearby error handling. Receive findings tied to specific lines, ranked by severity, plus a summary of merge risks and needed tests.
Guide multi-step coding tasks with deepseek-v4-pro or deepseek-v4-flash in thinking mode. Verify files and symbols, write plans with confirmed file paths and line numbers, and use a verifier agent before changes spanning three or more files.
Research products against a budget and required features, then compare prices, specifications, and review findings in a table. Get one recommendation with its tradeoff, plus a price history check for deals when available.
Create, edit, and analyze spreadsheet data in XLSX, CSV, or TSV formats, including workbook formulas and charts. The workflow emphasizes clear table headers, formulas that can be reviewed, and verification of key cells and totals after reopening.
Review concrete code for exploitable security defects, including missing access checks, unsafe input handling, and exposed secrets. Report verified issues with file locations, reachable attack paths, severity, and suggested fixes.
Create or improve skills for Codewhale by defining their scope, writing clear activation descriptions and workflows, organizing supporting files, and checking discovery. It also helps decide when an external integration or automatic event handler is more appropriate.
Test a local web app in a real browser, checking the page structure, console messages, and network activity. Follow controls observed on the page and record evidence showing whether the tested flow passes or fails.
Researches external facts with available web tools and prioritizes original sources. Produces a linked synthesis that checks dates and versions, separates facts from inference, and identifies questions the available evidence has not resolved.
Control Spotify playback, skip tracks, and check what is currently playing. Search for music and read playlist contents through an authorized connection, with local playback control available through the running macOS desktop app.
Check Codewhale release readiness through ordered tests, builds, version checks, and manual terminal checks. Record command results and observed behavior, including responsiveness, route isolation, and follow-up input handling, while explicitly identifying any skipped checks.
Guides users through removing a stored fact with Codewhale’s Context Lens memory controls. It identifies the intended fact, explains the forget action, and distinguishes confirmed deletion from an action that has not yet completed.
Builds and installs Codewhale with a source revision identifier, then verifies the installed version in a fresh shell. It guides hands-on runtime checks for interface behavior, routing, approvals, and other changes that automated tests may miss.
Read, extract text from, split, merge, fill, or create PDFs while preserving originals. Check page counts, extracted text, and file sizes, and flag accuracy limits when scanned pages require optical character recognition.
Clarifies missing product or implementation decisions through one focused question at a time. It records answers and produces a short brief or specification once enough is known, while investigating facts that can be found directly.