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Create a Codex plugin scaffold with a valid manifest, optional folders for skills and supporting files, and personal marketplace entries. Also guides validation and the cache refresh and reinstall steps used during local plugin development.
Launch the @remotion/player example app locally and open it in the Codex in-app browser. The workflow prepares dependencies, builds the project, starts the development server, and reports its URL and whether it was newly started or already running.
Draft release notes from commits, pull requests, and file changes since the latest release tag. Update the Unreleased section of CHANGELOG.md with a thematic narrative while preserving previous releases and leaving versions and tags unchanged.
Plan and evaluate free calculators, generators, or assessment tools for marketing. Compare ideas against audience needs, search demand, development effort, and maintenance, then define an initial version and a path toward your paid product.
Work with John, a product manager persona, to clarify requirements through user interviews and stakeholder alignment. Turn a product vision into a PRD, a product requirements document, and small, validated increments for development.
Implement approved development stories and code changes with Amelia, a senior software engineer persona. Follow a test-first process: write a failing test, make it pass, then improve the code while checking every acceptance criterion.
Set up and customize Pi, a terminal coding agent framework. This skill guides model configuration, extension development, terminal interfaces, and integration with other applications through its SDK, a software development kit, or process messaging.
Manage Obsidian notes from the command line: read, create, search, update properties, and review tasks. Also supports plugin and theme development through reload commands, error checks, screenshots, and inspection of page elements.
Reconstruct how an AI coding agent produced a feature, pull request, or report using local ax records. Connect sessions, commits, skills, and tool activity into an evidence-based sequence with key decisions, checks, and a repeatable recipe.
Build and refactor AWS infrastructure with TypeScript or Python using AWS CDK, a toolkit for defining cloud resources in code. Get guidance on resource selection, Lambda packaging, stack organization, and checks before deployment.
Keep development work aligned with the original request by recording requirements, protected behavior, and validation checks. Use phase reviews, deviation notices, and a final audit for tasks involving APIs, stored data, or changes that must preserve existing behavior.
Turn a plain language app request into a project plan, technology choices, and coordinated development tasks. Use project templates to structure web, mobile, desktop, API, or command line applications, with agents handling different development responsibilities.
Find which companion skill to use next and in what order. This guide maps ideas, prototypes, requirements, issues, implementation, and session handoffs into practical workflows based on the current development situation.
Design and build Apify integrations for workflow platforms, AI agents, AI frameworks, or applications. Follow guidance for authentication, asynchronous cloud task execution, result retrieval, spending limits, error handling, testing, and release preparation.
Plan and build AI agents through selected stages of design, implementation, tool integration, memory, and evaluation. The workflow points to specialized skills for single agents, coordinated agent teams, and stateful workflows using CrewAI or LangGraph.
Guide a scoped coding task through specification, implementation, and review. Set acceptance criteria, verification checks, iteration limits, and approval gates, then correct identified gaps until the requirements pass or a stopping condition is reached.
Plan AI application development by selecting relevant phases and companion skills. The workflow covers language model integration, retrieval from documents, agents, machine learning pipelines, monitoring, and security, with prompts and quality checklists.
Create reusable slash commands for recurring work in Claude Code. This guide covers arguments, file references, tool permissions, shell commands, and input checks, with examples for reviews, tests, documentation, and plugin workflows.
Create and improve skills for Claude Code plugins. Define when a skill should activate, organize its instructions and supporting files, and check that examples, scripts, and references work together as intended.
Design autonomous agents for Claude Code plugins, including when they should run, what they should do, and which tools they may use. Provides file templates and guidance for validating configuration and testing behavior.
Move Python application settings out of code and into environment variables. Use pydantic-settings to check value types and required fields at startup, organize development and production settings, and keep secrets out of version control.
Plan Claude Code agent teams by choosing team size, roles, and agent types with the tools each task needs. Preset compositions cover reviews, debugging, implementation, research, security audits, and migrations, alongside display settings for local or CI environments.
Create a ready-to-paste prompt for another agent or a later session to continue development work. Ground the handoff in current repository evidence, distinguish verified results from hypotheses and blockers, and identify uncommitted files and next steps.
Set up a Quarkus application or REST API using Maven or Gradle. Check the Java environment, choose extensions for features such as databases or authentication, generate the project, and run it in development mode with live reload.