Indexed skills
11
Skill groups
1
GitHub stars
201
Forks
15
Build, improve, debug, port, or review World of Warcraft Midnight/Retail and official Forever add-ons. Use for addon Lua/XML, packaging, settings, profiles, performance, and UI layout. Not for gameplay advice, addon recommendations, or WoW-themed websites.
Edit formulaic or AI-sounding prose while preserving the author's voice. Use for an anti-slop pass, editorial review, or requests to make writing sound more human; ordinary drafting does not require this skill.
Review a specified code change for actionable defects. Use for uncommitted changes, base-branch diffs, commits, PRs or MRs; review alone is read-only, and requested fixes follow the review. Not a repository-wide security or complexity audit.
Write or improve concise, reader-focused README.md files for open source projects. Use for new READMEs, README rewrites, installation and usage examples, or README reviews. Do not use for API references, tutorials, changelogs, contributing guides, or unrelated prose editing.
Prepare or review CAD and vector artwork for physical fabrication, cutting, printing, or machining. Use for production files, scale, contours, fit, bends, and vendor handoff; not digital-only graphics, 3D-print meshes, or CAD explanation without a production artifact.
Design or review structured application logging, canonical request events, correlation, redaction, and sampling. Use when changing logging instrumentation or auditing log quality, not for every debugging task.
Diagnose Porsche Carrera 3.2 Bosch Motronic faults and interpret DME ROMs or calibration changes. Use for 1984-1989 3.2 DME systems, including swaps into earlier cars; not generic 911, CIS, or other ECU advice.
Design or restyle web interfaces in the user's neo-industrial or editorial-brutalist style. Use when that visual direction is requested; not for generic dashboards, dark themes, or copywriting.
Audit and revise system prompts, developer instructions, tool descriptions, and reusable LLM prompt templates. Use for behavioral failures such as over-searching, format drift, weak tool use, instruction conflicts, or unsupported claims. Use for prompt behavior, not ordinary prose editing or skill packaging alone.
Summarize OpenCode session history into work recaps, commit messages, or PR descriptions. Use when a summary needs past sessions or cross-project history; ordinary commits and summaries fully supported by the current conversation do not need this skill.
Diagnose page-load and interaction performance using browser traces, network evidence, and source code. Use for site-speed, Lighthouse, Core Web Vitals, or layout-shift investigations; a general accessibility audit is separate.
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