Channel the Seven Luminors - archetypal guides for creative challenges including Valora (courage), Sophron (wisdom), Kardia (heart), Poiesis (creation), Enduran (endurance), Orakis (vision), and Eudaira (joy)
Reference for ability family semantic groupings and gameplay meanings
This skill should be used when the user asks to "debug E2E tests", "fix Playwright failures", "fix Cypress tests", "analyze timeout errors", or mentions keywords like "Playwright", "Cypress", "Timeout exceeded", "locator", "selector", "flaky test". It provides the complete bugfix workflow knowledge including error classification, confidence scoring, and E2E-specific debugging techniques.
Use PROACTIVELY when extracting structured data from text/images, classifying content, or formatting API responses with guaranteed schema compliance. Implements Anthropic's JSON outputs mode with Pydantic/Zod SDK integration. Covers schema design, validation, testing, and production optimization. Not for tool parameter validation or agentic workflows (use strict-tool-implementer instead).
Use PROACTIVELY when building multi-step agentic workflows with validated tool parameters. Implements Anthropic's strict tool use mode for guaranteed schema compliance. Covers tool schema design, multi-tool agent workflows, error handling, testing, and production patterns. Not for data extraction or classification tasks (use json-outputs-implementer instead).
Rename a skill across the marketplace. Use when: user wants to rename a skill, change skill name, or refactor skill naming.
Use this skill when developing Go applications with the Prefab server framework. This includes creating servers, adding gRPC/HTTP handlers, configuring authentication and authorization, setting up SSE streams, managing configuration, creating custom plugins, and following Prefab error handling and security patterns.
This skill should be used when handling domain cards and magical abilities in Daggerheart, including looking up domain card effects, understanding Recall costs, making Spellcast Rolls, selecting domain cards during character creation or advancement, or when players want to use domain-based abilities. Covers all 9 SRD domains (Arcana, Blade, Bone, Codex, Grace, Midnight, Sage, Splendor, Valor) and their associated cards.
**UNIVERSAL TRIGGER**: Use when user wants to GET/FETCH/RETRIEVE any data FROM Bugsnag. Common patterns: - "get/show/list/display [something] from bugsnag" - "получить/показать/вывести [что-то] из bugsnag" - "bugsnag [organizations/projects/errors/details/events/comments/stats]" - "what [data] in bugsnag", "check bugsnag [resource]" Specific data types supported: 📊 **Organizations & Projects**: - "list bugsnag organizations/orgs", "show organizations" - "list bugsnag projects", "available projects", "проекты bugsnag" 🐛 **Errors (viewing)**: - "show/list bugsnag errors", "что в bugsnag", "check bugsnag" - "open errors", "error list", "ошибки bugsnag", "открытые ошибки" - "errors with severity error/warning", "filter bugsnag errors" 🔍 **Error Details**: - "bugsnag details for <id>", "error details", "детали ошибки" - "show stack trace", "error context", "what happened in error" - "events for error", "error timeline", "события ошибки" 💬 **Comments**: - "show comments for error", "error comments", "коммента
World of Darkness domain terminology and game concepts for the Tellurium Games application. Use when encountering WoD-specific terms, understanding gameline abbreviations, interpreting character stats, or working with game mechanics. Triggers on unfamiliar terms like ST, Disciplines, Spheres, Arete, Gnosis, or gameline-specific concepts.
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Enforce a Divergent-Convergent Scan loop to overcome 'Prevalent Noun Bias' and statistical probability reflexes (System 1).
End Claude Code session with Beads sync and summary. MUST BE USED when user says they're done, ending session, or logging off. Guarantees Beads export to git, shows session stats, and suggests next ready work. Handles cleanup and context saving. Use when user says "goodbye", "bye", "done for now", "logging off", or when user mentions end-of-session, session termination, cleanup, context saving, bd sync, or export operations.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "debug backend tests", "fix pytest failures", "analyze Python errors", "fix FastAPI bugs", or mentions keywords like "pytest", "IntegrityError", "ValidationError", "SQLAlchemy", "FastAPI". It provides the complete bugfix workflow knowledge including error classification, confidence scoring, and TDD best practices for Python/FastAPI backends.
Queries Nx workspace metadata, project configurations, affected detection, generator schemas, and dependency graphs via unified Python CLI. Use when analyzing monorepo structure, inspecting project.json configurations, determining affected projects for CI optimization, discovering available generators, or visualizing workspace dependencies.
Daily English vocabulary teacher for school and matric-level students. Provides 35 new words daily with meanings and examples, followed by a test with multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, and sentence-based questions. Shows detailed results with scores.
Use this skill when debugging frontend test failures (React/TypeScript, Vitest, etc.), fixing bugs in React/TypeScript code, or following TDD methodology for frontend bug fixes. This skill provides the complete bugfix workflow knowledge including error classification, confidence scoring, and TDD best practices.
Quick "first look" overview of SAE features - top tokens, activation stats, weapons, families, sample contexts
This skill should be used when the GM needs to look up Daggerheart rules, reference what the SRD says, find official rules, get exact wording, check RAW (rules as written), verify rules references, or understand how mechanics work in Daggerheart. Provides authoritative rule clarification from the Daggerheart System Reference Document 1.0.
Enforce Issue-First pattern by creating Beads tracking issue BEFORE implementation. MUST BE USED for all implementation work. Classifies work type (epic/feature/task/bug/chore), determines priority (0-4), finds parent in hierarchy, creates issue, then passes control to implementation. Use when starting implementation work, or when user mentions "no tracking issue", "missing Feature-Key", work classification, creating features, building new systems, beginning development, or implementing new functionality.
Executes Hostinger API operations via Python wrapper. Use when managing VPS instances, Docker Compose projects, DNS records, domains, firewalls, SSH keys, snapshots, backups, billing, hosting, or WHOIS profiles.
