daily-manager
Create and manage daily pages. Use when user says "today's page", "daily", "create daily", or asks about today's schedule.
Essential command-line tools and system utilities.
Create and manage daily pages. Use when user says "today's page", "daily", "create daily", or asks about today's schedule.
Your approach to handling global specs documentation. Use this skill when working on files where global specs documentation comes into play.
Perform root-cause analysis for bugs/errors/regressions using logs, repro steps, and hypothesis testing. Use when the user reports “nie działa”, stack traces, failing tests, or regressions.
Google Apps Script documentation, guides, and API reference for automating Google Workspace applications
Proactive research protocol for version queries, APIs, and best practices. Use when answering questions about library versions, API documentation, or technology assessments. Covers research triggers, source citation, and confidence indicators.
This skill MUST be used when the user asks to "get a Confluence page", "fetch page content", "show me the wiki page", "read Confluence page", "view page", or mentions a Confluence page ID or wants to retrieve page information. ALWAYS use this skill for Confluence page retrieval.
Get today's date for web searches and date-sensitive tasks. Auto-invoke before any WebSearch that includes a year (e.g., "React 2024", "Python 2025"), when searching for current documentation, latest releases, or recent information. Ensures searches use the correct current year instead of outdated dates.
Perform a repo-wide, evidence-based audit of documentation against the current codebase and recent changes. Produces a proposed, fully rewritten documentation set in TempDoc-ForUserReview and asks for approval before any changes are applied to the existing docs.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "write docs", "create documentation", "document this project", "write a README", or wants to create comprehensive documentation from scratch. Spawns @writer agent to analyze codebase and create consolidated docs.
Use this skill when reading or updating wiki pages on skyline.ms.
Searches Google Drive for documents, decks, and spreadsheets related to a requested topic, then delivers a curated briefing with grouped file lists, key highlights, access notes, and recommended follow-ups.
Debug frontend issues using Chrome DevTools MCP. Find root causes of UI bugs, console errors, network failures, DOM problems. Use when user mentions "debug", "fix bug", "troubleshoot", "not working", "error", "console", or has UI/DOM/network issues.
This skill MUST be used when the user asks to "update a Confluence page", "edit wiki page", "modify page content", "change page title", "append to page", "update documentation", or otherwise requests modifying existing Confluence pages. ALWAYS use this skill for Confluence page updates.
Autonomous documentation maintainer that ensures code changes are reflected in documentation
Validates documentation consistency and auto-generates documentation stubs. Auto-activates when users ask about docs sync, broken links, stale content, or when code changes need documentation. Checks version consistency, internal links, documentation drift, and suggests doc templates for new code.
Fetches information from official GraalVM, Truffle, and Graal compiler documentation for API guidance, performance optimization, compiler flags, profiling, specializations, Bytecode DSL, Truffle DSL, partial evaluation, and compilation analysis. Use when you need authoritative documentation about Truffle framework, GraalVM compiler options, or optimization techniques. Use when asking about Truffle API, compiler flags, specialization patterns, or Graal options.
Write self-documenting code with minimal, helpful comments that explain complex logic without documenting temporary changes or fixes. Use this skill when adding comments to code, documenting functions or classes, or explaining complex algorithms. When writing or editing any code file that may benefit from explanatory comments. When reviewing existing comments to ensure they remain evergreen and relevant. When deciding whether code needs comments or if better naming and structure would be clearer. This skill applies to all code files in any programming language including `.js`, `.ts`, `.py`, `.rb`, `.java`, `.go`, `.php`, and others.
Fetches source code for npm packages and GitHub repositories to provide AI agents with implementation details beyond types. Use when you need to understand how a package works internally or reference its actual implementation.
Generate comprehensive end-user documentation from application codebases