Script and automate repetitive tasks and workflows.
Scan files for sensitive content before sharing. Detects personal info, credentials, private URLs, local paths, and security risks. Use before publishing repos, sharing code, or exporting configs.
Reusable logic for updating repository documentation (README, indices, tables) with new content while preserving formatting and structure
Convert C/C++ project build.sh and test.sh scripts to support incremental builds. Use when fixing build scripts for re-execution after docker commit, converting to out-of-tree builds, or making scripts idempotent for repeated execution.
To upload files through a file input, provide one or more file paths for a page file chooser.
Configure and optimize Nx monorepo workspaces. Use when setting up Nx, configuring project boundaries, optimizing build caching, or implementing affected commands.
Write self-documenting code with clear naming and structure, adding minimal, evergreen comments only when necessary to explain complex logic. Use this skill when writing or reviewing any code that might need comments. When refactoring code to make it more self-explanatory through better naming and structure. When deciding whether to add or remove comments from existing code. When ensuring comments explain why something is done rather than what is being done. When reviewing code to remove outdated or temporary change-related comments. This skill applies to all programming languages and all types of code files.
Scans and refactors deprecated Magento 2 controller patterns to modern HTTP verb interfaces. Use when modernizing controllers that extend deprecated Action base class or need PHP 8.3+ compatibility.
Use when user explicitly asks to refactor code, or when test coverage is requested for untested code with side effects. Enforces Functional Core Imperative Shell pattern extraction before any changes.
Migrates TypeScript projects to strict mode incrementally with type guards, utility types, and best practices. Use when users request "TypeScript strict", "strict mode migration", "type safety", "strict TypeScript", or "ts-strict".
Git workflow standards including branching strategy, commit conventions, and PR guidelines. Use when creating branches, writing commit messages, preparing pull requests, or following git best practices.
Use this skill when working with the lightweight GitHub Flow branching model. Ideal for projects with continuous deployment where 'main' is always deployable.
Git conventions and workflow best practices including Conventional Commits, branch naming, and commit message guidelines. Use when user needs guidance on git standards, commit formats, or workflow patterns.
Use when the user asks to implement a new feature, enhancement, add functionality, build something new, or create new capabilities. Triggers on keywords like "implement", "add feature", "build", "create new", "develop", "enhancement".
Use when the user asks to implement a new feature, enhancement, add functionality, build something new, or create new capabilities. Triggers on keywords like "implement", "add feature", "build", "create new", "develop", "enhancement".
Use when the user asks to create or improve a README file, project documentation, getting started guide, or installation instructions. Triggers on keywords like "README", "getting started", "installation guide", "project overview", "setup instructions".
Use when the user asks to create or improve a README file, project documentation, getting started guide, or installation instructions. Triggers on keywords like "README", "getting started", "installation guide", "project overview", "setup instructions".
Repository management strategies including branch strategies (Git Flow, GitHub Flow, trunk-based), monorepo patterns, submodules, and repository organization. Use when user needs guidance on repository structure or branching strategies.
Use this when creating new projects, generating documentation, cleaning/organizing a repo, suggesting architecture, deploying containers and services, naming files/folders, or when the user references 'ecosystem', 'patterns', or 'containers'. This skill outlines naming conventions, stack preferences, project organization (iMi worktrees), Docker patterns, and PRD structures from past conversations.
Generate comprehensive GitHub ecosystem configuration including CI/CD workflows, issue templates, PR templates, CODEOWNERS, dependabot, and Copilot instructions. Language-agnostic with Python, Go, and TypeScript support. Auto-detects project language from pyproject.toml, go.mod, or package.json. Use when setting up GitHub repos, adding CI/CD pipelines, creating issue/PR templates, configuring dependabot, adding CODEOWNERS, setting up Copilot instructions, or enhancing existing projects with GitHub tooling. Works on new or existing repositories with smart merging.
Configure Next.js projects with ESLint, Prettier, and recommended settings. Use when initializing Next.js projects, setting up linting, or when user mentions Next.js setup/Next.jsセットアップ.
Generate a deep, code-first project wiki and VitePress documentation site (DeepWiki-style) for a repository. Use when asked to create a complete wiki/manual for a new codebase, build a code-first documentation site, or generate a `codewiki/` folder with structured Markdown, diagrams, and navigation based on the source code (not existing docs).
Generate and maintain a project structure index for fast AI navigation. Creates docs/structure.md with an AI-friendly map + tree. Use when starting a new project, after major changes, or when docs/structure.md is stale.
