documentation-fundamentals
Guides documentation standards including READMEs, JSDoc, and code comments. Use when writing documentation, adding comments, or explaining code. Enforces "WHY not WHAT" principle.
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Guides documentation standards including READMEs, JSDoc, and code comments. Use when writing documentation, adding comments, or explaining code. Enforces "WHY not WHAT" principle.
Build complete React features with proper layered architecture including UI components, business logic, API integration, and state management. Use this skill when users request implementing features like "user authentication", "shopping cart", "product listing", "file upload", or any complete functionality that requires UI + business logic + data fetching. Generates all layers - presentation (components), business logic (hooks/stores/validation), and data access (API calls/React Query). Integrates with react-component-generator for UI and provides production-ready, maintainable code following best practices.
Frontend-focused code review skill for React/TypeScript/Tailwind projects. Analyzes code quality, security vulnerabilities (XSS, CSRF), performance issues, accessibility (WCAG), React best practices, hooks usage, component architecture, responsive design, and SEO. Use when users request code review, want feedback on components, ask about frontend security, performance optimization, or accessibility compliance. Provides actionable feedback with severity levels and fix suggestions.
Analyze and optimize user prompts for clarity, specificity, and completeness using interactive questionnaires or direct analysis. Use this skill when user requests are vague, ambiguous, incomplete, or lack necessary details. Supports two modes - Interactive Mode (uses AskUserQuestion tool for guided clarification) and Direct Analysis Mode (provides optimization suggestions). Triggers on prompts containing vague language like "something", "thing", "stuff", "it", or when requests lack context, technical specifications, success criteria, or examples. When user requests interactive/questionnaire mode, use AskUserQuestion to guide them through structured questions. Helps transform unclear requests into well-structured, actionable prompts.
Comprehensive CrewAI framework guide for building collaborative AI agent teams and structured workflows. Use when developing multi-agent systems with CrewAI, creating autonomous AI crews, orchestrating flows, implementing agents with roles and tools, or building production-ready AI automation. Essential for developers building intelligent agent systems, task automation, and complex AI workflows.
Structured code review criteria for pre-implementation plan review (Critic) and post-implementation security/quality review. Covers security, performance, maintainability, and correctness with severity ratings.
Use this skill whenever creating PPTX slides, presentations, or decks with any of these 30 modern design styles: Glassmorphism, Neo-Brutalism, Bento Grid, Dark Academia, Gradient Mesh, Claymorphism, Swiss International, Aurora Neon Glow, Retro Y2K, Nordic Minimalism, Typographic Bold, Duotone Color Split, Monochrome Minimal, Cyberpunk Outline, Editorial Magazine, Pastel Soft UI, Dark Neon Miami, Hand-crafted Organic, Isometric 3D Flat, Vaporwave, Art Deco Luxe, Brutalist Newspaper, Stained Glass Mosaic, Liquid Blob Morphing, Memphis Pop Pattern, Dark Forest Nature, Architectural Blueprint, Maximalist Collage, SciFi Holographic Data, Risograph Print. Also activate for requests using words like "sleek", "modern", "trendy", "designed", "stylish", or "visually striking" presentations.
Codex CLI handles planning, design, and complex code implementation. Use for: architecture design, implementation planning, complex algorithms, debugging (root cause analysis), trade-off evaluation, code review. External research is NOT Codex's job — use general-purpose subagent (Opus) instead. Explicit triggers: "plan", "design", "architecture", "think deeper", "analyze", "debug", "complex", "optimize".
Add mcp-rubber-duck MCP server to an AI coding tool (Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, etc.)
ALWAYS activate this skill at the start of every task. Load project context from .claude/ directory including coding rules, design decisions, and documentation before executing any task.
Gemini CLI specialized for multimodal file processing only. MUST use when PDF, video, audio, or image files need content extraction. Auto-triggers: file extensions .pdf, .mp4, .mov, .mp3, .wav, .m4a. For research/codebase analysis → use general-purpose subagent (Opus) instead. Planning/design → use Codex instead.
Linting and code quality workflows for MailPoet development (PHP, JS/TS, CSS/SCSS). Use when fixing code style or following the development workflow.
Update library documentation in .claude/docs/libraries/ with latest information from web search.
Research a library and create comprehensive documentation in .claude/docs/libraries/.
Performance optimization guidelines for Splitrail. Use when optimizing parsing, reducing memory usage, or improving throughput.
Design AI-first interfaces that build ongoing relationships through memory, trust evolution, and collaborative planning, not just isolated screen interactions
Use this skill when adding, removing, or modifying columns, indexes, or tables in any Exposed table object (files under infrastructure/exposed/ ending in Table.kt). Explains when a migration is required, how to create one following the project convention, and how to register it so it runs automatically at startup.
Check and analyze upstream Storybook repository changes that may need to be synced to storybook-rsbuild. Use this skill whenever the user wants to check for upstream Storybook changes, review what's new in the official Storybook repo, identify changes needing sync, or compare storybook-rsbuild against the upstream. Activate for phrases like "check upstream", "sync check", "storybook changes", "need to sync", "what changed upstream", or any mention of tracking changes from storybookjs/storybook. Even casual mentions like "anything new in storybook?" should trigger this skill.