skills-proficiency-mapper
Map skills to proficiency levels using CEFR, Bloom's taxonomy, and DigComp frameworks. Use when designing skill progressions or assessing learner proficiency.
Map skills to proficiency levels using CEFR, Bloom's taxonomy, and DigComp frameworks. Use when designing skill progressions or assessing learner proficiency.
Token-efficient library documentation fetcher using Context7 MCP with 86.8% token savings through intelligent shell pipeline filtering. Fetches code examples, API references, and best practices for JavaScript, Python, Go, Rust, and other libraries. Use when users ask about library documentation, need code examples, want API usage patterns, are learning a new framework, need syntax reference, or troubleshooting with library-specific information. Triggers include questions like "Show me React hooks", "How do I use Prisma", "What's the Next.js routing syntax", or any request for library/framework documentation.
Generate measurable learning outcomes aligned with Bloom's taxonomy and CEFR proficiency levels for educational content. Use this skill when educators need to define what students will achieve, create learning objectives for curriculum planning, or ensure objectives are specific and testable rather than vague. This skill helps break down complex topics into progressively building learning goals with clear assessment methods and success criteria.
This skill should be used when demonstrating skill structure and format. Provides example patterns for creating new skills.
アーキテクチャレビュースキル(設計整合性、コーディング規約、ドキュメント整合性の確認)
Documents and explains the CookMode V2 codebase as it exists. Use this when the user needs factual information about the current implementation, architecture, file locations, or how components work. DOES NOT suggest improvements unless explicitly asked.
Generate 50-question interactive quizzes using the Quiz component with randomized batching. Use when creating end-of-chapter assessments. Displays 15-20 questions per session with immediate feedback. NOT for static markdown quizzes.
This skill should be used when performing maintenance or diagnostics on remote Linux systems. Triggers on "remote server", "Linux maintenance", "Ubuntu cleanup", "Debian", "disk space", "apt cleanup", "journal vacuum", "snap cleanup", "system diagnostics". Provides structured three-phase checklists with quantification.
Automated comprehensive code documentation generation with API docs, README files, inline comments, and architecture diagrams
Template for creating domain expertise skills. Copy and customize for your specific domain.
This skill should be used when content teaches patterns (skills, subagents, ADRs, PHRs, specifications) that have canonical sources elsewhere. Prevents format drift by ensuring content references and follows the authoritative format from canonical sources. Use before implementing lessons that teach platform patterns, or when reviewing content for format consistency.
Automatically activated when user asks how something works, wants to understand unfamiliar code, needs to explore a new codebase, or asks questions like "where is X implemented?", "how does Y work?", or "explain the Z component"
Use when the user says "use the DevTools skill" or when they need help debugging a web app with Chrome DevTools MCP (UI bugs, incorrect behavior, console errors, network/API failures, or performance/lag), especially if the user seems inexperienced and needs guided, step-by-step diagnosis.
Use when the user asks why something happened, what’s wrong, root cause analysis, debugging, or incident explanation.
Research file storage conventions and templates for dokhak agents. Use when: (1) saving research results from research-collector or researcher agents, (2) reading cached research files, (3) checking if research exists for a section. Provides directory structure, file format templates, and naming conventions.