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A simple introductory skill that demonstrates basic OpenCode skill functionality and provides a starting template
A simple introductory skill that demonstrates basic OpenCode skill functionality and provides a starting template
Suggest MOC updates and new MOCs based on semantic clustering. Use when asked to "curate MOCs", "update maps", "find clusters", "what MOCs need updating", or "organize my notes".
Use when user requests learning review or knowledge consolidation. Triggers: (1) "daily review" or "daily" keywords, (2) "weekly review" or "weekly" keywords, (3) "understanding test" or "test" keywords, (4) "current location" or "where" keywords, (5) end-of-session retrospectives.
Synthesize knowledge on a topic from multiple notes. Use when asked "what do I know about X", "summarize topic", "synthesize notes on", or "overview of".
Create and refine Codex skills (folders containing `SKILL.md`). Use when you need help naming a skill, writing effective `name`/`description`, structuring the on-disk instructions, or adding scripts/references/assets for repeatable workflows.
This skill should be used when asked to create or edit Slidev (sli.dev) presentation slide decks.
Quick reference for operating within jonmagic's second-brain workspace. Use when working with files in the brain repository—provides directory structure, naming conventions, append-only norms, wikilink patterns, and file organization rules. Essential for understanding where to create files, how to name them, and how to maintain continuity with existing structures.
Enhance book notes with Blinkist-style summaries. Use when asked to "enhance notes", "improve book notes", "add key insights", "expand notes", or "make notes better". Adds Core Message, Key Insights, Notable Quotes, and Who Should Read sections via parallel web research.
Use when reviewing code changes, auditing documentation accuracy, validating technical claims before merge, or user says "verify claims", "factcheck", "audit documentation", "validate comments", "are these claims accurate".
Validate changes for factual accuracy, completeness, and intent preservation without modifications. Scope: fact-checking, verifying refactors, validating imports, checking rewrites, comparing versions, reviewing documentation changes. Triggers: "fact-check", "verify", "validate", "compare versions".
Looks up WCAG 2.1 AA criteria and WAI-ARIA patterns, returning official W3C URLs with concise summaries. Use when user asks about accessibility standards, WCAG criteria (e.g., "1.4.3", "contrast"), ARIA attributes (e.g., "aria-expanded", "role=dialog"), or accessible component patterns (e.g., "accessible tabs", "modal dialog a11y").
Analyze the knowledge graph for insights. Use when asked to "analyze connections", "graph report", "show hubs", "find orphans", or "knowledge map".
Guidance for maintaining memory quality through curation. Covers updating outdated memories, marking obsolete content, and linking related knowledge. Use when memories need modification, when new information supersedes old, or when building knowledge graph connections.
Modélise le raisonnement juridique d'un magistrat français pour l'analyse de dossiers civils. Utiliser ce skill pour analyser un litige et identifier les questions juridiques, construire un raisonnement juridique structuré (syllogisme), rédiger une motivation de jugement civil, rechercher la jurisprudence et les textes applicables via Judilibre et Légifrance, qualifier juridiquement des faits et actes, distinguer prétentions, moyens et arguments. Basé sur les Fiches méthodologiques de rédaction du jugement civil (ENM/Cour de cassation, 2023).
Systematic ambiguity resolution through tiered information gathering. Use when facing unclear requirements, unknown context, uncertain implementation choices, or any situation where guessing would be risky.
Maintain and organize internal wikis and knowledge base documentation
Quick factual Q&A with citations. Use for simple lookups and single facts.
Validate documentation files for completeness, accuracy, and consistency with the codebase. Use when user mentions "check documentation", "validate docs", "is the README up to date?", requests documentation review, says "docs are wrong" or "fix the docs", or is working on documentation improvements. Covers README files, API docs, CHANGELOG, and any markdown documentation.
Expert knowledge on how to properly maintain and update the central Amplify Gen 2 handbook
Discover and add wiki-links between notes. Use when asked to "find connections", "link this note", "what should I link to", or "connect my notes".