skills

firestop — triage an operational alert from a Slack, alert, incident, Linear or GitHub reference, posting an opening update before investigating rather than going quiet until it has an answer

pr-issue-review — statically judge whether a PR solves its stated issue, across passive, neutral, assertive and aggressive profiles, leaving inline comments and suggestions without ever running code

competing-hypotheses — debug by investigating rival theories in parallel, then comparing evidence to find the likeliest root cause

brainstorm — parallel proposers each design an independent approach, peer-review each other, then compare in a trade-off matrix

improve-code-structure — structural refactoring only: decompose long functions, reduce nesting, replace ill-fitting abstractions, sweep dead code

seam-audit — map a codebase's module boundaries and import edges into a layered topology diagram, flagging accidental hubs, cycles and layer violations

repeat-until-settled — re-invoke any skill until its output stops changing, handling oscillation and stalls, then chain to a follow-up

use-codex and use-claude — delegate across model families for second opinions, token-heavy scoped work, or long-horizon bug fixing

lucid and lucid-doc — shape a chat response, or a written deliverable, for a reader who was not in the conversation

restack — manage stacked branches without Graphite, inferring the stack from git history

sync-fork — reset shared branches to upstream, re-merge local-only work, prune what already landed

ask-me-about — interview the user to extract and sharpen their mental model of an idea or plan

image-to-svg — recreate a raster image as SVG by isolating features, building each as a layer, then compositing

create-profile-atlas — generate, chroma-key and split profile emoji atlases, with readability checks and manifests

dotfiles-mac — create, update or apply a macOS dotfiles repo with GNU Stow

quotespeak — pop-culture quotes that substitute for plain prose rather than decorate it

Distributed via skills.sh — one-command install into any project