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A comprehensive reference guide for structuring development projects within the Cursor IDE. It details best practices for directory layout, defining layered rules (covering global conventions, security constraints, and technology-specific patterns like API routes and database access), and optimizing indexing strategies. This ensures maximum AI effectiveness, improves code maintainability, and streamlines the entire development workflow.

Guides creation of Cursor-specific subagents with isolated contexts, structured prompts, and frontmatter so multi-step workflows, verifiers, or specialists follow Cursor’s directories and delegation rules.

This skill provides structured guidance and patterns for performing comprehensive web fuzzing using the powerful command-line tool, ffuf. Web fuzzing is an essential security testing technique used by penetration testers to discover hidden directories, unlinked endpoints, or sensitive files on a web server by systematically brute-forcing potential paths and parameters. Use this skill when you need to audit the security posture of a web application or map out unknown parts of a website.

Run targeted file path traversal assessments to find directory traversal and LFI vulnerabilities across web parameters, verify exploitation payloads, and document sensitive files exposed via automated fuzzing and manual checks.

This comprehensive workflow guides users through building a complete Obsidian plugin from an empty directory. It covers all necessary components, including the core Plugin class, settings panel, command definitions, ribbon icons, manifest configuration, and production build setup using esbuild and TypeScript. It is essential for developers starting a new plugin project or learning the entire Obsidian plugin lifecycle.

A comprehensive guide for the full lifecycle release and distribution of Obsidian plugins. This skill covers all necessary steps, including building release assets, managing version bumps, creating GitHub releases, and submitting the required Pull Requests to the official Obsidian community plugin directory. Essential for developers launching or updating plugins.

Automates scaffolding of new Claude Code plugins within the claude-code-plugins repo, creating directories, plugin.json, READMEs, LICENSE, commands/agents/skills/MCP assets, and marketplace entries before validating schemas and syncing the catalog.

This guide details the standardized directory structure and best practices for building robust and maintainable plugins for Claude Code. It covers critical components including the plugin manifest (plugin.json), commands, agents, skills, and hooks. Use this skill when you need to scaffold a new plugin, understand the required component organization, or configure the plugin's architecture according to best practices.

Ports an existing Semgrep rule into each requested language by running applicability analysis, test-first creation, AST-informed rule translation, and validation so that every target-language variant has its own rule+test directory.

Automates Claude skill creation by scaffolding directories, validating metadata, packaging assets, and posting summaries to Slack channels for collaborative team workflows.

Configures and manages isolated Git worktrees by selecting safe directories, verifying ignore rules, running project setup, and validating a clean test baseline so teams can work on multiple branches without switching contexts.

This skill guides developers through installing the Vercel Command Line Interface (CLI) and configuring secure authentication. It covers multiple setup scenarios, including interactive OAuth login, setting environment tokens for CI/CD pipelines, and linking a local project directory to a specific Vercel project. Essential for initial project setup and ensuring smooth deployments.