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This workflow demonstrates the core capabilities of the Glean Client API, allowing users to build comprehensive knowledge assistants. It covers advanced full-text search with filters and facets, implements AI-powered chat for contextual Q&A, and provides autocomplete suggestions. Ideal for integrating deep search and conversational AI into enterprise applications.

A comprehensive evaluation suite designed to benchmark the performance of Large Language Models (LLM) and Vision-Language Models (VLM) specifically for home security applications. It covers 143 diverse tests across 16 critical domains, including tool use, prompt injection resistance, contextual reasoning, alert triage, and detailed scene analysis, ensuring robustness for smart home AI systems.

This skill analyzes an existing codebase using domain context and architectural decisions to identify architectural friction and "deepening opportunities." It proposes refactored improvements to increase module depth, enhancing testability, improving maintainer locality, and making the codebase more navigable for AI tools. It focuses on transforming shallow modules into robust, deeply leveraged components.

This comprehensive tool analyzes a detailed specification by synthesizing data from multiple source files (JSON, Markdown, etc.). It tracks phase completion, identifies task progress, maps boundary contexts (upstream/downstream dependencies), and proactively highlights necessary revalidation points or blockers, providing a single, unified report of the spec's completeness and current development state.

This skill provides comprehensive guidance on correctly configuring Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers within Claude Code. It details the critical concepts of configuration scope (user vs. project) and outlines best practices to prevent context pollution across different coding sessions. Users learn how to safely add, remove, and clean up MCP settings using specific JSON files, ensuring a stable and efficient development environment.

A tool designed for persistent context management within AI coding sessions. Memory Kit solves the problem of context loss that occurs during compaction or session restarts by saving, loading, updating, and sharing critical session state to a dedicated `MEMORY.md` file. Key functions include creating snapshots of goals and decisions, syncing context across team members via Git, and auditing/pruning stale entries, ensuring continuous workflow and knowledge retention.

This skill performs a zero-context verification audit, ensuring that every quantitative claim, comparison, and scope statement within a research paper precisely matches the provided raw result files. It is designed to eliminate confirmation bias, catching discrepancies such as incorrect rounding, cherry-picked best seeds, or misreported performance deltas before publication. Ideal for validating paper-to-evidence fidelity.

This advanced tool acts as a specialized prompt engineer, guiding users to create highly optimized, production-ready prompts for various AI models (LLMs, Midjourney, etc.). It enforces strict writing rules, guides detailed intent extraction (Task, Context, Constraints), and provides model-specific best practices (e.g., Claude vs. GPT-5.x) to maximize AI output quality and maintain consistency. Essential for professional content creators, developers, and researchers needing precise AI interaction.

This skill facilitates an interactive Quality Assurance (QA) session. Users can conversationally describe encountered bugs or issues. The agent clarifies the problem, explores the codebase for context and domain language, and then meticulously files durable GitHub issues. It supports both single-issue reports and breaking down complex problems into multiple, independently verifiable tickets, ensuring developers receive actionable, high-quality reports written from the user's perspective.

A comprehensive tool for searching the Model Context Protocol (MCP) across various GitHub locations, including PRs, issues, and discussions. It allows users to track the full lifecycle of protocol specifications, from initial proposals to final merged changes. Furthermore, it facilitates deep dives into pull request reviews and comments, enabling the extraction of key maintainer rationales and design intent for accurate technical understanding.

This comprehensive, guided 4-phase workflow helps teams establish clear identity, boundaries, and strategic positioning. It guides users through absorbing existing context, auditing current capabilities versus claimed responsibilities, articulating a defined mission, and finally achieving stakeholder alignment. Use this framework when starting a new role, inheriting ambiguity, or needing to define clear operational boundaries.

This skill synthesizes a comprehensive Product Requirements Document (PRD) from the current conversation context and understanding of the codebase. It guides the user through structuring the problem statement, defining detailed user stories, outlining implementation decisions, and suggesting test strategies. The final PRD is formatted and submitted directly as a GitHub issue, ensuring a structured handover from discussion to development specification.