Skill UI

A comprehensive guide for developers migrating the intercom-client npm package, particularly addressing major version jumps (e.g., v5 to v6) and associated breaking changes. Learn how to update client initialization, modify contact and conversation operations, and handle API version pinning using TypeScript and modern asynchronous patterns.

A comprehensive guide for handling incoming Intercom webhooks, including robust HMAC-SHA1 signature verification. It details processing different notification topics (e.g., contact creation, conversation updates) and implementing idempotent logic using Redis to prevent duplicate event processing. Ideal for integrating Intercom data into a backend system or CRM.

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.

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.

This tool extracts and formalizes the core business terminology (Ubiquitous Language) from a conversational context. It generates a structured glossary, identifies ambiguities, resolves conflicting terms, and proposes canonical names. It is essential for building consistent and unambiguous domain models, particularly when following Domain-Driven Design (DDD).

This tool functions as a post-task epilogue, designed to audit and record the entire research journey. It scans the conversation history at the end of a coding or research session to extract critical research artifacts, including decisions, experiments, dead ends, claims, heuristics, and major pivots. It systematically writes this provenance data into the structured `ara/` directory, ensuring a faithful and auditable trace of how the project truly evolved.

This tool reads your local GitHub Copilot CLI conversation history using the specialized `vardoger` CLI. It analyzes your behavioral patterns, coding conventions, and usage style to generate a personalized instructions block. This block is written directly to your local Copilot configuration file, allowing the assistant to adapt its guidance and suggestions specifically to your unique habits and preferences. The process runs entirely offline, ensuring maximum privacy.

This skill guides the user through setting up the OpenViking long-term memory plugin for OpenClaw. It automatically captures critical facts and important context from conversations and recalls relevant information across sessions, enabling advanced RAG capabilities. The process is fully wizard-driven, requiring no CLI knowledge from the user.

A comprehensive, expert-level guideline for building Agentic User Interfaces (UIs). This system emphasizes conversational interactions, clear outcomes, and minimal user controls, allowing users to delegate complex tasks to AI. It provides structured rules covering color tokens, typography, accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA), and component anatomy for professional developers and designers.

This skill summarizes the current conversation into a structured handoff document, ideal for passing work to a fresh AI agent or starting a new session. It avoids content duplication by referencing existing artifacts (PRDs, plans, issues, commits) using their paths or URLs, ensuring the receiving agent has a concise and actionable overview of the project's state, open decisions, and next steps.

This powerful skill pauses deep technical discussions to conduct a comprehensive, multi-dimensional reassessment. It analyzes conceptual drift, identifies unverified assumptions, and detects potential cognitive biases (e.g., confirmation bias, sunk cost fallacy). Use it when the conversation is becoming overly detailed, or when a strategic check-in is needed to ensure the focus remains on the core objective and the correct problem is being solved.

This skill orchestrates the process of converting a detailed, multi-turn conversation, complex workflow, or troubleshooting path into a standardized, reusable SKILL.md format. It guides the user through proposing a structured plan, ensuring all necessary steps, triggers, and inputs are captured before materializing the final, callable skill for future use.