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Review Protocol Buffer and gRPC API changes to ensure wire and JSON compatibility. This skill covers safe schema evolution, identifying rollout hazards, and maintaining RPC contract quality. It is used when reviewing proto diffs, modifying messages and services, planning migrations, or diagnosing cross-version failures in distributed systems.

Plan a concrete reframing diff for a manuscript after rejection or when switching target venues, covering contribution claim, introduction arc, evidence bar, house style, and policy. Reads both venues' packs to produce a cost-ranked plan and flags when a reframe is not worth it.

This skill compares accessibility violations on a live page against a baseline, such as uncommitted changes or a specific branch. It reports new violations introduced, fixed violations, and pre-existing counts without modifying the source code. It is useful for developers to assess the impact of code changes on web accessibility standards like WCAG before committing.

Audit local AI coding-agent sessions with agenttrace to inspect token and cost spikes, tool failures, retry loops, latency, anomalies, health scores, diffs, and CI gates. Use for debugging slow, expensive, or unreliable runs and comparing attempts.

This skill allows you to delegate bounded coding tasks to the Google Antigravity CLI (agy) while retaining review and landing responsibility. You write the brief, dispatch the task, wait for completion, review the generated diff against gates, and commit the changes yourself. It requires the agy CLI installed and authenticated, suitable for orchestrators managing code generation workflows.

Orchestrates bounded coding tasks to Aider CLI, managing briefs, diffs, and reviews. Supports local models via OpenAI-compatible endpoints, ensuring offline operation and no auto-commits.

This skill covers deploying and managing Azure Virtual Machines using Azure CLI. It includes creating Linux and Windows VMs, configuring availability sets, managing managed disks, and generating custom images. It also provides guidance on selecting appropriate VM sizes for different workloads like general purpose, memory-intensive, or GPU tasks. Essential for DevOps engineers and cloud administrators working on Azure infrastructure.

Enables cross-version binary symbol migration using LLM-based comparison. Recovers function names in updated binaries without PDBs by comparing old symbolized binaries with new stripped ones. Outputs YAML mappings for automated renaming. Ideal for reverse engineering maintenance, software updates, and kernel driver analysis where symbols are missing.

Delegate a bounded coding task to a separate Claude Code CLI session for implementation, while the orchestrator reviews the diff and lands the changes. Use only when the user explicitly requests delegation. Requires the claude CLI, Node 18+, and git.

This skill enables orchestrators to delegate bounded coding tasks to the Cline CLI agent. The user writes a brief, dispatches the task via a relay, and reviews the generated diff before committing changes. It ensures human oversight while leveraging automated coding capabilities. Requires Cline CLI installation and authentication.

This skill acts as a code education expert, specializing in breaking down complex code, algorithms, or system architecture. It transforms difficult technical concepts into understandable explanations using clear narratives, visual diagrams, and step-by-step breakdowns. Ideal for creating learning materials, onboarding guides, or detailed technical reviews for developers of all levels.

This skill enables orchestrating agents to delegate bounded coding tasks to the OpenAI Codex CLI. The orchestrator drafts the brief, runs the command, and maintains full responsibility for reviewing diffs and committing changes. It prioritizes safety by preventing automatic commits, requiring explicit user requests and manual gate verification.