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This skill serves as a comprehensive entry point for initiating new development work. It systematically analyzes project metadata (specs, roadmaps) to determine the optimal work decomposition path (new spec, existing extension, or simple fix). By conducting deep context loading and guiding structured dialogue, it refines vague ideas into clearly defined, actionable scope boundaries. Finally, it proposes multiple concrete technical approaches, complete with trade-offs and estimates, ensuring the resulting project scope is well-defined and ready for implementation.

Implements approved development tasks using Test-Driven Development methodology with autonomous or manual sub-agent dispatch. Supports multiple review modes (required/inline/off) and integrates with project specifications, requirements, and design documents for comprehensive implementation validation. Automatically discovers validation commands and establishes repository baselines before execution.

This utility analyzes a codebase (product, technology, and structure) to automatically extract core architectural patterns, guiding principles, and engineering standards. It manages a persistent 'Steering' repository, performing initial bootstrapping and continuous synchronization. It detects 'code drift' when the code deviates from established patterns and suggests additive updates, ensuring project documentation remains a comprehensive source of truth.

This skill helps users create specialized 'steering documents' or project memory for highly specific domains (e.g., API standards, testing strategies, security patterns). By analyzing the existing codebase and following predefined architectural principles, it synthesizes concise, actionable guides that capture technical patterns, best practices, and domain-specific rules, ensuring project consistency and knowledge retention.

This reference architecture provides a production-ready, layered structure for integrating external applications with Klaviyo. It outlines best practices for building robust marketing automation systems, including profile synchronization (bidirectional sync), event-driven webhook handlers, background job processing, and implementing middleware like rate limiters. Use this when designing new data pipelines, reviewing project structure, or establishing standardized data synchronization standards for email/SMS campaigns.

This skill provides guidelines and mechanics for managing multi-tenant environments within KubeSphere. It focuses on the controlled creation and configuration of core resources—including workspaces, projects, and users—while strictly adhering to least privilege principles. It details the proper use of RBAC roles (Viewer, Regular, Admin) and guides users through the process of setting up organizational boundaries and access controls for secure, scalable deployment.

A comprehensive index of 46 production-grade test automation skills, covering E2E, unit, mobile, BDD, and cloud testing across 15+ languages. This skill equips AI coding assistants to act as senior QA architects, generating structured, real-world test code for major frameworks like Playwright, Selenium, Cypress, and Jest. It supports project setup, CI/CD integration, and cross-platform debugging.

This guide provides comprehensive instructions for setting up and authenticating the Lucidchart SDK/API. It covers installation via npm/pip and configuring credentials (API keys, client secrets) using environment variables. Use this when starting a new project requiring programmatic diagram creation, document management, or integration with Lucidchart.

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.

This skill generates standardized, production-ready `mise.toml` configurations. It helps developers standardize runtime versions across mixed-language projects (e.g., Node.js, Python, Go, etc.) and CI/CD pipelines, eliminating the need for multiple legacy version managers like asdf or nvm. Ideal for ensuring reproducible, consistent development environments.

A comprehensive guide detailing five validated architecture patterns for utilizing Notion as a powerful backend database. Use cases include: Headless CMS for blogging, task tracking for project management, building knowledge bases (wikis), handling form submissions, and serving as a data pipeline source. Includes schema design and code examples using TypeScript and Python.

This skill guides users through setting up a robust, local development loop for Notion integrations. It covers creating dedicated development tokens, structuring the project for testability, implementing mocked SDK unit tests, and handling API rate limits with exponential backoff retries. This ensures rapid, reliable iteration and testing without compromising production data safety.