Skill UI

This tool guides the analysis of work sessions by detecting user feedback (corrections, successes, edge cases). It evaluates these signals against quality criteria (Complete, Precise, Atomic, Stable) to propose structured improvements, update skill documentation (SKILL.md), and maintain a changelog.

This skill automates the final deployment phase of an agent system. It converts a validated build sheet into four ordered JSON payloads (environment, agent, session, kickoff) and generates a resumable `launch.sh` script. Crucially, this process enforces API-key safety by requiring the user to run the script in their shell, pulling the Anthropic API key from the environment variable, thus ensuring the key never appears in logs or files. It provides a structured, multi-step launch sequence.

A safe, cross-platform copilot for all command-line interface (CLI) needs. It detects the user's environment (OS, shell, installed tools) before suggesting or running commands. It excels at handling complex, long-running sessions (REPLs, SSH, databases) and debugging common errors like 'command not found' or 'permission denied' across Windows, macOS, and Linux.

A robust, shell-free utility designed to launch executables and their arguments into a visible host terminal window. It supports multiple advanced modes including dry-run inspection, capability detection, detached fallback, and standalone recovery. Ideal for applications needing to securely execute interactive CLIs, SSH sessions, or local development processes in a reliable, non-interpolated manner.

Read-only diagnosis for OpenViking memory issues: trace backward from a memory file to its archive memory_diff.json, then to session messages when needed. Use it for incorrect content, wrong paths or owners, missing memories, and unexplained updates or deletes.

This skill helps identify issues in Superpowers sessions by analyzing transcripts and evidence. It assists in troubleshooting problems like repeated work, ignored plans, or unexpected costs. The process involves locating session files, triaging dimensions, generating detailed reports, and optionally creating GitHub issues or export bundles for maintainers. All findings must cite specific paths and lines.