ci-fix

Generates comprehensive UI/UX design recommendations and best practices across multiple tech stacks, providing searchable styles, palettes, and design guidelines for web and mobile interfaces.

Performs comprehensive VPS health and security checks including resource usage, network status, and vulnerability scanning, from a personal Codex CLI skills catalog.

A Claude Code skill that provides a systematic bug triage workflow, turning ambiguous bug reports into reliable reproductions, root-cause analysis, minimal fixes, and verification steps with repo-aware command detection.

A skill that drafts release notes and changelog entries from git history or merged PRs between two refs, automatically categorizing changes and highlighting breaking changes, migrations, and upgrade steps.

A skill that helps build, test, and explain regular expressions step by step using CLI tools like ripgrep and Python. It confirms the target regex flavor, gathers sample matches, validates incrementally, and delivers a tested pattern with explanation.

A skill that creates or updates AGENTS.md files at key directory boundaries, providing scoped conventions, monorepo module maps, cross-domain workflows, and optional per-module feature maps. It optimizes for concise, agent-friendly instructions.

A skill that produces implementation plans grounded in repository research, following a structured workflow of research, analysis, Q&A gate, and implementation steps to ensure plans are based on real code and have no unresolved unknowns.

Generates nested AGENTS.md coding guidelines per module in monorepo-aware projects, detecting languages and tooling, asking architecture preferences, and setting up missing formatters and linters like Spotless for JVM.

A skill that verifies code changes follow the nearest-scoped AGENTS.md rules, grouping changed files by nested scope, auto-fixing formatting, running lint/tests, and reporting violations in monorepo-aware workflows.

Safely upgrades dependencies for Java/Kotlin (Gradle/Maven) and TypeScript/Node projects by planning bumps, applying changes incrementally, running tests/builds, and documenting breaking changes.