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debut
Audit a personal open-source repo for public-readiness before going public or pushing to its public git history — secrets/PII in history, licensing, README & community-health files, code quality, tests/CI, deps & releases. Produces a scored report (SHIP IT / NEEDS POLISH / NOT READY) with exact fix commands. Use when: '/debut', 'is this repo ready to go public', 'oss readiness audit', 'public-read
build-skill
Build a Claude Code skill with sovereignty principles, constraint architecture, and refusal design baked in. Interviews you about what the skill should do, then generates a complete, deployable SKILL.md file.
cc-content-samples-curation
Use this skill when the owner wants to save a gold-standard content example, curate approved samples, add a reference post to the samples library, or annotate a piece of content for future reference. Invoke when the user says "save this as a sample", "add to samples", "curate an example", "record this good post", or "update samples.md".
azure-init
Initialize local dev environment from Azure DevOps by cloning all project repositories. Use when user asks to "initialize Azure project", "clone Azure repos", "setup Azure project locally", or wants to download all repositories from an Azure DevOps project.
validate-skill
Validates Claude Code skills against official best practices from Anthropic documentation. Fetches latest documentation dynamically to ensure current standards. Checks frontmatter, structure, line count, descriptions, references, workflows, and provides actionable recommendations. Use when asked to validate skill, check skill quality, review skill, or audit skill compliance.
prompt-queue
Use when user says "execute prompt queue", "resume prompt queue", "run the queue", "reset prompt queue", "reset queue prompt", or has a docs/prompt_queue.md file with sequential prompts to execute. Orchestrates multi-step prompt pipelines with dynamic variable passing between steps, fresh subagent per step, and cross-session resumability via state file.
designing-lore
Creates mythologies, legendary figures, historical eras, relics, and sacred artifacts for fictional worlds. Use when building creation myths, founding legends, historical timelines, mythic heroes, symbolic systems, or sacred objects, or when user says "origin story", "myth", "legend", "relic", "artifact", "ancient history", or "prophecy". Does NOT write final files — use /writing-worldbuilding for
researching-papers
Searches academic databases (arXiv, Crossref, PMC, Semantic Scholar, Open Library, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) for papers matching a research query, downloads PDFs, and converts them to markdown. Use when grounding fictional science in real research, finding citations for existing content, or when user says "find papers", "search for research", "download papers", "what does real science s
cc-content-onboarding
Use this skill when setting up a new marketing project with Claude Code, populating company-level context files, or initializing the context/ folder. Invoke when the user asks to "onboard a new client", "set up context files", "create company profile", "populate context", "initialize marketing project", or "set up brand context". Also use when context files are missing and the user wants to create
cc-content-session-wrap
Use this skill at the end of a content creation session to review deliverables, collect feedback, detect recurring correction patterns, and create a git commit. Invoke when the user says "wrap up", "end session", "session wrap", "wrap session", "commit session work", or "close out this session".
hunting-bugs
Audits codebases for common bug patterns and anti-patterns including timezone issues, null safety, type coercion, async handling, and performance problems. Searches for known problematic patterns and provides actionable fixes. Use when asked to find bugs, audit for issues, check for common problems, or hunt for bugs in codebase.
nuget-package-management
Manage NuGet packages using Central Package Management (CPM) and dotnet CLI. Never edit .csproj or Directory.Packages.props XML directly - use dotnet add/remove/list commands. Use shared version variables for related packages. Covers workspaces, security audits, and version management.