Explorar skills

Use when writing, reviewing, or hardening Go tests that rely on stretchr/testify — `assert`, `require`, `mock`, and `suite` — including table-driven tests, subtests, parallel tests, mocks versus hand-written fakes, error-wrap assertions, and flaky test triage with `-race` and `-count`.

Automate Test App tasks via Rube MCP (Composio). Always search tools first for current schemas.

Gerenciador autônomo de superskills: o principal orquestrador para tarefas de desenvolvimento complexas. Ele analisa prompts, atribui habilidades, gerencia subprojetos, gera agentes paralelos, impõe qualidade, rastreia o orçamento e conduz a execução com julgamento de nível de CTO.

C++ implementation and review skill. Use when writing, modifying, refactoring, or reviewing C++ code, especially modern C++17/20/23 code that needs strong ownership, type safety, and testable design. Portable across C++ repos and build systems.

Threat-intel IOC workflow — feed curation (MISP/OpenCTI/vendor/ENISA/CISA), deduplication, confidence scoring (TLP, source reputation, age, sightings), enrichment pipeline to SIEM/EDR, retro-hunt over an N-day window, and lifecycle (expiry + retirement).

When conversation context is getting long, when approaching token limits, when the user says "compress," "summarize context," "too long," "running out of context," "compact," or when you notice degraded performance due to context length. Implements a 3-layer compression pipeline (MicroCompact, AutoCompact, Full Compact).

Use when writing libGDX Java/Kotlin code that runs without a display — dedicated game servers, CI/testing of non-rendering logic, procedural generation at build time, or headless simulation. Use when asking about HeadlessApplication, HeadlessApplicationConfiguration, updatesPerSecond, or what libGDX APIs work without OpenGL.

Generates professional Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) following industry-standard methodologies. This skill activates when the user asks to write PRD, create a product requirements document, draft product requirements, do product planning, do feature planning, write a product spec, or create a product document. It synthesizes best practices from the Google PRD framework, the Amazon Working

CI/CD pipeline hardening for GitHub Actions and GitLab CI — trust-model (pull_request_target vs pull_request), action pinning to SHA, OIDC-based cloud access, permissions minimization, runner isolation, and supply-chain gates (SLSA provenance, signing).

Use when evaluating a completed or in-progress project across scope, correctness, quality, testing, and learning outcomes using structured Praise-Critique-Grow feedback.

When ending a work session and wanting to capture what was accomplished, what was learned, and what to do next. Use when the user says "session review," "what did we do," "wrap up," "summarize session," "weekly review," "retrospective," "what happened today," "debrief," or at natural session endings. Reviews the session transcript, extracts learnings, identifies patterns, and produces an actionabl

Identity-log triage workflow — anomaly patterns per provider (AWS CloudTrail, Azure AD/Entra, Google Workspace, Okta), session and token misuse, MFA-bypass signals, conditional-access evasion, and cross-provider correlation. Produces a prioritized finding list routed to ir-runbook or detection-engineer.