aka. Agent Skills
Discover skills for AI coding agents. Works with Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, and more.
Analyze component evolution and movement patterns
Implement hooks for permission control and security in custom agents. Use when adding security controls, blocking dangerous operations, implementing audit trails, or designing permission governance.
Manage agent fleet through CRUD operations and lifecycle patterns. Use when creating, commanding, monitoring, or deleting agents in multi-agent systems, or implementing proper resource cleanup.
Guide creation of focused single-purpose agents following the One Agent One Prompt One Purpose principle. Use when designing new agents, refactoring general agents into specialists, or optimizing agent context for a single task.
Design consumer-driven contract testing strategies using Pact, verify provider contracts, and manage API evolution with contract-first approaches.
Audit current context composition and identify optimization opportunities. Use when context window is overloaded, agents are underperforming, or applying the R&D framework to optimize token usage.
Design memory hierarchy with progressive loading for optimal context management. Use when organizing CLAUDE.md imports, implementing just-in-time context loading, or designing priming hierarchies for agents.
Design custom agents from scratch using Claude Agent SDK patterns. Use when building domain-specific agents, designing agents with full SDK control, or creating specialized agents with custom tools and prompts.
Design E2E tests following user-story-driven patterns with verification checkpoints. Use when creating end-to-end tests, validating complete user journeys, or designing Playwright/Cypress test patterns.
Write prompts for orchestrator workflows with phases and aggregation. Use when designing multi-phase workflows, writing agent command prompts, or implementing result aggregation patterns.
Melodic Software brand identity guidelines. Use when styling projects, creating marketing materials, building UI components, or ensuring brand consistency. Covers colors (#1E90FF melodic blue primary), typography (Inter font family), logo usage, brand voice ("Building software that sings"), and component patterns.
Design O-Agent systems for multi-agent fleet management. Use when building orchestrator agents, designing multi-agent architectures, or creating unified interfaces for agent fleet control.
Developer environment setup guides for Windows, macOS, Linux, and WSL. Use when setting up development machines, installing tools, configuring environments, or following platform-specific setup guides. Covers package management, shell/terminal, code editors, AI tooling, containerization, databases, and more.
Central authority for Gemini CLI sandboxing and isolation. Covers Docker, Podman, macOS Seatbelt profiles, and security boundaries. Use when enabling sandboxing, choosing sandbox methods, configuring Seatbelt profiles, or troubleshooting sandbox issues. Delegates 100% to gemini-cli-docs for official documentation.
Choose optimal Next.js rendering strategy (SSR, SSG, ISR, CSR) based on content type, update frequency, and performance requirements. Use when deciding how to render pages, optimizing performance, or implementing data fetching. Trigger words include "rendering", "SSR", "SSG", "ISR", "static", "server-side".
DevSecOps methodology guidance covering shift-left security, SAST/DAST/IAST integration, security gates in CI/CD pipelines, vulnerability management workflows, and security champions programs.
OCaml 5 algebraic effects design patterns. Use when Claude needs to: (1) Design APIs that interact with effect-based schedulers, (2) Decide between effects vs exceptions, (3) Integrate libraries with Eio or affect, (4) Handle suspension vs error cases in streaming code, (5) Understand the layered effect design principle
Eio concurrency patterns for OCaml applications. Use when Claude needs to: (1) Write concurrent OCaml code with Eio, (2) Handle network operations with cohttp-eio, (3) Manage resource lifecycles with switches, (4) Implement rate limiting or synchronization, (5) Create parallel operations with fibers, (6) Test async code with Eio_mock, (7) Integrate with bytesrw for streaming, or any other Eio-based concurrency tasks
Create custom React Native native modules for iOS and Android. Use when integrating native SDKs, optimizing performance-critical code, or accessing platform-specific APIs. Trigger words include "native module", "bridge", "native code", "iOS bridge", "Android bridge", "Turbo Module".
Synchronization patterns for CLAUDE.md and GEMINI.md memory files. Covers import syntax, drift detection, and one-way sync. Use when setting up GEMINI.md, detecting context drift between memory files, understanding @import syntax, or troubleshooting sync issues.