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Autonomously improves a Claude Code skill in a review→fix→re-review loop: each round invokes the reviewing-claude-skills review non-interactively, applies every blocking finding — High and structural findings included — without per-fix approval, commits the…
Autonomously improves a Claude Code subagent definition in a review→fix→re-review loop: each round invokes the reviewing-claude-subagents review non-interactively, applies every blocking finding — High and structural findings included — without per-fix…
Reviews a Claude Code skill — its SKILL.md, evals, and referenced files — in two passes. Structure first: a workflow whose shape fails High stops at a structural verdict with a redesign recommendation. Otherwise a full detail sweep against skill-authoring and…
Reviews a Claude Code subagent definition — its frontmatter, body, declared tools, and the siblings it competes with for routing — in two passes. Structure first: a definition whose form or shape fails High stops at a structural verdict with a redesign…
Summarizes a meeting's minutes into a short brief: decisions, owners, deadlines, and open questions, in the format the style guide defines. Use when the user asks to summarize minutes or produce a meeting brief.
Format the project's CHANGELOG.md before a release: group the unreleased entries by change type, order the groups, and stamp the release heading. Use this skill when preparing a changelog for release.
Synchronizes the host project's locale files against the source-of-truth English catalog — buckets entries into identical, fuzzy, and missing, auto-applies the configured categories, and gates the rest on user approval. Use when locale files drift behind the…
Archives a project's stale meeting notes fully autonomously — moves every note older than the cutoff into the archive folder without asking any questions. Use when the user asks to archive, clean up, or tidy old notes.
Tags a release in git following the host project's release conventions: derives the tag name from the version, writes the annotation from the changelog, and pushes the tag. Use when the user asks to tag or cut a release.
Summarizes a package's CHANGELOG.md between two versions into a short upgrade note — breaking changes first, then features, then fixes. Use when deciding or documenting a dependency bump.
Maintains the redirect map for moved pages — adds entries for renamed or deleted URLs and flags chains and loops. Use when pages move or a 404 report comes in.
Checks every image in Markdown and HTML files for alt text — flags missing, empty, and filename-echo alt attributes with file and line. Use before publishing content or during an accessibility pass.
Checks Markdown frontmatter blocks against a required-key list — reports missing keys, empty values, and unknown keys with file and line. Use when frontmatter errors break a site build or a content check fails.
Removes fully-rolled-out feature flags from a codebase — deletes the flag definition, inlines the enabled branch, and cleans the config. Use when a flag has sat at full rollout for a release cycle.
Stage the release notes and update the changelog header before you tag the release. Use before tagging a release.
Rotates a service's API key — generates the replacement, updates each consumer, and retires the old key after the overlap window. Use on a rotation schedule or after a suspected exposure.
Generates a sitemap.xml for a static site from its built HTML — collects page URLs, assigns priorities, and escapes entities per the bundled rules. Use after a build when the sitemap is missing or stale.
Helps with icons.
Audits a stylesheet folder for hard-coded values that duplicate an existing design token — colors, spacing, radii — and reports each with the token to use instead. Use before a release or after importing third-party CSS.
Checks source files for the required license header — reports files where the header is missing, stale, or malformed, with the exact first divergent line. Use during an audit or before a release.
Normalizes CHANGELOG.md to Keep a Changelog form — one section per version, entries grouped under Added, Changed, and Fixed, newest first. Use when a changelog drifts from the format or before a release.
Validates RSS and Atom feeds against their specifications — well-formedness, required elements, and date formats — and reports each violation with its element path. Use when a feed reader rejects a feed or after changing feed generation.
Triages an inbound bug report — assigns severity, labels the affected area, and drafts a first response asking for whatever reproduction detail is missing. Use when a new bug report arrives.
Reformats Markdown tables in documentation files — normalizes column alignment and pads cells — following the bundled format guide. Use when a document's tables render unevenly or fail a format check.
Counts words, sentences, and reading time for Markdown files, excluding code blocks and frontmatter. Use when checking an article against a length budget.
Redacts secrets and personal data from log files before they are shared: API keys, tokens, email addresses, and IP addresses, replacing each with a typed placeholder. Use when the user asks to redact, sanitize, or scrub a log.
Archives stale git branches after checking their merge status and open pull requests.
Renames image assets to content-hashed filenames and updates each reference to them. Use when cache-busting static assets.
Sorts the import block of JavaScript and TypeScript files into groups — runtime built-ins, third-party packages, local paths — with each group alphabetized. Use when imports fail a lint rule or read unordered.
Builds the documentation site and publishes the output to the gh-pages branch. Use when merged docs changes need to go live.
Escapes user-supplied strings for safe embedding in YAML documents: quotes, special characters, multi-line blocks, and type-coercion traps. Use when the user asks to escape, quote, or safely embed a value in YAML.
Supplies criteria groups B–G for grading a Markdown prompt that steers Claude — model-specific prompting, general prompting, hallucination guards, output consistency, injection and jailbreak defenses, and prompt-leak defenses. Returns the criteria; the caller…
Revises agent-facing prose — SKILL.md bodies, agent definitions, spec and planning artifacts, and technical documentation — so that an agent cannot read a sentence two ways. Applies twelve conventions adapted from ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English,…
Updates, upgrades, and bumps npm dependencies in the host project — detects which packages are outdated, buckets them into patch/minor/major, researches the bumps the user selects, and applies only the bumps the user approves. Use when refreshing, updating,…
Generates alt text for images referenced in Markdown documentation.
Stages working-tree changes and authors one Conventional-Commits commit, resolving the commit vocabulary from the host project's .brokenrobot-xyz/commits.json when present and from built-in defaults when not. Use whenever the user asks to commit work.
Synchronizes a shared feature branch with its remote and resolves divergence. Use when a shared branch falls behind the trunk.
Runs the preview build and its checks: types, lint, etc. The build is started from the project root. Use when previewing a change before review.
Refreshes the visual-regression baselines after an intentional visual change. Use when the snapshot suite reports an intended difference.
Creates the release branch for a milestone and verifies that the branch builds. Use when cutting a release.