nibzard

Publish Claude Code conversation threads as static HTML pages hosted on GitHub Gists, with shareable gistpreview links. Use when the user asks to share, publish, or delete a Claude Code thread.

Publish Claude Code conversation threads as static HTML pages hosted on GitHub Gists, with shareable gistpreview links. Use when the user asks to share, publish, or delete a Claude Code thread.

Run diagnostic git commands to assess a codebase's health before reading any code. Use this skill whenever the user asks you to understand a new codebase, audit a repo, assess technical debt, find risky code, check project health, figure out where to start reading, identify bus factor risks, or explore an unfamiliar repository. Also use it when the user asks 'what's going on in this repo', 'where are the problem areas', 'give me a health check', or 'what should I look at first'. If the user wants to understand a codebase at a strategic level before diving into code, this is the skill to use.

Create new Agent Skills interactively or from templates. Use when user wants to create, generate, scaffold, or build a new skill, or mentions creating skills, writing skills, skill templates, skill development.

Generate Builder Methods hand-drawn line art illustrations (icons, scenes, periphery) with a single accent color (Coral/Teal/Indigo/Amber). Use for blog headers, thumbnails, course graphics, social posts, and on-brand UI/tech metaphors.

Assistant for creating, editing, and debugging reactive Python notebooks with marimo. Use when you need to build marimo notebooks, debug reactive execution, add interactive UI elements, or convert traditional notebooks to marimo format. Provides code patterns, utility functions, and best practices for marimo development.

AI-Powered Security Testing Toolkit - Professional penetration testing scripts for discovering vulnerabilities, analyzing application structure, and generating context-aware security tests. All scripts return structured JSON for agent consumption.

Universal release workflow: detect project type, init versioning if needed, run tests, bump version, tag, push, and create GitHub release. Works with Python, Go, Node.js, Rust, Java, .NET, Ruby, PHP, and multi-language projects.

Inspect managed skills, diagnose missing or stale projections, and guide users through skillctl lifecycle commands.

Inspect managed skills, diagnose missing or stale projections, and guide users through skillctl lifecycle commands.

Broken symlink import fixture.

Summarize release notes.

Imported release notes helper.

Triage incoming bugs.

Work with the AI SDK.

Local-only private source fixture.

Generate CLI-style PNG images from structured data. Use when the user wants to create terminal-looking tables, command output visualizations, or any data rendered as a CLI screenshot. Triggers on: 'make a table image', 'render as CLI', 'terminal style table', 'screenshot of table', 'CLI visualization', 'illustrate this data', or when user wants to turn tabular data or command output into a shareable image. Also use when creating images for blog posts or articles that show benchmark results, comparison tables, or structured data in terminal style.

Create new log articles in nibzard.com style. Use when the user says "write an article", "create a blog post", "new log entry", or mentions wanting to write about a topic, experience, or idea. This skill captures the established voice: conversational, narrative-driven, technically deep yet accessible, with authentic personal perspective.

Add new GitHub projects to nibzard-web projects page. Fetches repo metadata via gh CLI, generates appropriate topics, and formats entries for src/pages/projects.astro. Use when user says "add project", "add to projects page", or mentions adding GitHub repos to the site.

Create new "idea" entries - product/service concepts with marketing flair. Use when the user says "add an idea", "new idea", "write an idea", or mentions wanting to capture a product or service concept.

Create new "image" entries - visual content with brief captions. Use when the user says "add an image", "new image", "post an image", or mentions wanting to share a screenshot, photo, or visualization.

Create "now" page entries showing current focus areas. Use when the user says "create a now post", "update my now page", "write about what I'm doing now", "now entry", "current status update", or wants to document what they're focused on right now. Triggers for periodic life updates with multiple focus areas.

Create new "thought" entries - quick insights, observations, or reflections. Use when the user says "add a thought", "new thought", "write a thought", or mentions wanting to capture a quick insight or observation.

Release preparation and publish workflow: run tests, bump version, tag, push, and create a GitHub release (and update Homebrew formula if present). Use when asked to cut a release, bump version, create tags, or publish a release.

Run a live Looper smoke test by creating a temporary project (PROJECT.md + to-do.json), executing looper for one iteration, observing output, and reporting results. Use when verifying looper behavior or demonstrating a live run.

Create clean git commits using the Conventional Commits format (type(scope): summary). Use when Codex needs to stage changes, craft commit messages, and record completed work in a Git repository.

Manage project task lists stored in to-do.json and to-do.schema.json, including bootstrapping a backlog, selecting the highest priority task with jq, and updating task statuses. Use when Codex needs to read or update a JSON task list.

Maintain and expand DOCS.MD to cover the full Scribe codebase. Use when asked to update documentation, add missing modules/flows, improve coverage maps, or align docs with code changes in this repo.

Work on a new feature or fix by creating a branch, implementing changes, and submitting a PR with GH CLI. Use when picking up a new todo item.

Prepare and publish a GitHub release with semantic versioning, updating PROJECT_VER and CHANGELOG, tagging, and using GH CLI to publish. Use after major changes or when asked to cut a release.

Create, update, and access task lists as GitHub issues for this repo using GH CLI; use when asked to research repo context and turn a checklist into issues.

Looper-Go development workflows: build, test, run, debug, and manage the looper-go project. Use when working on looper-go codebase, running tests, building binaries, or debugging issues.

Run a live Looper-Go smoke test by creating a temporary project (PROJECT.md + to-do.json), executing looper for one iteration, observing output, and reporting results. Use when verifying looper-go behavior or demonstrating a live run.

Looper-Go development workflows: build, test, run, debug, and manage the looper-go project. Use when working on looper-go codebase, running tests, building binaries, or debugging issues.

Run a live Looper-Go smoke test by creating a temporary project (PROJECT.md + to-do.json), executing looper for one iteration, observing output, and reporting results. Use when verifying looper-go behavior or demonstrating a live run.

Review pull requests for the awesome-agentic-patterns repository. Use when asked to validate a PR, assess whether a contribution fits the repo, inspect pattern submissions under patterns/, check merge readiness, repair a small submission issue on top of a contributor branch, draft a polite contributor comment, or apply the repository's pattern-first and non-promotional contribution policy to a GitHub pull request.

Search arXiv for academic papers describing agentic AI patterns. Use when user asks to find new patterns from academic literature, search arXiv, discover patterns from papers, or review academic sources for pattern extraction.

Analyze sources (blog posts, PDFs, YouTube videos, codebases, pasted text) for agentic patterns, match against 105+ existing patterns, create new patterns or update existing with new sources and insights.

Analyze student git activity, lab submissions, and project work for software engineering courses. Use when asked to "update student analysis", "check student activity", "analyze the class", or when working with student rosters and git repositories. Handles inconsistencies in student behavior like multiple usernames, name variations, and missing data.

Analyze and improve Marp markdown presentations using SlideGauge. Use when working with Marp slides, presentation files ending in .md with marp frontmatter, or when user asks to check, analyze, improve, or validate slide quality. Requires slidegauge package (installed via uvx).

Task-focused command bundles for AgentLab operations in Claude workflows.