context-awesome

Discovers curated tools, libraries, frameworks, and resources across thousands of awesome-lists. Use this skill whenever the user is shopping for options in a technology space — "what are good Rust CLI argument parsers", "recommend React state management libraries", "popular Python web frameworks", "tools for building graph databases", "state-of-the-art computer vision projects" — anything phrased as discovery, comparison, or recommendation of options in a domain. Use when the user: - Asks "what are good X for Y" or "recommend X" - Wants a comparison of options in a category - Explores an unfamiliar technology space and needs to see what exists - Mentions "awesome list", "curated list", or a broad category name Do NOT use for: - API syntax or usage questions for a specific known library (use a docs skill) - Debugging or configuration questions for one library - Installing or configuring a tool the user already picked