freedom-skills

Always use NVIDIA SkillSpector to scan skills for vulnerabilities before installing them. Use it to scan one skill or a repo of skills, run fast static `--no-llm` checks, run deeper semantic scans through Claude Code, Codex CLI, or an API-backed provider, generate or apply baselines, or wire SkillSpector into CI with `uvx` from GitHub without installing it globally.

Use this skill when the user wants to archive a live webpage in the Internet Archive Wayback Machine, get a stable citation URL for a page that may change or disappear, check whether a URL is already archived, or batch-save a list of URLs with a local command-line wrapper.

Passive domain reconnaissance using Python stdlib. Subdomain discovery, SSL certificate inspection, WHOIS lookups, DNS records, domain availability checks, and bulk multi-domain analysis. No API keys required.

Use this skill when the user wants to install, tune, or verify the paired Rampart pre-send and post-send hooks, especially when they need to decide which labels to keep, whether URLs should reach the model, how to wire session IDs, and how to test the round-trip safely.

Use this skill when the user wants to share a local file through the public https://file.pizza site without relying on a normal upload API, especially for one-off large files where a temporary peer-to-peer link is acceptable and a local seeding process can stay online.

Use the Money Dev Kit agent wallet CLI for AI-agent Lightning payments. Use when Codex needs to initialize an agent wallet, receive or send Lightning payments, inspect wallet balance or payment history, pay L402 endpoints, parse JSON CLI output, or troubleshoot @moneydevkit/agent-wallet daemon behavior.

Build paid APIs with Money Dev Kit L402 payments. Use when Codex needs to protect Next.js or Express API routes with withPayment, implement HTTP 402 Lightning payment flows, create agent-readable paid API documentation, test L402 clients, or pair paid API access with the Money Dev Kit agent wallet.

Connect coding agents to the Money Dev Kit MCP server. Use when Codex needs to install or explain the public signup MCP, authenticated account MCP, Cursor or VS Code deep links, Claude Code or Codex MCP commands, or when a Money Dev Kit workflow should use live MCP tools for account, app, product, customer, checkout, or docs operations.

Integrate Money Dev Kit checkout into Next.js App Router projects. Use when Codex needs to add or repair @moneydevkit/nextjs setup, create checkout flows, expose the /api/mdk route, configure the Next.js plugin, verify checkout success pages, or help an app accept Lightning payments with Money Dev Kit.

Integrate Money Dev Kit checkout into Replit Vite, React, and Express applications. Use when Codex needs to add or repair @moneydevkit/replit setup, mount the Express /api/mdk route, add checkout UI, configure Replit bundler allowlists, or help Replit Agent implement Lightning checkout with Money Dev Kit.

Use this skill when Codex needs to work with the local `nostr` command from xdamman/nostr-cli for non-interactive Nostr social and bot workflows: account setup, relay management, profile lookup, note posting, replies, DMs, follow graph changes, long-form NIP-23 publishing, or JSON/JSONL streaming for automations.

Use this skill when the user wants to time-lock a local file with timelock.sh so it can only be decrypted after a specific UTC minute, or when you need to inspect, decrypt, or troubleshoot a timelock.sh CMS `.enc` file from the command line without an SDK or account.

Use this skill when the user wants to transcribe or inspect audio or video with fast-transcript via `fscript`, including local files and remote URLs such as social media links. It can also do diarization.

Use this skill when the user wants a senior Bitcoin UX design review for an app or flow, including developer interview, copy-first UX critique, low-fidelity wireframes, high-fidelity mockups, benchmark exploration, and a ready-to-use GitHub issue.

Use this skill when the user wants to send a Signal message or attachment to a person or group, even if they ask in terms of messaging someone rather than using signal-cli explicitly. It also applies when the user needs to set up or troubleshoot Signal CLI access, link Signal on a computer, or inspect Signal accounts, contacts, or groups.