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Design Delivery takes a PRD or requirements document through frontend implementation and handoff. It can start a React and Ant Design project or adapt to an existing repository, preview and revise the page, then build and commit a branch for developers.
pleamar includes an agent Skill that teaches Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode to use the tool after installation. The author says an agent can build and check a requested bar.
Kun Chen introduced no-mistakes, a workflow for validating code changes before push. It uses a fresh context window for adversarial review.
GStack /autoplan runs a structured review of a plan before implementation. Garry Tan shared a production bug example using it with another coding tool and said it is now his favorite way to fix bugs.
Matt Pocock pointed to his /code-review Skill in a discussion about a fresh review of agent-written pull requests. The Skill checks a code diff against repository standards and the original task specification.
The mergeCraft author says its Skill can help an AI agent set up mergeCraft or configure it as a GitHub CI workflow. This was a reply in a product discussion, rather than a standalone Skill launch.
Fabio Akita showed his PR and issue review Skills in a daily ticket workflow. His linked article names `pr-audit` for adversarial PR checks and `iss-audit` for examining untrusted issue reports.
Antoine van der Lee showed a SwiftUI Expert Skill and RocketSim workflow for iPhone Duo support, with two live Simulator previews inside Cursor, Claude, or Codex while the agent works.
Readback restates a user request so they can confirm alignment before work begins. Its author linked the Skill while discussing a repeat-back workflow he says he uses almost daily.
Antoine van der Lee released SwiftUI Agent Skill v5.1.0 with a dedicated iPhone Duo reference and updated layout guidance for supporting the device in SwiftUI apps.