aaronbassett

This skill should be used when the user asks to "compress an image", "optimize images", "reduce image file size", "make images smaller", "convert to WebP", "convert to AVIF", "optimize images for the web", "create a srcset", "responsive images", "compress a GIF", "shrink a GIF", "batch compress a folder", "losslessly compress images", or wants to compare compression levels and preview before/after results. Uses caesiumclt, rimage, and gifsicle. Triggers include: "compress", "optimize image", "WebP", "AVIF", "srcset", "lossless", "reduce file size", "image too big", "gifsicle".

This skill should be used when the user asks to "generate an image", "create an image", "make a picture", "draw me a", "create artwork", "make an illustration", "edit an image", "modify a photo", "upload a file to Gemini", "check image stats", "change the aspect ratio", or mentions nanobanana, Gemini image generation, or AI art creation. Triggers include: "generate an image", "edit image", "create a picture", "4K image", "model tier", "aspect ratio", "negative prompt", "style transfer".

This skill should be used when the user asks to "harden npm config", "create .npmrc", "secure my npm setup", "configure lockfile-lint", "add preinstall script", "harden package.json", "generate security config", "add CI security checks", or "harden my project against supply chain attacks". Generates or updates configuration files only — does not install tools.

Use this skill to generate a Midnight Network DApp spec brief through an adaptive Q&A. The output is a concise brief (not a full spec) intended as input to a downstream spec / planning skill such as /superpowers:brainstorming or /sdd:specify. Triggers on "generate midnight dapp spec", "improve midnight dapp prompt", "midnight dapp brief", "midnight dapp prompt", or /prompt-rewriter:midnight-dapp-spec.

Plan steps that already know which command to invoke should call the command directly and skip this skill. Use this skill only when you need to pick a decision-making technique for the current question — it matches the decision shape against seven techniques (tribunal, adversarial, red-team, pre-mortem, council, ladder-of-abstraction, calibration) and recommends one.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "share a transcript", "export a session", "convert a transcript", "share this conversation", "create a shareable transcript", "export to HTML", "export to markdown", or mentions sharing Claude Code sessions with others.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "share a file", "upload to agentbin", "publish an HTML page", "host a rendered page", "get a public URL for a file", "share output publicly", or when an agent needs to make an HTML, Markdown, YAML, JSON, TOML, or XML file accessible at a public URL for linking in GitHub PR comments, issues, or similar.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "set up supply chain protection", "install security tools", "configure Socket", "install lockfile-lint", "set up supply chain defence", "fix supply chain issues", or when invoked by the doctor command to remediate missing tools. Handles installation and configuration of Socket.dev CLI, lockfile-lint, LavaMoat (optional), CycloneDX (optional), and project state file initialisation.

Use when encountering "potential witness-value disclosure" compiler errors, implementing commit-reveal patterns, working with persistentCommit/transientCommit vs persistentHash/transientHash, or designing privacy-preserving circuits with proper witness protection.

Use when asking about zero-knowledge proofs, ZK SNARKs, circuit compilation, witness data, prover/verifier roles, constraints, or how Midnight uses ZK for privacy.

Use when subscribing to real-time blockchain events, setting up WebSocket connections, monitoring contract state changes, building live dashboards, or implementing push notifications from Midnight.

Use when querying the Midnight indexer for blockchain data, fetching account balances, listing transactions, reading contract state, or building data-driven DApp backends.

Use when caching ZK proofs for performance, implementing proof cache invalidation, storing verification results, caching intermediate proof components, or building distributed proof caches with Redis.

Use when generating ZK proofs server-side, building proof-as-a-service backends, offloading proof computation from clients, creating proof generation queues, or implementing async proof generation.

Use when optimizing prover performance, reducing proof generation memory usage, configuring prover infrastructure in Docker or Kubernetes, implementing parallel proof generation, or diagnosing prover bottlenecks.

Use when executing implementation tasks with commits after each task and reviews after each phase.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a spec", "write a specification", "create a feature specification", "build a requirements document", "gather requirements", "develop user stories", "start discovery process", or mentions needing help with requirements analysis or product specification. Guides users through a structured discovery process using system tools (AskUserQuestion for decisions, EnterPlanMode for complex planning, TodoWrite for progress tracking) where stories emerge from problem understanding rather than being predefined.

Comprehensive code review guidance for quality, performance, and architecture across all programming languages. Use when (1) User explicitly requests code review, (2) After writing significant code changes, (3) Before commits/PRs, (4) Reviewing existing codebases, (5) Analyzing code quality, (6) Detecting performance issues, (7) Identifying architectural problems, (8) Finding code smells. Provides automated analysis scripts and manual review checklists for thorough code evaluation.

Generate tailored project constitution input for the /speckit.constitution command. Use when starting a new project, bootstrapping governance, or when user asks to "create a constitution", "set up project principles", "define coding standards", or needs help with /speckit.constitution input. Conducts structured discovery through clarifying questions about project scale, risk profile, lifespan, architecture, team size, and delivery expectations, then recommends appropriate engineering principles, patterns, and practices matched to the project's characteristics.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a command palette", "build a command palette", "add command palette", "implement ⌘K search", "create search modal", "build keyboard navigation", "add command menu", "create Raycast-style interface", "build spotlight search", or mentions cmdk, command bar, command menu, or keyboard-first navigation. Provides comprehensive guidance for building professional command palettes with React, TypeScript, Tailwind, and modern tooling including cmdk, Floating UI, Zustand, Tanstack Query, and Tanstack Virtual.

Quick MVP deployment to fly.io for JavaScript (Next.js, RedwoodSDK, Express), Rust (Axum, Rocket), Python (FastAPI), and generic Dockerfiles. Use when deploying applications to fly.io, setting up databases (Postgres, volumes, Tigris object storage), managing secrets, configuring custom domains, setting up GitHub Actions workflows, creating review apps for pull requests, or troubleshooting fly.io deployments. Covers complete deployment workflows from initial setup through production.

Create distinctive frontend interfaces with faux-ASCII aesthetic, warm dark palettes, and expressive motion. Use when user mentions ASCII art, dot matrix, scanline effects, terminal aesthetic, pixelated figures, block letterforms, "vibes", "make it vibes", "use the aesthetic from frontend-vibes", warm blacks, terracotta accents, Anthropic-adjacent design, technical romance, or wants emotionally expressive UI that balances precision with organic imperfection.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "use GitHub CLI", "use gh command", work with "pull requests", "create a PR", "merge pull request", "approve PR", "review PR comments", "check PR status", work with "issues", "triage issues", "list issues", "label issues", work with "GitHub Actions", "check CI status", "fix failing CI", "view workflow runs", "download workflow logs", "rerun workflow", or mentions "gh tool", "gh command", or GitHub automation tasks. Provides comprehensive guidance for autonomously creating and executing GitHub workflows using the official GitHub CLI.

Building LLM-powered React applications with the Hashbrown library. Use when the user asks to (1) Build generative UI where LLMs render React components, (2) Add client-side tool calling for LLM-app interaction, (3) Stream LLM responses in React applications, (4) Execute LLM-generated JavaScript safely in a sandbox, (5) Build browser agents or AI-powered UIs with hashbrown, (6) Control React UI from LLM output, (7) Integrate with LLM providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Azure, Bedrock, or Ollama in React apps, (8) Create chatbots, form builders, predictive text inputs, or multi-threaded conversations with LLMs, (9) Transform natural language to structured data in TypeScript React applications.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "review this commit message", "validate my commit", "improve this commit message", "explain conventional commits", "teach me commit message best practices", "write a commit", or requests guidance on git commit formatting. Provides strict Conventional Commits formatting with Angular convention to produce concise, informative commit messages following industry best practices.

Use when you need to alert the user outside the terminal, get confirmation before proceeding, or collect text input. Triggers include task completion, errors requiring attention, destructive operations needing approval, or questions requiring user decision.