zazencodes-season-3

Remove signs of AI-generated writing from text. Use when editing or reviewing text to make it sound more natural and human-written. Based on Wikipedia's comprehensive "Signs of AI writing" guide. Detects and fixes patterns including: inflated symbolism, promotional language, superficial -ing analyses, vague attributions, em dash overuse, rule of three, AI vocabulary words, passive voice, negative parallelisms, and filler phrases.

Placeholder skill for sending email. Not yet implemented — if invoked, tell the user the skill is a stub and ask whether to proceed without it.

Placeholder skill for fetching web pages. Not yet implemented — if invoked, tell the user the skill is a stub.

Use this skill whenever the user wants to interact with the Kanban board via the CLI — listing or creating projects, viewing a board, managing columns, or managing cards (create, update, move, delete). Trigger on any request like "show me the board", "add a card", "move that task", "create a project", "what's in my backlog", "rename the column", or any other Kanban management request, even if the user doesn't say "CLI" explicitly. Always use this skill instead of calling the API directly with curl.

Create a literature review for a user’s research question. Use when the user asks for a research summary, related work, evidence review, or what the literature says about a topic.

Create or refresh a minimal repository-level AGENTS.md for coding agents, keeping it short, repo-specific, and interoperable with CLAUDE.md. Use when Codex needs to inspect a codebase, draft AGENTS.md, preserve useful details from an existing CLAUDE.md, stop before overwriting an existing AGENTS.md, or mirror the same context into a companion CLAUDE.md.

Generates a fun, cinematic movie poster that represents the current codebase as if it were a Hollywood film. Analyzes the project's purpose, tech stack, and vibe, then invents a creative movie concept and uses Google Gemini to generate a real poster image saved to the working directory. Use this skill whenever the user asks to "generate a movie poster", "make a movie poster for my codebase", "what movie would my code be", "turn my project into a movie", or any request involving visualizing or representing the codebase in a fun or creative way. Also trigger for casual requests like "make something fun from my code" or "show me my project as a poster".

Generates a fun, cinematic movie poster that represents the current codebase as if it were a Hollywood film. Analyzes the project's purpose, tech stack, and vibe, then invents a creative movie concept and uses Google Gemini to generate a real poster image saved to the working directory. Use this skill whenever the user asks to "generate a movie poster", "make a movie poster for my codebase", "what movie would my code be", "turn my project into a movie", or any request involving visualizing or representing the codebase in a fun or creative way. Also trigger for casual requests like "make something fun from my code" or "show me my project as a poster".