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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.
The Oh My Hermes author released six Jev Skills that bring structured, probability-based decisions into Hermes workflows. They handle questions, routing, failure triage, code review risks, risky commands, and completion checks.
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.
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.