원클릭으로
hotsheet
hotsheet에는 brianwestphal에서 수집한 skills 30개가 있으며, 저장소 수준 직업 범위와 사이트 내 skill 상세 페이지를 제공합니다.
이 저장소의 skills
Create a new bug ticket in Hot Sheet
Create a new feature ticket in Hot Sheet
Create a new investigation ticket in Hot Sheet
Create a new issue ticket in Hot Sheet
Create a new req change ticket in Hot Sheet
Create a new task ticket in Hot Sheet
Create a new bug ticket in Hot Sheet
Create a new feature ticket in Hot Sheet
Create a new investigation ticket in Hot Sheet
Create a new issue ticket in Hot Sheet
Create a new req change ticket in Hot Sheet
Create a new task ticket in Hot Sheet
Prepare Hot Sheet for a major release — refresh the README so it stays compelling and advertises the most important + newest features, and review the demo scenarios/screenshots, producing a capture-ready plan of which shots to add, recapture, or drop. Use before cutting a major release (or on demand when a lot has shipped).
Run all available tests and linters, check for anti-patterns, and generate a comprehensive code quality report
Check code for standardization, readability, maintenance complexity, and defensive coding practices
Check requirements docs against implementation and report discrepancies
Create a new marketing ticket in Hot Sheet
Create a new requirement change ticket in Hot Sheet
Build UIs in the kerf reactive framework (https://github.com/brianwestphal/kerf). Use this skill whenever the user is writing or modifying code that imports `kerfjs`, asks to add a feature to a kerf app, or asks "how do I do X in kerf?". Use it proactively the moment you spot a kerf import in the file you're editing.
Re-analyze Hot Sheet's attack surface for security issues at release time, with proactive research using the latest advisories. Use before each release (or on demand) to audit every externally-reachable surface and file remediation tickets.
Trigger a permission prompt for a background Bash command (run_in_background=true).
Trigger a permission prompt for a long Edit (large old_string and new_string), useful for testing how the Edit-tool permission UI renders big diffs.
Trigger a permission prompt for a long Bash command (multi-line, many flags), useful for testing how the Bash-tool permission UI renders big commands.
Trigger an AskUserQuestion prompt with four single-select options, useful for testing multi-option question rendering.
Trigger multiple permission prompts at once by issuing several tool calls in a single message — tests the batched/queued permission UI.
Trigger a permission prompt for a short Edit (single-word change), useful for testing the minimal Edit-tool permission UI.
Trigger a permission prompt for a short Bash command (a single tiny invocation), useful for testing the minimal Bash-tool permission UI.
Trigger a permission prompt for the WebFetch tool against a known-safe URL.
Trigger a permission prompt for the Write tool by creating a brand new file in /tmp.
Trigger an AskUserQuestion prompt with a binary yes/no choice, useful for testing the simplest two-option question UI.