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Generates images, diagrams, and visual output. USE WHEN producing any visual artifact — illustration, diagram, chart, thumbnail, card. NOT FOR in-app chart components (use the dataviz skill).

Self-rate the just-finished output on five axes with evidence, then fix any gap scored ≤3. USE WHEN a non-trivial task finishes — 3+ files, a multi-step workflow, or 3+ debug attempts.

Audits code for vulnerabilities and secrets. USE WHEN reviewing code for security issues.

Generate a production-ready TypeScript CLI for autonomous agents (JSON contract, non-interactive, semantic exits). USE WHEN create an agent CLI, tool for LLM/automation, or wrap an API for agents. NOT FOR human-first interactive CLIs (use CreateCLI-Human),…

Generate a production-ready TypeScript CLI for human operators (TTY UX, prose help, optional JSON). USE WHEN create a CLI for people, interactive command-line tool, or wrap an API for humans. NOT FOR agent-first CLIs (use CreateCLI-Agent), agent skills (use…

Generate a production-ready TypeScript CLI; shared base that routes to CreateCLI-Agent or CreateCLI-Human. USE WHEN create a CLI, command-line tool, or wrap an API. NOT FOR agent skills (use CreateSkill) or Python.

Audit Claude Code context-window consumption across agents, skills, MCP servers, and rules, and produce prioritized token-savings recommendations. USE WHEN context feels bloated or you want to cut token usage.

Create, validate, and improve individual skills. USE WHEN create/validate/improve a skill or a skill isn't triggering. NOT FOR TypeScript CLI generation (use CreateCLI) or whole-library audits (use SkillForge).

OpenLTM long-term memory: tool names, the recall-before / learn-after ritual, categories, project context, and what the hooks already inject. Use when the user says 'remember this', 'save this gotcha', 'what do we know about X', 'did we decide on Y before',…

Mines durable LTM memories from past git commits through the git-learner agent (no API key needed). Use when the user says 'learn from our git history', 'mine the last N commits', 'backfill memories since <date>', 'onboard this repo into LTM', or wants to…

Curation pass over OpenLTM memory: triage pending session-end proposals, stale-flagged memories, conflicting or superseded entries, and low-value duplicates, then accept, revalidate, relate, or forget them with the user's approval. Use when the user says…

Writes a grounded spec: recalls prior decisions from LTM, explores the affected code, then writes testable acceptance criteria to specs/<feature>.md. Use when the user asks to 'spec this', 'write a spec', 'define what to build', or 'write requirements /…

USE WHEN separating trusted instructions from untrusted content or tool output.

USE WHEN hardening command execution, path handling, or installer boundaries.

USE WHEN handling credentials, env vars, logs, tests, or docs safely.

Enforce universal coding standards and best practices.

Optimize content for SEO, engagement, and conversion across multiple platforms. Analyzes content structure, readability, keyword density, and provides actionable recommendations for blog posts, landing pages, social media, and marketing materials.

Standards, patterns, and workflows for modern frontend development (React, Next.js, Performance). USE WHEN designing components, optimizing UI, or implementing state management.

Resume structure, achievement bullet formulas, ATS optimization, and job-targeted tailoring for software engineers. Use when reviewing resumes, crafting achievement bullets, extracting keywords from job descriptions, or tailoring content for specific roles.

Use when something is wrong with a cod workspace from the HOST - the container will not start, the system looks stuck, or you need to read state, logs and results without going inside. Runbook only; safe to read, destructive steps are marked.

Use when changing, extending, or debugging the cod CLI - onboarding, the shared container, cron scheduling, security controls, or what happens on a crash. Explains how the system actually works and why each boundary is where it is. NOT a runtime tool: this is…

This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a new dev-team agent", "scaffold a subagent", "port a Gemini/Cursor/Cline agent", "canonicalize an agent", or "validate the agents folder". Owns the full lifecycle — generate, research, validate, and…