ai-code-skills

Use when the user wants to name or rename something — a product, feature, brand, project, command, or company — or asks to "brainstorm names", "find a better name", "naming ideas", or invokes /brainstorming-names.

Use when a task has a large solution space and a measurable quality signal and the goal is to generate many candidates and select the best — naming/branding, UX/UI variants, marketing copy, code optimization, prompt tuning. Triggers: "brainstorm and pick the best", "explore and exploit", "simulated annealing", "tournament of options", "generate N options and rank them", iterate-until-score loops, or /explore-exploit.

Use when the user asks to rate, score, judge, critique with a number, or "how good is" an artifact — a live website/UI, a markdown draft (blog post, README, plan, docs), or code/a diff — or invokes /score, or sets up an iterate-until-score-N feedback loop (e.g. with /goal "repeat until 9/10").

Start work on a Linear issue end-to-end — create a worktree, fetch issue context from Linear, implement the fix, then commit, push, and open a draft PR. Use when the user says "start issue", "work on STU-1234", "create a worktree and fix <Linear link>", "start a worktree for this ticket", or gives a Linear URL/issue id and wants the whole branch→PR flow.

Use when the user wants to undo, absorb, collapse, or reverse a git worktree — "undo worktree", "absorb worktree", "move worktree branch back to main repo", "remove worktree and checkout in main", "get rid of this worktree", or finish work in a ~/worktrees.nosync worktree and continue it in the main studio checkout.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "clean up my Mac", "free disk space", "my disk is full", "what's taking up space", "reclaim storage", "offload files", or wants to dedupe/archive backups and media to remote storage. Provides a scan → categorize → offload/clean → reclaim workflow with tested scripts and macOS-specific gotchas.

Act as a wise, effective teacher who makes the user deeply understand the current coding session — the problem, the solution, and the broader context. Use when the user says "teach me", "make sure I understand this", "walk me through what we did", "/teach", or wants to internalize a change, bug fix, or feature before moving on.

Use when user wants to extract travel routes from Apple Photos geolocation (via osxphotos), build interactive maps, list visited cities, or prepare data for summer vacation blog posts and year-in-review summaries. Triggers "travel route", "trip map", "what cities did I visit", "vacation recap", "/travel-routes <start> <end>", "/travel-routes --year YYYY".

Sync recently edited `~/.claude/skills/<name>/` skills to a public skills repo. Reads the dirty-marker written by the `skill-dirty-marker.sh` PostToolUse hook, sanitizes secrets and personal identifiers, copies files to the repo, scans the staged diff, commits, and pushes. Use when the user says "sync skills", "push skill", "update public skills repo", "sync my skills", or invokes /sync-skills.

Create or update today's work standup file. Pulls PR activity from a GitHub Enterprise host (via context-a8c MCP) and github.com (via gh CLI), deduplicates across sources and sections, preserves existing content. Use when the user says "update my standup", "today standup", "fill my standup", or invokes /standup.

Inspect a URL's Open Graph and Twitter Card metadata and render a styled HTML page showing how the link unfurls on Facebook, X/Twitter, LinkedIn, Slack/Discord, and Tumblr. Also prints a JSON summary to stdout. Use when the user asks to "preview a link", "check OG tags", "inspect Open Graph", "see how a URL looks when shared", or invokes `/og-inspect <url>`.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "quick review a PR", "fast pr review", "review this PR without checkout", "review PR diff", or provides a GitHub PR URL for lightweight review. Reads PR description, fetches Linear issue context, reviews the diff, and outputs a markdown review file opened in Obsidian.

Show enriched daily activity from Claude Code sessions — branches, PRs, Linear issues, and what you worked on. Use when the user wants to see what they did today, review their daily work, or get a summary of their sessions.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "add a todo", "add a task", "remind me to", "add to things", "create a todo", "save a task", "todo", or wants to add items to their Things 3 task manager.

List all open PRs targeting the Studio AI command with draft status, approval state, and requested reviewers

This skill should be used when the user asks to "write a blog post", "draft a blog post", "create a blog post", "write an article about", or wants to produce a markdown blog post on any topic. Outputs to ~/claude.nosync/posts/.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "set up a status line", "configure the footer", "show context window usage", "add a statusline", "visualize context window", "customize the Claude Code footer", or wants to display token counts, cost, or session metrics in the Claude Code terminal footer.

Search the codebase for function source code and explain it like for a junior developer

List PRs awaiting your review, checkout the branch, run linter, and generate a structured code review document.

Run after making React changes to catch issues early. Use when reviewing code, finishing a feature, or fixing bugs in a React project.

Debug WordPress Studio local sites — inspect SQLite database, check logs, troubleshoot plugins/themes, and diagnose common issues in the Studio local environment.

Create a new git worktree from origin/trunk in ~/worktrees.nosync and copy node_modules. Use when the user wants to "create a worktree", "new worktree", "start a worktree branch", or needs an isolated working directory for a feature branch.

Write a commit message and create a git commit. Use when the user wants to commit changes, asks for a commit message, or says "commit this" or "make a commit".

Use when the user asks to create AGENTS.md, generate agent instructions for a repository, set up CLAUDE.md, or wants to document project conventions for coding agents. Also use when user says "create agents md", "setup agent docs", or "initialize repo for agents".

Generate a Marp presentation from an intent's spec. Use when the user wants to create slides for an intent or asks to make a presentation.