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Audit and optimize Claude Code configuration with dynamic best-practice research
Creates and configures Claude Code hooks for lifecycle automation. Covers all 17 hook events, 4 hook types (command, prompt, agent, http), matchers, input/output formats, and exit codes. Follows official Anthropic best practices. USE WHEN: user mentions "hook", "hooks", "auto-format", "pre tool use", "post tool use", "session start", "notification hook", "block command", "validate tool", "lifecycle event", "PostToolUse", "PreToolUse" DO NOT USE FOR: creating skills - use `skill-authoring`; creating agents - use `agent-authoring`; webhook endpoints - different concept
Review and reorganize Claude Code permission settings across all config files (global settings.json, project settings.local.json, dotfiles copies). Identifies redundancy, misplaced permissions, and lack of read/write organization. Produces a clean layout where global settings are the source of truth and project-local files only contain project-specific overrides. Use this skill whenever the user mentions reviewing permissions, cleaning up settings, auditing allowed tools, reorganizing settings.json, or asking "what permissions do I have". Also use when adding new MCP servers or tools and wanting to decide what to pre-allow. Triggers: "review permissions", "audit settings", "clean up settings.json", "permissions audit", "/permissions-audit".
Persistent cross-session task queue for AI agents using Claude Code Tasks schema. Add, claim, complete, and reassign tasks with move-based locking, dependency tracking (blocks/blockedBy), conversation transcript linking, and staleness detection. Use for: (1) saving tasks for future agent sessions, (2) cross-session task persistence, (3) multi-agent task coordination, (4) linking conversation transcripts to tasks. Triggers: task queue, save task, agent task, queue task, persistent task, cross-session task, task for agent.
AI-powered web research assistant that leverages BrowserAct API to supplement restricted web access by searching the internet for additional information. Designed for OpenClaw and Claude Code.
Interactively create a new Claude Code skill and add it to the elastic-docs-skills catalog. Use when the user wants to generate a new skill, scaffold a slash command, or build automation for docs tasks.
Set up the Google Workspace CLI (gws) from scratch. Guides through GCP project creation, OAuth credentials, authentication, and installing 90+ agent skills for Claude Code. Use when setting up gws for the first time, configuring Google Workspace API access, or troubleshooting gws auth issues. Triggers: "set up gws", "google workspace cli", "gws setup", "install gws".
Create or edit Claude Code skills with expert guidance on structure and best practices
Resolve all PR comments using parallel processing. Use when addressing PR review feedback, resolving review threads, or batch-fixing PR comments.
Install and configure Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for Claude Code projects. Use when you want to add or enable an MCP server, connect a tool or integration (database, API, file system), update MCP settings in .mcp.json, manage OAuth-authenticated remote MCP servers, enable/disable individual servers at runtime, or troubleshoot MCP server connection issues.
Generate complete automated TDD development pipelines from a todolist.md file. Creates a self-contained directory with autodev.sh, system_prompt.md, gate_check.sh, and task cards that drive Claude Code through spec-anchored, gate-guarded, card-by-card development — fully automated with no human in the loop. Features: TDD 5-step closure, 3-level AI decision protocol, independent acceptance verification, auto-repair on test failure, Bug Hunt phase for post-development P0/P1/P2 bug scanning and fixing. Use when user says "帮我生成 autodev", "create autodev for", "generate autodev pipeline", or needs to turn a todolist.md into an automated gated TDD development pipeline.
Manage Claude Code agent skills using the `asc` CLI tool. Use this skill when: (1) Listing available skills: "asc skills list", "what skills are available", "show me asc skills" (2) Installing skills: "asc skills install --name asc-cli", "install all skills", "add asc skills to my agent" (3) Viewing installed skills: "asc skills installed", "what skills do I have", "show my installed skills" (4) Removing a skill: "asc skills uninstall --name asc-auth", "remove a skill" (5) Checking for skill updates: "asc skills check", "are my skills up to date" (6) Updating skills: "asc skills update", "update my asc skills" (7) User asks "how do I install asc skills", "set up asc CLI skills", or "get the latest asc skills" (8) Troubleshooting skill installation or update issues (npx, skills CLI)