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Found 11,565 Skills
Use only when explicitly invoked for a concrete output or authorized file or code change where latency is worth reduced exploration, accuracy, completeness, and proof breadth.
Use when the user invokes $nerd-memory (Codex) or /nerd-memory (Claude/Cursor), or when Nerd Smart auto-enables it to learn, recall, inspect, deny, refine, correct, split, or forget recurring goal, task, action, result, boundary, verification, or agent-skill-tool-MCP routing patterns across tasks.
Use when turning a confirmed outcome into actionable, ordered implementation steps with file-level changes and proof, then stopping before execution.
Use when explicitly invoked or when a concrete latency constraint requires minimizing wall-clock agent time without reducing accuracy.
Use when implementing an approved written plan or confirmed coding outcome in an existing repository, including requests to build, add, change, or write code.
Aggregate generated maintainer reports into a skill-quality summary. Use when reviewing docs, link, and eval health. NOT for editing report sources.
Use when coordinating OpenCode Ensemble teams, delegating independent coding work, reviewing teammate output, or running staged parallel waves. NOT for single-agent tasks, nested team-of-teams, or teammate subagents using team tools.
Plan cross-harness skills sync dry-run steps before any live install. Use when reconciling harness skill inventory. NOT for --apply or npx installs.
Use when reviewing/managing Things 3 via SupaThings MCP: tasks, projects, headings, tags, deadlines, triage, capture, cleanup, and GTD. NOT for calendars, Gmail, database edits, MCP setup, or secrets.
Operate MCPHub groups, endpoints, compression, and CLI from repo registry. Use for hub preflight, group picking, tunnel vs local exposure. NOT harness sync.
Implement a task with automated LLM-as-Judge verification for critical steps
Use when adding metadata to commits without changing history, tracking review status, test results, code quality annotations, or supplementing commit messages post-hoc - provides git notes commands and patterns for attaching non-invasive metadata to Git objects.