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TypeScript CLI starter using tsdown. Use when scaffolding or maintaining an npm CLI package with tsdown, pnpm, Vitest, and npm Trusted Publisher.
Use the ClawHub CLI to search, install, update, and publish agent skills from clawhub.com. Use when you need to fetch new skills on the fly, sync installed skills to latest or a specific version, or publish new/updated skill folders with the npm-installed clawhub CLI.
Update assistant-ui and AI SDK to latest versions. Detects current versions, identifies breaking changes, and executes migrations.
Install and use chartli to render terminal charts from numeric text files or stdin.
Use and customize Slidev themes. Use this skill to apply themes, configure theme options, and create custom themes.
Converts Markdown files (.md, .markdown) to DOCX using the markdown-docx npm package. Supports single and batch conversions, automatically generates output filenames, and creates Microsoft Word documents from Markdown content.
Work with spoint - a multiplayer physics game server SDK. Scaffolds apps locally, runs engine from npm package.
Fetch source code for npm, PyPI, or crates.io packages and GitHub/GitLab repos to provide AI agents with implementation context beyond types and docs. Use when needing to understand how a library works internally, debug dependency issues, or explore package implementations.
Expert in building npm package CLIs with Unix philosophy, automatic project root detection, argument parsing, interactive/non-interactive modes, and CLI library ecosystems. Use PROACTIVELY for CLI tool development, npm package creation, command-line interface design, and Unix-style tool implementation.
Scan for unprotected MCP servers using @contextware/mcp-scan package. Enables security auditing of local AI tools and network endpoints.
Check for security risks in Skills/code repositories. When the user wants to check if a skill, GitHub repository, npm package, or local code is safe to download or use. This includes detecting malicious code, malware, key stealing, environment variable modification, suspicious network behavior, and evaluating repository reputation (stars, forks, contributors, age). Use this skill whenever the user mentions checking skills for security risks, scanning repositories for malware, verifying code safety, checking npm packages for threats, or asking if a download is safe.