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N coordinated agents on shared task list using Claude Code native teams
Tool for creating and validating Agent Skills. Use when users want to create a new skill or manage existing skills. Supports initialization, validation, and iterative development workflows.
Guide for writing skills that wrap CLI tools. Use when creating a new CLI skill. For review, run through the Checklist section.
Upscale images using each::sense AI. Enhance resolution for web, print, large format displays, with options for face enhancement, noise reduction, and AI art optimization.
Use this skill when the user wants to build AI applications with Weaviate. It contains a high-level index of architectural patterns, 'one-shot' blueprints, and best practices for common use cases. Currently, it includes references for building a Query Agent Chatbot, Data Explorer, Multimodal PDF RAG (Document Search), Basic RAG, Advanced RAG, Basic Agent, Agentic RAG, and optional guidance on how to build a frontend for each of them.
Generate images in Ellen von Unwerth's playful vintage style. Use when users ask for von Unwerth style, playful sensuality, vintage film noir, whimsical feminine photography, retro glamour, narrative storytelling.
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Analyze brownfield codebase and create initial continuity ledger
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Intelligent error detection and recovery for autonomous coding. Use when handling errors, implementing retry logic, recovering from failures, or managing exception handling.
Master skill for parallel subagent-driven execution with automatic fallback to single-agent sequential mode. Use when implementing plans with multiple independent sub-phases (SP1, SP2...) to dispatch parallel subagents, or when requiring code review between implementation and testing.
Use when theoretical calculations need experimental validation, protocols must be designed with clear hypotheses and success criteria, or resource requirements (equipment, materials, expertise) must be estimated for proposed experiments