Total 50,056 skills
Showing 12 of 50056 skills
Run comprehensive accessibility audit (WCAG 2.1) on Webflow pages - checks buttons, forms, links, focus states, headings, keyboard navigation, and generates detailed reports with fixes. Requires Webflow Designer connection. Excludes image alt text (covered by asset-audit skill).
Use when writing or formatting Jira descriptions, comments, or any text destined for Jira. Converts Markdown to Jira wiki markup, provides templates (bug reports, feature requests), and validates syntax before submission. Trigger on any Jira content authoring task.
When the user wants to write the first 30 seconds of a YouTube video, create retention hooks, improve video openings, or reduce early drop-off. Also use when the user says 'write a hook,' 'video intro,' 'opening for my video,' 'first 30 seconds,' 'retention hook,' 'stop the scroll,' 'my videos have bad retention at the start,' 'viewers are leaving in the first minute.' For full script structure, see script-structure. For title/thumbnail pairing, see title-craft and thumbnail-design.
Rewrite Rust documentation comments to ensure all documentation and comments are in English, following rustdoc guidelines. Use when the user wants to clean up Rust documentation, translate Chinese comments to English, fix missing documentation, or ensure rustdoc compliance in a Rust codebase.
Generate images via the Stable Diffusion WebUI / Forge HTTP API (AUTOMATIC1111-compatible `/sdapi/v1/*`). Use when the user wants to (1) discover or pick a model / extra module (TE/VAE) / sampler / scheduler / style preset from a running sd-webui server, (2) generate an image with a given prompt (txt2img), (3) check generation progress, (4) cancel/interrupt an in-flight generation, (5) inspect or change a global sd-webui option (e.g. active checkpoint), or (6) test connectivity. This skill talks to a *generic* sd-webui-compatible server (AUTOMATIC1111, Forge, reForge, sd-webui-forge-classic). Do NOT trigger for requests that are purely writing the prompt itself.
Add SLSA build-provenance attestations to existing GitHub Actions workflows. Use when the user wants to add artifact attestations, build provenance, or SLSA attestations to Docker container image builds in GitHub Actions CI/CD pipelines.
Invoke a Rubber Duck Reviewer subagent to independently critique plans and implementations before proceeding. Use when the agent is about to implement a non-trivial plan (multi-file changes, architectural decisions, security-sensitive logic, database schema changes), after completing a self-contained unit of work (module, endpoint, feature), when stuck or facing repeated failures (same test fails 2+ times, unexpected results), or when the agent wants independent validation of assumptions and design decisions. Triggers on any non-trivial implementation task where independent critique would catch blind spots before they become costly mistakes.
Three modes. Session mode (default): extracts generalizable lessons from RESEARCH.md and git history at session end; lessons that imply a new or significantly changed skill are handed off to skill-creator. Personalize mode: searches the skills registry via `npx skills find`, reads the target skill(s), checks compatibility and scope overlap against installed skills, interviews the user to understand what they want and what to skip, then creates or improves skills using skill-creator. Registry mode: curates `skillpacks/skill_dictionary.yaml` and `skillpacks/presets/*.yaml` by assessing external packs, judging necessity/compatibility, and recommending subsets. Create mode: designs a brand- new skill from scratch using skill-creator. Never edits SKILL.md directly — all changes go through skill-creator's draft→test→iterate loop, human merges. Trigger phrases: "end session", "extract lessons", "personalize my skills", "integrate this skill", "update skillpack", "find a skill for", "create a skill", "improve skill", "refresh the skillpack registry", "assess this skill pack", "update skill_dictionary.yaml", "update index.yaml".
Create a new Azure DevOps wiki page. Use when the user wants to add a new wiki page, write project documentation in Azure DevOps wiki format, or update wiki page structure with mermaid diagrams in Traditional Chinese.
Create high-quality, secure, and performance-optimized Containerfiles (Dockerfiles) following best practices for multi-architecture builds, OpenShift/Kubernetes compatibility, and BuildKit cache optimization. Use when the user wants to: (1) create a new Containerfile or Dockerfile for any project (Python, Rust, Go, Node.js, .NET, or any language), (2) containerize an application with multi-stage builds, (3) optimize an existing Containerfile for security, performance, or image size, (4) review or improve container image build practices, (5) set up BuildKit cache mounts for package managers, (6) create OpenShift-compatible container images with non-root users and arbitrary UID support, (7) write a .dockerignore file, or (8) apply OCI LABEL standards.
Iris is Redis's umbrella for AI-focused products. Use this skill when integrating with the Iris Redis Agent Memory (RAM) data plane on Redis Cloud — recording session events for an AI agent, creating or searching long-term memories, configuring a memory store, or tuning background memory promotion. Code examples use the official `redis-agent-memory` (Python) and `@redis-iris/agent-memory` (TypeScript) SDKs.
Redis vector search guidance covering HNSW vs FLAT algorithm choice, vector index configuration (dims, distance metric, datatype), filtered hybrid search combining vector similarity with TAG or NUMERIC filters, and the RAG retrieval pattern with RedisVL. Use when defining a VECTOR field in FT.CREATE, integrating embeddings (OpenAI, Cohere, sentence-transformers), tuning HNSW parameters (M, EF_CONSTRUCTION, EF_RUNTIME), building a retrieval-augmented generation pipeline, or filtering vector results by attribute.