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Use when user mentions bookmarks, knowledge management, notes, saving URLs, or taking screenshots - provides quick reference for km (Zettelkasten notes), bookmark (URL manager), and shot-scraper (automated website screenshots) CLI tools installed on this system

Generate SEO-optimized code snippets for websites. Use when asked to optimize SEO, generate meta tags, create structured data (JSON-LD/schema.org), fix heading hierarchy, or audit page SEO. Outputs implementation-ready code for handoff to developers. Supports multilingual sites (Ukrainian/English) and industry-specific schemas for construction equipment, aquaculture, and engineering services.

This skill should be used when the user asks to format SQL code, polish SQL queries, improve SQL readability, or work with .sql files. Use when queries mention SQL formatting, code beautification, Oracle SQL, or database query polishing.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "install a plugin", "extend a plugin", "create a .local.md file", "add project context for a plugin", "customize plugin for this project", or mentions project-specific paths, conventions, or workflows that relate to an installed plugin. Covers the .local.md extension pattern for bridging general plugin skills to specific codebases.

Run security scans locally (Semgrep, Trivy, Gitleaks) to detect vulnerabilities, secrets, and code issues before pushing. Use when the user wants to check for security issues, scan dependencies, or validate code security.

A Claude Code skill for detecting flaky test patterns that cause intermittent CI failures.

Use when implementing UI features in Atomic CRM - enforces design system consistency with Tailwind v4 semantic utilities, desktop-first responsive design, JSONB array patterns, and accessibility standards before writing component code

This skill should be used when confirming implementation matches spec exactly. Use when the orchestrator invokes phase 3 (verify) or when validating completed code against requirements.

TypeScript/React conventions for dashboards

Use this skill whenever the user wants to analyze, improve, or enforce performance best practices in a Next.js (App Router) + TypeScript + Tailwind + shadcn/ui project, including bundle size, data fetching, caching, streaming, images, fonts, and client/server boundaries.

Forbid hardcoded values in code. Use this when reviewing code, writing new features, or when magic numbers/strings are detected. Enforces constants, env variables, and config files.

Generate comprehensive implementation plans with checkboxes, dependencies, and parallelization details. This skill should be used after feature research is complete to create structured, step-by-step implementation plans that track progress, identify dependencies between tasks, and enable multiple developers to work in parallel.

React 19 admin dashboard with Material UI v7, Vite 7, and MUI X Charts.

Monitor Proxmox infrastructure health and performance. Track node statistics, analyze resource utilization, and identify optimization opportunities across your cluster.

Complete management for Jokers Hockey website - deployment, build checks, database migrations (Drizzle ORM), and PM2 process management. Use for any Jokers site operation.

Analyze C++ code for real-time safety violations including heap allocations, locks, blocking calls, and unbounded operations in audio threads.

Help users integrate with LimaCharlie using the REST API, Python SDK, or Go SDK for programmatic access to sensors, detection rules, events, and platform features.

Master TypeScript's advanced type system including generics, conditional types, mapped types, and React TypeScript patterns. Use when: (1) implementing complex type logic, (2) creating reusable type utilities, (3) typing React components, hooks, and events, (4) ensuring compile-time type safety.

Guide for creating new AEM Edge Delivery blocks or modifying existing blocks. Use this skill whenever you are creating a new block from scratch or making significant changes to existing blocks that involve JavaScript decoration, CSS styling, or content model changes.

Frappe client-side JavaScript patterns for form events, field manipulation, dialogs, and UI customization. Use when writing form scripts, handling field changes, creating dialogs, or customizing the Frappe desk interface.