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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Supports posting, reading, and inspecting coordination messages on the AgentHub message board. Serves communication between competing agents in an AgentHub session.
Build a prioritized call list using lead triage, with five leads by default and optional count or date arguments. Draw talking points from email history, block time on the calendar, and draft follow-ups.
Orchestrates eight skills to assess a plateaued business and strengthen execution. Covers strategy, operating rhythms, management, team structure, motivation, analytics, negotiation, and value-based pricing, with decisions recorded in project documents.
Focuses on portfolios that present work through memorable experiences. Covers developer, designer, and creative portfolios intended to convert visitors into job or client opportunities.
Supports Rust documentation research workflows that explicitly request actionbook-backed selectors. Serves as an internal helper for those workflows.
Enforces plain-hyphen usage when writing or substantively editing project prose, including documentation, READMEs, and UI copy. Also supports auditing, scoring, and cleaning up dash usage.
Writes machine learning experiment code for research papers, including training and evaluation pipelines. Debugs failures and uses code reflection to iteratively improve results.
Turns a brief into a tracker issue after checking existing issues and pull requests. Links or commissions a required specification, includes supplied images or procedural guidance, and applies lifecycle labels without implementing the work.
Works through approved specification proposals and implementation plans task by task. Combines change implementation with testing and validation.
Uses @upstash/qstash for background jobs, cron schedules, delayed messages, FIFO queues, and endpoint fan-out. Covers retries, callbacks, dead letter queues, deduplication, flow control, webhook signature verification, local development, and region migration.
Executes feature prompts or plan tasks using Codex CLI and reviews uncommitted changes. Fixes review and testing issues, verifies features end to end, and continues until all planned tasks are complete.
Orchestrates eight skills covering retention, discovery, UX, analytics, microinteractions, and motivation. Guides decisions about first-run activation and habit formation, recording product decisions, metrics, and a growth plan across sessions.
Skills give your agent reusable instructions for a specific job. Pick one, read what it does, and bring it into your workflow.
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Copy the install command from a skill page and run it in your project.
npx skillycli add owner/repo --skill name