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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Focuses on scroll-driven web experiences using parallax storytelling, animation, and interactive narratives. Supports cinematic website experiences and scroll-based product presentations.
Guides RIPDPI changes through the risk-based OpenSpec specification workflow.
Supports Story Driven Development in projects with .sdd/config.yaml. Covers implementing features described in product/ or system/, applying change requests, fixing bugs, and synchronizing documentation.
Sets up new .NET projects or adds SDLC automation to existing repositories. Includes an agent suite, Copilot instructions, a CI/CD pipeline, and a documentation structure.
Use when a user asks to search local Codex conversation history by keyword, recall how something was handled before, find prior thread titles or chat snippets, or look up past decisions stored in this machine's ~/.codex sessions.
Search the team's shared skills by name, description or category, optionally narrowed by author or project, and show the matches as a Markdown board from the terum-skills CLI. Use when the user asks whether the team has a skill for something or wants to find one by keyword.
Think through the consequences of consequences — not just what happens immediately, but what happens next, and next after that, across time. Load when a decision looks obviously good or obviously bad on initial read, when the user is optimising for a short-term outcome that might create a long-term problem, when unintended consequences are a concern, or when deep-thinking diagnoses a second-order …
Test a live website, web app, or chat/command-line product (including a Claude Code skill) as a secret shopper: an informed layperson who knows the field's basics and how websites work, but nothing about this product, its jargon, or where things live. Uses the real product, does the given tasks (or the obvious ones), and thinks out loud in plain words - "what does this do?", "why is this here twice?", "I'd give up here". Reports results and every confusing moment, TL;DR firs…
Обнаружение секретов в коде и git-истории — паттерны ключей (sk-, ghp_, AKIA, xox., private keys, user:pass@), поиск в рабочем дереве и git log -p --all, gitleaks/trufflehog и grep-альтернативы, фильтр ложных срабатываний (env-подстановки, плейсхолдеры), протокол реагирования с обязательной ротацией. Use для поиска утёкших ключей/токенов/паролей и проверки перед пушем.
Never commit secrets, manage credentials securely using environment variables, vaults, and Hack23 ISMS key management policy
Supports adding, editing, listing, and applying chezmoi-managed secrets. Covers Bitwarden session synchronization, GPG file encryption, the .secrets submodule, and repository-specific chezmoi configuration path issues.
Supports HashiCorp Vault and cloud secret stores from AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Covers secret management infrastructure, integration, rotation, and audits of access patterns.
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npx skillycli add owner/repo --skill name