AI Skills
AI Skills
A skill is a small, named operating manual you point an agent at when a particular kind of work shows up. Each one is a single markdown file with a contract: when to use it, how to apply it, what the output should feel like.
Pages
- humanizer — strip AI tells from writing.
- frontend-design — design and build distinctive frontends instead of generic AI UI.
- find-skills — discover and install agent skills from the open skills ecosystem.
- git-conventions — conventional commit format and branch naming reference.
- grill-me — stress-test a plan by relentless one-question-at-a-time interview.
- iterate-browser — debug frontend issues autonomously using browser tools.
- request-refactor-plan — plan a refactor as tiny commits and file it as a github issue.
- split-react-components — extract inlined sub-components into single-responsibility files.
- weekly-review — synthesize shipped commits from the past week into a short summary.
- you-might-not-need-an-effect — audit useEffect anti-patterns per react.dev guidelines.
- deslop — strip ai-generated code slop from a branch before review.
- fix-ci — triage failing pr checks and loop until green.
- fix-merge-conflicts — resolve merge conflicts non-interactively and validate the build.
Notes
Skills live in vault/ai/skills/ and use the skill tag. New skills should add a one-liner here and to the vault index.
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- DeslopRemove AI-generated code slop from a branch diff — unnecessary comments, defensive checks, any-casts, and nested code inconsistent with the surrounding codebase.
- Find SkillsDiscover and install agent skills from the open skills ecosystem at skills.sh using the npx skills CLI.
- Fix CIFind the first actionable failure in a PR's CI checks, apply the smallest safe fix, and loop until all checks are green.
- Fix Merge ConflictsResolve merge conflicts non-interactively with correctness-first edits, validate the build, and summarize resolution decisions.
- Frontend DesignBuild distinctive, production-grade frontends instead of generic AI UI.
- Git ConventionsConventional commit format and branch naming rules used as a reference when writing commit messages or advising on version control practices.
- Grill MeRelentlessly interview a plan or design, one question at a time, until every branch of the decision tree is resolved.
- HumanizerRemove AI tells from prose so it reads like a person wrote it.
- Iterate BrowserDebug frontend issues autonomously using browser tools and debug traces until the fix is verified — without asking the user to test manually.
- Request Refactor PlanInterview the user about a refactor, explore the codebase, break the work into tiny commits, and file the plan as a GitHub issue.
- Split React ComponentsExtract inlined sub-components, icons, and data constants out of bloated React files into single-responsibility files.
- Weekly ReviewSynthesize shipped commits from the past 7–10 days into a short categorized summary with highlights by bug fix, tech debt, and new functionality.
- You Might Not Need an EffectAudit React code for useEffect anti-patterns per react.dev guidelines and optionally apply fixes in place.