ericmjl
26 verified skills883 total stars
remotion-video
Create animated videos using Remotion from topics, product URLs, Google reviews, talking-head videos, or CSV data. Supports 5 video types: educational explainers, product launch demos, testimonial/social proof, avatar video overlays, and data visualization dashboards. Each follows a 2-step workflow: research/scrape/analyze then design and animate with spring animations, SVG diagrams, and count-up effects. Requires the Remotion best practices skill (install with `npx skills add remotion-dev/skills`). Use when the user asks to create a Remotion video, explainer video, educational video, product demo video, testimonial video, video with animated overlays, data visualization video, animated dashboard, or short-form vertical video for mobile.
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atomic-commits
Break unstaged or mixed changes into small, atomic, logical git commits with Conventional Commit messages. Use when the user asks to commit, stage, or split changes — e.g. 'help me commit', 'commit my changes', 'break these into logical commits', 'what should I commit first', 'stage my changes', 'commit atomically', or 'make atomic commits'. Uses git diff, git add -p, and Conventional Commits (feat:/fix:/refactor:/chore:/docs:/test:/style:/perf:/build:/ci).
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stacked-pr-decomposition
Break long-lived pull request branches into a mergeable stack of small PRs with clear dependency order and story flow. Use when a branch has grown too large, when the user asks to split a PR into stacked PRs, or when each PR must be reviewable in about 5 minutes while preserving logical narrative across the stack.
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epistemic-resourcefulness
Breaks the cycle of repeated failed attempts by redirecting the agent to find the authoritative source of truth about a system's structure before trying again. Trigger this skill when: (1) the same command or query has failed 2+ times with variations, (2) output is garbled/binary and unreadable, (3) guessed field names, endpoints, or flags keep returning errors, (4) file/directory scanning is producing no useful signal. In short: if you're brute-forcing and it's not working, stop and use this skill.
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youtube-ingestion
Ingest YouTube videos into the vault. Triggers when user pastes a YouTube URL (youtube.com/watch or youtu.be). Fetches transcript using yt-dlp, extracts metadata, creates transcript note and summary note. User may provide additional context about the video.
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publish-to-google-docs
Quickly publish markdown notes to styled Google Docs using pandoc and a Word template. Use when creating Google Docs from markdown, applying branding to documents, or pushing content to Drive for sharing.
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skill-creator
Guide for authoring Agent Skills with strong YAML `description` triggers, progressive disclosure, and bundled resources. Use when creating or updating a skill, running init_skill.py or package_skill.py, or improving a bland skill description so agents load the skill on the right user tasks.
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gh-cli
Use GitHub CLI (gh) for common operations like creating PRs, viewing GitHub Actions logs, managing issues, reviewing PRs, and more. When merging PRs via gh, prefer rebase merge over squash or merge commits unless repo policy or the user explicitly requests otherwise.
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continuous-learning-v3
Instinct-based learning system that observes sessions via hooks, creates atomic instincts with confidence scoring, and evolves them into skills/commands/agents. v3.0 adds project-scoped instincts to prevent cross-project contamination.
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skills/debug-github-ci
--- name: debug-github-ci description: Debug GitHub Actions and CI failures using gh CLI: watch PR checks, fetch run logs, analyze failures, reproduce locally, and suggest fixes. Use when CI fails, when the user wants to watch or verify CI, or when debugging workflow runs. license: MIT --- # Debug GitHub CI This skill guides systematic debugging of GitHub Actions (and other CI) failures and gives a clear way to "pay attention to CI" using the GitHub CLI. ## Usage Use this skill when: - A Gi
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html-presentations
Create single-file HTML slide presentations with vanilla JS/CSS. Themed (terminal.css, catppuccin, nord), keyboard-navigable, with inline SVG diagrams and animations. Use when the user asks for an HTML presentation, slide deck, or single-file slides without a framework.
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self-improving-agent
Always-on lightweight observer. After EVERY user message, silently check: (1) did the user correct me or express a preference? (2) did the user express frustration about repetition? (3) is this a rule I've seen before in a different project? If ANY are true, run `uv run improve.py observe "<rule>" --project <name> [--domain <domain>]` to record it. Do NOT load the full skill for observation — this description is sufficient. Load the full SKILL.md body only when: checking escalation thresholds, writing to AGENTS.md, or running /improve. Manages ~/.agent-improvement/rules.yaml via improve.py CLI.
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gh-activity-summary
Generate a plain-language activity report of your GitHub work for a given date range, including commits, pull requests, reviews, issues, and comments. Use this when you need to summarize what you've accomplished on GitHub for status updates, retrospectives, or tracking your work.
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gh-daily-timeline
Reports your GitHub activity for a specific day using the gh CLI, showing commits, issues, and activity timeline. Use this when you need to review what you accomplished on GitHub for a particular date.
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scientific-eda
Defensive exploratory data analysis for scientific data (CSV, FASTA, etc.). Context-first, human-guided; one plot at a time, ask why before executing, append-only journal per session, scripts with PEP723 and uv run, WebP plots. Use when opening data files for EDA or when the user wants guided scientific data exploration.
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slack-cli
Use Slack CLI (`slack`) for app lifecycle and workspace operations including login/logout, create/init, run/deploy, manifest validation, trigger management, app install/uninstall, environment management, and diagnostics. Use when users ask to run or troubleshoot commands like `slack create`, `slack run`, `slack deploy`, `slack trigger`, `slack manifest`, `slack auth`, `slack activity`, `slack datastore`, `slack env`, or request help-first progressive discovery with `slack help` and `slack SUBCOMMAND --help`, plus version/documentation alignment and stale-skill refresh.
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voss-advisor
Advanced negotiation and communication advisor grounded in Chris Voss's tactical empathy methodology (Never Split the Difference, The Black Swan Group). Use this skill whenever the user needs help with any interpersonal situation involving influence, persuasion, or navigating difficult dynamics. This includes but is not limited to: analyzing conversations, call transcripts, or email threads; preparing for negotiations (salary, vendor, client, partner); drafting tactful responses; handling pushback, objections, or conflict; navigating difficult workplace conversations; preparing for performance reviews or raises; buying a car, house, or any big purchase; dealing with landlords, contractors, or service providers; resolving personal disagreements; practicing negotiation through role-play; or any situation where the user says things like "how should I respond to this", "they're pushing back", "I need to have a tough conversation", "how do I ask for...", "they ghosted me", "I'm not sure how to handle this person", "counter-offer", "pricing", "deal", "objection", or "difficult conversation". Activate broadly — most interpersonal communication benefits from tactical empathy whether or not the user frames it as "negotiation." This skill integrates FBI hostage negotiation techniques (93% success rate) with behavioral economics (Kahneman's Prospect Theory) and neuroscience (amygdala hijacking, loss aversion).
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youtube
Comprehensive YouTube operations using yt-dlp - download videos/audio, extract transcripts and subtitles, get metadata, work with playlists, download thumbnails, and inspect available formats. Use this for any YouTube content processing task.
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skills/gh-pr-code-review
--- name: gh-pr-code-review description: PR code review workflow: pull diff, two-pass findings, draft and prioritize comments, then optionally post via gh api. license: MIT --- # PR code review (gh) This skill guides a repeatable pull request review workflow using the GitHub CLI. It emphasizes two-pass review (to find more issues), drafting comments before posting, and posting only after explicit user confirmation. ## Usage Use this skill when the user asks you to review a pull request and
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mempalace
Use the MemPalace CLI to persist, search, and manage AI memory across sessions. Triggers whenever the user asks to remember, recall, save, store, or retrieve information that should persist across conversations — including past decisions, preferences, facts about people or projects, conversation history, and any verbatim content the user wants preserved. Also triggers when the user mentions "palace", "wings", "rooms", "drawers", "knowledge graph", "AAAK", or when they want to search through historical context, traverse connections between topics, or check what their AI knows. Mirrors the MemPalace MCP server tools: each CLI command maps to an MCP tool with an equivalent trigger condition.
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coherent-writing
Improve coherence in drafts through a four-pass sub-agent workflow: resolve argument conflicts, smooth section transitions, smooth paragraph transitions, and run a final coherence audit. Use when a user says things like 'make this coherent', 'tighten the flow', 'this feels choppy', 'can you smooth transitions', or asks to revise prose in Markdown, notes, essays, blog posts, emails, or docs so ideas connect cleanly without adding new points.
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design-driven-dev
Guide for design-driven development with prescribed folder structure. New features use full workflow (HLD → LLD → EARS). Bug fixes skip doc creation but verify intent coherence.
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cybersecurity-review
Perform comprehensive cybersecurity code review across 9 security dimensions: injection prevention, authentication/authorization, secrets management, supply chain security (including CI/CD pipeline integrity), cryptography, secure configuration/API security (including SSRF), error handling/logging/resource safety, LLM/AI application security, and infrastructure/API protocol security (GraphQL, Kubernetes, WebSockets, OAuth 2.0, gRPC). Use when reviewing newly written code, auditing existing repositories, evaluating open source projects, or assessing pull requests for security vulnerabilities. Triggers include requests like "security review", "check for vulnerabilities", "audit this code", "cybersecurity review", "is this code secure", or "check this PR for security issues".
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ml-experimentation
Conduct machine learning experiments from planning through evaluation and report writing. Use when running ML experiments, testing hypotheses, training models, or writing up results. Covers single-hypothesis scoping, fast iteration loops, targeted logging, JOURNAL.md protocol, data-backed diagnostic plots, and scientific report writing.
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pdf-form-filler
Fill static PDF forms (without fillable fields) using text search for text-based PDFs or Claude Vision for image-based/scanned PDFs. Use when: (1) User wants to fill out a PDF form, (2) PDF has no fillable form fields, (3) User asks to fill in or complete a PDF form. Auto-detects PDF type and uses appropriate method.
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agents-md-improver
Proposes updates to AGENTS.md so repo-local coding-agent instructions stay accurate, non-contradictory, and consolidated. Use when the user corrects the agent (e.g. do not do X, always do Y, from now on, remember this), asks to edit or sync AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, .claude/CLAUDE.md, or GEMINI.md, wants one canonical instruction file or to deduplicate agent docs, or flags conflicting or outdated repository agent rules.
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