kdeldycke
23 verified skills3,795 total stars
translation-sync
Detect stale translations in readme.*.md and contributing.*.md files by comparing structure and content against the English source, then draft updated translations for changed sections.
documentation165
audit-config
Browse all global and local Claude Code config files (settings.json, settings.local.json, CLAUDE.md), audit them for issues, and percolate recurring local patterns into the global config.
development165
audit-repo-issues
Analyze a GitHub repository's issues and PRs to find unaddressed feature requests, dismissed ideas, maintenance signals, and opportunities relevant to the current project. Use when you want to scout a related or competing repo for gaps your project could fill.
testing165
dotfiles/.claude/skills/babysit-ci
Monitor CI tests and lint workflows, diagnose failures, fix code, commit, and loop until all stable jobs pass. Ignores unstable failures.
development165
file-bug-report
Write a bug report for an upstream project. Exhaustively reads contribution guidelines, issue templates, and community norms before producing a markdown file ready to paste.
testing165
fill-web-form
Fill a web form using data extracted from local documents (PDFs, images, spreadsheets). Uses Claude Desktop (Cowork) with Chrome integration to read source documents and navigate/fill browser forms. Use when the user wants to automate filling an online form from document data.
development165
pr-triage
Audit open PRs across multiple repos for duplicates, stale drafts, Renovate noise, and conflicts. Produces a unified priority report.
testing165
repomatic-release
Pre-checks, release preparation, and post-release steps.
testing165
upstream-audit
Create or update an upstream contributions page (docs/upstream.md) tracking the project's relationship with its dependencies. Discovers merged PRs, reported issues, workarounds, and declined features.
tools165
brand-assets
Create and export project logo/banner SVG assets to light/dark PNG variants. Covers the full lifecycle from initial design exploration through SVG creation to themed PNG export. Use when creating logos, banners, or regenerating PNG exports from SVG source files.
development165
repomatic-audit
Audit downstream repo alignment with upstream repomatic reference, covering workflows, configs, and conventions.
testing165
repomatic-deps
Generate dependency graphs, audit pyproject.toml declarations against version policy, and explore unused dependency APIs that could simplify code.
development165
repomatic-sync
Run workflow sync locally to preview or apply upstream changes before CI does.
testing165
repomatic-lint
Lint workflows and repository metadata, then explain issues and suggest fixes.
development165
repomatic-topics
Optimize GitHub topics for discoverability by analyzing competition on topic pages.
tools165
av-false-positive
Scan a release on VirusTotal and generate false positive submission instructions for flagged AV vendors.
development165
awesome-triage
Triage new issues and PRs on awesome-list repos by applying curation criteria distilled from past decisions.
testing165
benchmark-update
Create or update a competitive benchmark page (docs/benchmark.md) comparing the current project against alternatives in the same space. Checks maintenance status, feature accuracy, new candidates, and badge health.
testing165
rename-with-dates
Rename documents and files (PDFs, images, screenshots, etc.) by reading their content to extract the effective/publication date, then renaming them with a "YYYY-MM-DD - Clear descriptive title.ext" format. Use when the user wants to organize files with date prefixes based on document content.
development165
repomatic-init
Bootstrap a repository with reusable workflows from kdeldycke/repomatic.
tools165
repomatic-changelog
Draft, validate, consolidate, and fix changelog entries.
testing165
repomatic-test
Run and write YAML test plans for compiled binaries.
development165
sphinx-docs-sync
Two-way comparison and synchronization of Sphinx documentation across sibling projects. Discovers discrepancies in conf.py, install.md, index.md toctree, pyproject.toml docs dependencies, extra-deps sections, readme badges, and static assets. Use when you want to align documentation structure, catch stale dependencies, or push improvements across your Sphinx-enabled repositories.
testing165