Skill Docs

documentation-lookup helps agents answer library, framework, and API questions from current docs instead of memory. It is ideal for setup, configuration, reference, and code-example tasks when the latest syntax matters. Use the documentation-lookup skill for Skill Docs when a request depends on live documentation and version-accurate guidance.

using-superpowers is a session-start skill from obra/superpowers that forces skill lookup before any reply, helping agents discover and activate the right workflow first.

write-a-skill skill guide for Skill Authoring: create a reusable agent skill with clear scope, concise instructions, and optional support files. Use it to write, refine, or build a new skill with better triggers, structure, and workflow than a generic prompt.

handoff turns the current conversation into a concise transfer document for the next agent. Use the handoff skill to capture status, decisions, blockers, and links to source artifacts instead of duplicating PRDs, plans, ADRs, issues, or diffs.

to-prd skill turns current conversation context and codebase understanding into a PRD, then publishes it to the project issue tracker. Use it when you already know the change and want a repo-aware PRD without an interview, especially for Skill Authoring workflows.

setup-matt-pocock-skills prepares a repo for Matt Pocock’s engineering skills by detecting the issue tracker, mapping triage labels, and locating domain docs before writing the `## Agent skills` block. Use this setup and discovery skill when onboarding a new repo, switching repos, or refreshing agent context for `AGENTS.md`, `CLAUDE.md`, and `docs/agents/`.

grill-with-docs is a planning-and-documentation skill that pressure-tests your plan against the repo’s existing domain model, sharpens terminology, and updates CONTEXT.md and ADRs as decisions crystallize. Use it for Technical Writing, product-minded engineering, and any workflow where repo-grounded language matters more than a prompt-only brainstorm.

documentation-and-adrs helps agents write decision-focused technical documentation and ADRs. Use it to capture context, constraints, tradeoffs, rejected options, and consequences for architecture, APIs, infrastructure, auth, and feature changes. It is ideal when you need durable rationale for future engineers and agents, not just a polished summary.

context-fundamentals is a practical guide to context engineering for AI agent systems. It helps you decide what belongs in the prompt, debug context issues, and manage token budgets with clearer context structure. Use this context-fundamentals skill when you need a grounded context-fundamentals guide for agent design and prompt optimization.

neat-freak is a knowledge cleanup skill for end-of-session handoffs. It reconciles project docs, agent memory, and code drift so CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, and docs/ stay accurate. Useful for technical writing, developers, and agent operators who need a cleaner, more reliable project knowledge base.

The zhangxuefeng-perspective skill turns education, career, and life-choice questions into blunt, practical guidance in Zhang Xuefeng’s public thinking style. Use it when you need a decision lens for majors, school choice, job prospects, family constraints, or考研. It’s best for questions that need a direct recommendation, not a neutral explanation.

skill-creator skill guide for Skill Authoring with Azure SDKs and Microsoft Foundry. Learn when to install it, how to inspect the references, and how to turn a domain or repo into a reusable skill with clearer workflows, constraints, and validation.

skill-optimizer helps authors improve AI skills for activation, clarity, and cross-model reliability. Use it for Skill Authoring when a skill is written but not reliably followed, when triggers are weak, regressions appear, or context cost needs trimming. It supports benchmark loops, release gates, and tighter usage fidelity.

duckdb-docs helps you search DuckDB and DuckLake documentation, blog posts, and indexed reference chunks from a local DuckDB cache. Use it for source-backed answers, exact terminology, and duckdb-docs for Technical Writing workflows when you need precise section references.

voltagent-docs-bundle helps you look up version-matched VoltAgent docs in node_modules/@voltagent/core/docs or packages/core/docs. Use it for API signatures, setup guidance, examples, and technical writing tasks that need current, installed-package documentation.

voltagent-core-reference is a source-backed reference for the VoltAgent class in @voltagent/core. It covers constructor options, lifecycle behavior, server startup, and deprecated fields so you can write accurate implementation notes and Technical Writing with less guesswork.

voltagent-best-practices is a concise VoltAgent guide for choosing agents vs workflows, organizing project layout, and wiring memory, servers, and observability. It helps teams make faster architecture decisions and reduce guesswork during skill authoring.

The data-structure-protocol skill helps agents build and navigate DSP graphs for codebases. It tracks modules, functions, imports, exports, and why links exist, making it useful for .dsp projects, bootstrap workflows, and safer code changes with structural context.

init helps create or improve AGENTS.md files by keeping only non-discoverable repo rules, workflow gotchas, and tool quirks. Use the init skill when setting up agent instructions, pruning stale guidance, or refining Claude configuration for a repository.

The documentation skill helps you create, reorganize, and review technical documentation using the Diátaxis model for tutorials, how-to guides, reference pages, and explanations. It is useful for technical writing, API docs, onboarding content, and internal developer docs when you need the right structure, clearer outlines, and less guesswork.

ai-models is a reference skill for choosing current AI models by task, cost, latency, and quality. It helps skill authors and builders make fast, defensible model choices for chat, coding, vision, embeddings, voice, and image generation.

creating-skills is a guide for Skill Authoring in Claude Code. It explains how to create, revise, and install skills with clear frontmatter, reliable triggers, and a practical workflow for SKILL.md, references, and activation logic.

skill-authoring-workflow helps you turn rough notes, workshop output, or draft prompts into a compliant, repo-ready skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md. Use this skill-authoring-workflow skill to create or update PM skills with less guesswork, follow repo standards, and validate before commit.

The user-story-splitting skill helps you split large epics and user stories into smaller, independently deliverable stories using structured patterns. Use it for estimation, sequencing, risk reduction, and Skill Authoring workflows when a backlog item is too broad for a single sprint.