Cli

terminal-ops is an evidence-first repo execution skill for terminal work. Use it to run commands, inspect git state, debug CI or builds, and make narrow fixes with proof of what changed and what was verified. This terminal-ops guide helps reduce guesswork for Code Editing and repo operations.

perl-patterns is a modern Perl 5.36+ skill for writing, reviewing, and refactoring idiomatic code. Use this perl-patterns guide to guide code generation, simplify legacy boilerplate, and keep modules, signatures, and error handling maintainable.

nanoclaw-repl is a session-aware REPL skill for operating and extending NanoClaw v2. It supports persistent markdown-backed sessions, branching, search, compaction, model switching, and export for Workflow Automation. Use this nanoclaw-repl guide to keep local tasks deterministic and easy to resume.

github-ops is a GitHub operations skill for triaging issues, managing PRs, checking CI failures, preparing releases, and monitoring repository health with the gh CLI. Use the github-ops skill when you need repeatable github-ops usage for a real repository, with auth via gh auth login and clear repo context.

content-hash-cache-pattern skill for caching expensive file processing with SHA-256 content hashes. Path-independent, auto-invalidating, and ideal for PDF parsing, OCR, text extraction, and other performance optimization workflows.

agent-eval is a skill for benchmarking coding agents head-to-head on reproducible tasks, comparing pass rate, cost, time, and consistency. Use the agent-eval skill to evaluate Claude Code, Aider, Codex, or another agent in your own repo with clearer evidence than ad hoc prompting.

using-git-worktrees helps create isolated Git worktrees for new branch work with directory selection, ignore checks, and safer parallel workflows without touching your current checkout.

The finishing-a-development-branch skill helps close a Git branch safely after implementation is done. It verifies tests, checks the base branch, then presents four clear options: merge locally, push for a Pull Request, keep the branch, or discard the work.

The pdf skill guides PDF Processing tasks like text extraction, merge and split operations, rendering pages to images, and PDF form workflows. It is especially useful for checking fillable fields, extracting form metadata, and validating non-fillable form layouts with scripts.

gstack-upgrade is the skill for updating gstack safely. It detects global vs vendored installs, runs the upgrade path, and summarizes what changed so you can verify the result. Use this gstack-upgrade guide for install and usage details, migration-aware behavior, and workflow automation cases.

remote-browser helps sandboxed agents control a headless browser for Browser Automation. Use it to open pages, inspect state, click indexed elements, type input, take screenshots, and connect to local apps or CDP-backed browser sessions.

browser-use is a browser automation skill for opening pages, inspecting state, clicking indexed elements, typing into fields, taking screenshots, and reusing a persistent browser session. Use it for reliable form filling, navigation, and logged-in workflows with the browser-use CLI.

setup-pre-commit helps you add Husky pre-commit hooks with lint-staged, Prettier, and optional typecheck/test runs. Use this setup-pre-commit guide when your repo needs a fast, repeatable pre-commit safety net and you want to preserve existing config while adding the right scripts for the current package manager.

diagnose is a structured debugging workflow for hard bugs, flaky tests, and performance regressions. It helps you reproduce the issue, minimise the failing case, form one hypothesis at a time, add instrumentation, fix the root cause, and lock it in with a regression test. Use the diagnose guide when “debug this” is not enough.

bash-defensive-patterns helps agents write safer Bash for production automation, CI/CD, and system scripts with strict mode, traps, cleanup, quoting, and input validation.

memory-forensics skill for RAM capture and dump analysis with Volatility 3. Covers install context, usage workflows, artifact extraction, and incident triage across Windows, Linux, macOS, and VM memory.

protocol-reverse-engineering helps agents capture, inspect, and document unknown network protocols using Wireshark, tshark, tcpdump, and MITM workflows. Best for debugging custom client/server traffic, analyzing PCAPs, and mapping message structure, request flow, and field meanings.

anti-reversing-techniques is a reverse-engineering skill for authorized malware analysis, CTF work, packed binary triage, and security audits. It helps you identify anti-debugging, anti-VM, packing, and obfuscation patterns, then choose a practical analysis workflow using the core skill and advanced reference.

binary-analysis-patterns is a reverse-engineering skill for interpreting x86-64 disassembly, calling conventions, stack frames, and control flow to support faster binary review and Security Audit work.

Use the python-packaging skill to structure, build, and publish Python packages with pyproject.toml, wheels, source distributions, CLI entry points, and PyPI-ready workflows.

Use the uv-package-manager skill to plan installs, migrate from pip or Poetry, and apply practical uv workflows for Python project setup, lockfiles, CI, Docker, and workspaces.

helm-chart-scaffolding helps scaffold and organize Helm charts for Kubernetes apps with templates, chart structure guidance, and validation steps for Deployment, Service, ingress, values, and Helm lint workflows.

git-advanced-workflows helps with advanced Git tasks like interactive rebase, cherry-pick, bisect, worktrees, and reflog recovery. Use it to clean branch history, move fixes between branches, debug regressions, and recover safely from mistakes in complex Git workflows.

gws-workflow is a Google Workspace automation layer for the gws CLI. Use it to build repeatable cross-service workflows for meeting prep, standup summaries, email-to-task conversion, and Drive-to-Chat announcements. Install it with the shared auth layer and use schema discovery before execution.