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The python-patterns skill helps you write, review, and refactor Python code with idiomatic patterns, readable structure, type hints, and practical exception handling. Use it for new code, package/module design, or cleaner refactors that preserve behavior and follow Python conventions.

product-capability turns PRD intent, roadmap asks, or product discussions into an implementation-ready capability plan with constraints, invariants, interfaces, and unresolved decisions. Use it for Requirements Planning when multi-service work needs a durable product-capability skill artifact instead of vague planning prose.

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.

cpp-coding-standards is a C++ coding standards guide based on the C++ Core Guidelines. Use it for writing, reviewing, and refactoring modern C++ with a focus on safety, clarity, maintainability, RAII, type safety, and good design. Ideal for cpp-coding-standards for Code Review and practical team decisions.

codebase-onboarding analyzes an unfamiliar repo and generates a structured onboarding guide with an architecture map, key entry points, conventions, and a starter CLAUDE.md. Use it when joining a new project or setting up Claude Code for the first time in a repository.

code-tour creates reusable CodeTour .tour files with real file and line anchors. Use the code-tour skill for onboarding tours, architecture walkthroughs, PR tours, RCA paths, and code-tour for Technical Writing when you need a guided sequence instead of a flat summary.

api-design is a REST API design skill for planning and reviewing endpoints, resource naming, status codes, pagination, filtering, versioning, and error responses.

writing-skills is a Skill Authoring guide for creating, editing, and validating agent skills with a test-driven workflow. Learn the key files, prerequisites, and practical steps for pressure scenarios, baseline tests, and concise SKILL.md iteration.

skill-creator is a Skill Authoring meta-skill for drafting new skills, revising existing SKILL.md files, running evals, comparing variants, and improving trigger descriptions with repository scripts and review tools.

The internal-comms skill helps write internal company communications like 3P updates, newsletters, FAQs, status reports, and leadership updates using example-driven formats from the Anthropic skills repository.

doc-coauthoring is a structured workflow for drafting docs with AI through context gathering, iterative outlining, section-by-section writing, and reader testing for review-ready specs, RFCs, and proposals.

technical-writer is a lightweight documentation skill for creating clearer README files, API docs, setup guides, tutorials, onboarding docs, and release notes. It centers Technical Writing on user goals, quick starts, examples, and troubleshooting. The skill is delivered as a single SKILL.md file with no extra scripts or templates.

python-expert is a GitHub skill for Python code generation, review, debugging, and refactoring. It guides agents with a clear priority order—correctness, type safety, performance, then style—and points users to SKILL.md, AGENTS.md, and rule files for practical adoption.

document-release is a post-ship documentation update skill that reads project docs, cross-references the shipped diff, and updates README, ARCHITECTURE, CONTRIBUTING, CLAUDE.md, CHANGELOG, and VERSION so docs match what actually shipped. Use the document-release skill for technical writing when code is already merged and you need a reliable document-release guide.

Documentation lookup for the browser-use Python library. The open-source skill helps with install, setup, Agent and Browser code, model env vars, tools, MCP integrations, monitoring, and legacy Actor API guidance.

The edit-article skill helps you restructure existing drafts, improve clarity, and tighten prose. Use it when you need a reliable edit-article guide for revising articles, especially in technical writing workflows where section order and dependencies matter.

ubiquitous-language is a DDD-style skill that extracts a shared glossary from conversations, flags ambiguous terms and synonyms, and writes UBIQUITOUS_LANGUAGE.md. Use it to define domain terms, align teams, and improve ubiquitous-language for Technical Writing.

security-requirement-extraction turns threat models and business context into testable security requirements, user stories, acceptance criteria, and backlog-ready outputs for Requirements Planning.

stride-analysis-patterns helps agents run a structured STRIDE threat-modeling pass for architectures, APIs, and data flows. Install from the wshobson/agents repo, read the SKILL.md file, and use it to turn system descriptions into categorized threats and control-focused review output.

python-anti-patterns is a Python code review checklist for spotting fragile patterns like scattered retries, timeout duplication, and hidden complexity before merge, during refactoring, or while debugging.

python-code-style helps with Python formatting, linting, naming, type hints, and docstrings. Use it to review pull requests, standardize team conventions, and set up ruff, mypy, or pyright guidance in pyproject.toml.

python-configuration helps design Python app config with environment variables, typed settings, and fail-fast startup validation. Use it to structure backend settings, adopt pydantic-settings, manage secrets safely, and handle environment-specific behavior.

python-design-patterns is a Python refactoring and design-review skill focused on KISS, SRP, separation of concerns, composition over inheritance, and the Rule of Three for cleaner, more testable code.

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.