Agent Skills Hub

libragent-quality

Comprehensive code quality validation for LibrAgent, covering TypeScript frontend and Rust/Tauri backend via automated linting, formatting, type checking, and build verification.

mcp-prompts

An intelligent development orchestration skill that provides self-improving code analysis, build error diagnosis, and automated workflow configuration via mcp-prompts integration.

ae-mcp

Automate Adobe After Effects tasks using the Model Context Protocol. Manage compositions, layers, keyframes, effects, and expressions for motion graphics, title cards, and logo reveals.

test-skill

A testing fixture for validating AI agent skill configurations and detecting rule violations.

senior-frontend-engineer-react

Enterprise-grade React CRUD development skill for React 16.14 and DVA 2.x, featuring automated page generation, form management, and service layer integration.

tamagui-best-practices

Tamagui library best practices for architecture, configuration, compiler optimization, and component patterns.

omnifocus

Programmatically manage OmniFocus tasks and projects. Supports creation, querying, updates, and completion tracking across all OmniFocus versions using native automation and fallback methods.

using-sdlc-engineering

CMMI-based SDLC router providing process guidance, requirements management, architectural decision support, quality assurance, and governance for GitHub and Azure DevOps workflows.

typescript-circular-dependency

Detect and resolve TypeScript/JavaScript circular import dependencies. Solves runtime errors like 'Cannot access X before initialization' and 'undefined' imports caused by module cycle initialization order.

figma-design-to-code

Convert Figma designs to project-consistent UI code using TemPad Dev MCP for precise markup, styling, and token integration.

stats-tracker

Monitor Claude Code usage, token consumption, productivity streaks, and skill effectiveness metrics to optimize your development workflow.

pattern-detection

Analyze and identify codebase patterns (naming, architecture, testing) to maintain consistency and enforce standards during development.