Agent Skills Hub

identify-assumptions-existing

Stress-test existing product feature ideas by identifying risky assumptions across Value, Usability, Viability, and Feasibility using a multi-perspective devil's advocate framework.

prompt-rewriter

Advanced prompt rewriting and optimization service. Analyzes prompts for clarity, specificity, and structure, providing actionable improvements, variations for testing, and prompt engineering best practices.

sequential-thinking

Structured reasoning tool for complex problem decomposition, step-by-step analysis, consistency verification, and evidence-based synthesis with confidence scoring.

eval-harness

Official evaluation framework for AI agent sessions, implementing Evaluation-Driven Development (EDD) principles to ensure reliability.

repository-setup

Standardize git remote configuration and issue tracking for contributors working with forked repositories in the libuipc project.

vibesafe

Manage Vibesafe units to scan, generate, test, and verify AI-written code with cryptographically-secure hash-locked checkpoints.

always-works-testing

Mandatory execution-based validation for all software implementation tasks. Ensures code works through empirical verification before confirmation.

skill-architect

Expert consultant for designing and building high-quality, consistent AI agent skills. Guides you through discovery, architecture, and creation phases to ensure reliable, composable, and efficient skill delivery.

clawsec-nanoclaw

Security advisory monitoring for NanoClaw WhatsApp bots, providing vulnerability scanning, skill safety checks, and integrity protection through MCP tools.

familiar-add-tool

Scaffold and register new sensor, actuator, or service tools for familiar-ai, automating file creation and boilerplate integration in agent.py and config.py.

jujutsu

Manage version control with Jujutsu (jj): perform rebasing, conflict resolution, bookmark management, and commit manipulation in your Git-compatible workflow.

hello-world

A friendly welcome skill that displays system OS details in ASCII art when triggered by casual greetings like 'hello' or 'hi'.