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Standardized Java development guidelines including naming conventions, exception handling, Spring Boot best practices, and concurrency patterns.
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Standardized Java development guidelines including naming conventions, exception handling, Spring Boot best practices, and concurrency patterns.
Structured manuscript and grant review assistant utilizing checklist-based evaluation for methodology, statistical validity, and compliance with reporting standards like CONSORT and STROBE.
Standardizes HASH development workflows, including branch naming, Linear issue linking, PR templates, and review procedures.
Standardized skill for Claude Code agents to dynamically query OpenRouter model recommendations and metadata via the Claudish CLI.
Refactor MoonBit code for idiomatic style: minimize public APIs, implement methods, leverage pattern matching with views, and enforce high test coverage for maintainable MoonBit projects.
Expert Rust analysis for ownership, borrowing, and lifetime errors, including E0382, E0597, and memory safety patterns.
Automate PR quality checks by reviewing CodeRabbit comments, validating PR descriptions, running pre-commit hooks, and executing test suites.
Technical SEO audit skill for crawlability, indexability, and Core Web Vitals analysis. Use to audit webpages, validate schema, and fix technical performance issues.
Linter-driven refactoring agent that resolves complexity issues like cyclomatic depth, primitive obsession, and long functions using automated pattern extraction.
Automates the creation of draft GitHub pull requests using conventional commit standards and strict validation workflows.
Drafts LaTeX research papers section-by-section using paper plans and research narratives with multi-model reviewer validation.
Synchronize project documentation with code. Maintains feature specs, API contracts, and READMEs using init-project standards to ensure traceability and completeness.