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Expert Kokoro TTS implementation skill for real-time, secure, and offline voice synthesis in JARVIS-style assistants. Features streaming output, prosody control, and performance-optimized audio generation.
Scaffold and implement authentication in TypeScript/JavaScript apps using Better Auth. Detects frameworks, configures database adapters, sets up route handlers, adds OAuth providers, and scaffolds UI pages.
Focus testing effort on highest-risk areas using risk assessment and prioritization. Use when planning test strategy, allocating resources, or making coverage decisions.
Generate Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) for container images and filesystems using Syft. Supports 28+ ecosystems, multiple formats like CycloneDX and SPDX, and integration into CI/CD for supply chain security.
Skill for managing MCP-based research, documentation lookups, and coordination between external search tools and plugin-backed memory systems.
Automated code review for STYLY-NetSync, enforcing protocol parity, thread safety, and Unity C#/Python conventions.
Foundational architectural principles for MoAI-ADK, featuring TRUST 5, SPEC-First TDD, delegation patterns, and token-efficient agent orchestration workflows.
Package entire code repositories into single, AI-optimized files. Ideal for providing codebase context to LLMs like Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini for analysis, security audits, and bug investigations.
Search, retrieve, and manage your KUNGFU.SH bookmarks programmatically to streamline your research and knowledge management workflows.
Technical SEO audit skill for crawlability, indexability, and Core Web Vitals analysis. Use to audit webpages, validate schema, and fix technical performance issues.
Automated guidance for implementing property-based testing (PBT) in software and smart contracts to improve test coverage and edge case detection.
Create and configure Hookify rules to watch for specific patterns in files, bash commands, or user prompts.