NeVibeCode · 1,733 items
Skills for Notes, tasks and projects
Skills for Notes, tasks and projects: what each one does, an install command and example prompts.
find-skills skill Discovers and installs agent skills from skills.sh directly inside your coding assistant. Handy when you need domain-specific workflows for a project.
CX Codex +1
4,000,000installs
grill-me skill grill-me interviews you about a plan or design to expose gaps and sharpen decisions. Use it before implementation starts.
1,424,476installs
grill-with-docs skill This skill interviews you about a plan or design and creates ADRs and a glossary along the way. Use it when decisions need sharper definition.
1,219,756installs
handoff skill Creates a handoff document from the current conversation so another agent can continue the work. Use it when a task moves to a new session or agent.
1,038,491installs
grilling skill Stress-test a plan, decision, or idea through structured rounds of questions. Use it when you need to expose assumptions before acting.
979,543installs
teach skill Turns the current directory into a learning workspace and keeps progress across sessions. Use it when learning needs to support a concrete goal in your project.
862,247installs
wayfinder skill Maps large, uncertain work as decision tickets in an issue tracker. Use it when the route to a goal needs more than one agent session to clarify.
718,005installs
to-spec skill Turns the current conversation and repository context into a spec, then publishes it to the project issue tracker. Use it when a feature discussion is ready to hand off to an agent.
715,388installs
research skill Researches a question through primary sources and saves the findings as a Markdown file in the repository. Use it for API facts, documentation checks, and delegated reading.
711,295installs
to-tickets skill Turns a plan, spec, or conversation into small end-to-end tickets with explicit blockers. Use it to agree on the work breakdown before tickets go to a tracker.
711,230installs
brainstorming skill This skill clarifies a task before implementation by asking questions, checking context, and comparing approaches. Use it for new features and other creative work.
CX Codex
404,045installs
to-questionnaire skill Turns a decision you cannot answer alone into a Markdown questionnaire for someone with the missing context. Use it to collect answers asynchronously or work through questions in a meeting.
498,319installs
scaffold-exercises skill This skill builds course exercise directories with sections, problems, solutions, and explainers. Use it when starting a new course section or creating exercise stubs.
480,196installs
wait-what skill This skill asks Claude Code to re-pitch an unclear explanation with more context. It suits repositories that maintain a shared technical vocabulary.
448,541installs
using-superpowers skill Checks for relevant skills before an agent responds or takes action. Use it when you want a fixed workflow for handling tasks.
CX Codex
270,479installs
executing-plans skill Runs an implementation plan in the current session instead of assigning each task to a subagent. Use it for inline work with TDD, a decision ledger, and a final branch review.
CX Codex
242,988installs
caveman skill Cuts filler and polite greetings from agent responses while keeping technical facts and code exact. Stays active until turned off.
CX Codex +1
593,100installs
dispatching-parallel-agents skill Dispatches independent tasks to separate subagents so they can investigate them in parallel. Use it for unrelated test failures and separate broken subsystems.
CX Codex
218,235installs
implement-spec skill Implements a prepared spec from its ticket graph on one integration branch, using parallel subagents. Use it when tickets have blocking dependencies.
283,700installs
doc-coauthoring
official skill Guides document drafting through context collection, section work, and a reader check. Use it for specs, RFCs, proposals, and decision documents.
93,900installs
orca-cli skill The skill lets an agent manage Orca worktrees, terminals, artifacts and the built-in browser through the orca CLI. Useful when your work already runs inside Orca.
CX Codex +1
353,600installs
orchestration skill Coordinates supervised Orca workers with task DAGs, decision gates, and threaded messages. Fits workflows that split work across multiple agents.
CX Codex +1
349,800installs
caveman-commit skill Generates terse Conventional Commits messages focused strictly on intent. Ideal for keeping git history clean without boilerplate or AI signatures.
CX Codex +1
415,800installs
caveman-compress skill Compresses CLAUDE.md, todo lists, and other prose files into a shorter format while retaining a readable backup.
CX Codex +1
411,500installs
internal-comms
official skill internal-comms helps Claude write internal communications in the formats your company uses, from status reports to FAQs and incident reports.
79,929installs
caveman-help skill A quick reference for Caveman modes and commands in Claude Code and other supported hosts. Use it when you need to control response style or find related skills.
CX Codex +1
402,900installs
cavecrew skill cavecrew delegates code searches, small edits, and diff reviews to three subagents. Use it when keeping the main agent's context lean matters.
CX Codex +1
359,000installs
caveman-stats skill Displays recorded output and cache-read tokens for Claude Code sessions or points to host native usage stats. Useful for tracking raw token consumption.
CX Codex +1
357,800installs
computer-use skill This skill drives a visible app window through orca computer: accessibility tree, clicks, typing, screenshots. Reach for it when the job sits behind a GUI.
CX Codex +1
239,400installs
karpathy-guidelines skill Guidelines that cut typical LLM coding mistakes: less overcomplication, surgical edits, verifiable outcomes.
CX Codex +1
42,700installs
ponytail skill ponytail puts an agent into a senior-dev mode focused on the smallest complete change. Use it when you want clear replies and less code added to a project.
CX Codex +1
106,200installs
lark-im skill This skill lets an agent work with Lark IM messages, chats, files, and interactive cards. Use it when coding tasks need access to team conversations.
CX Codex +1
472,900installs
lark-minutes skill Backwards-compatibility skill for lark-minutes. It redirects all incoming prompts and tasks to the lark-meeting skill.
CX Codex +1
467,000installs
lark-event skill Listens to Lark/Feishu events and streams them as NDJSON. Use it for bots, message processing, and long-running subscribers.
CX Codex +1
466,800installs
herdr skill A skill that lets your agent drive Herdr, the terminal multiplexer for coding agents: panes, tabs, workspaces and command runs.
CX Codex +1
73,200installs
caveman-explore skill A read-only skill locates relevant files and line ranges in a repository. Use it for cold-start orientation or broad searches.
CX Codex +1
107,500installs
caveman-learn skill This skill reads Caveman learn reports, proposes token-cost reductions, and asks for consent before each edit. Use it for heavy CLAUDE.md files or repeated context.
CX Codex +1
106,700installs
verify-and-stop skill Proves existing work meets acceptance criteria without expanding scope. Useful for validation tasks and last-mile checks.
CX Codex +1
104,900installs
lean-build skill Prevents overbuilding when adding new features or integrations. It sets strict acceptance bounds, cuts speculative abstractions, and stops immediately once proof passes.
CX Codex +1
104,500installs
ponytail-help skill Shows a quick reference card for ponytail levels, skills, and configuration inside the chat. Useful when you need command triggers without leaving your editor.
CX Codex +1
42,900installs
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