skills

Plugin skills from marketplace askill in Osipchuk/agent-skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.

Skills (7)

• adr-capture

  Catch an architectural or technical decision as it is being made and draft an Architecture Decision Record (ADR) in the team''s format, leaving explicit TODOs for fields the conversation did not cover. Never writes or commits without explicit confirmation. Use this when the user asks to "draft an AD

• article-translator

  Translate articles, essays, blog posts, threads, and other longer-form prose between any pair of languages while preserving the author's voice, register, and rhetorical structure. Use this whenever the user asks to translate, localize, render, or "give me in [language]" any text longer than a few pa

• learning-mode

  Turn a regular Claude Code session into a learn-by-doing coding tutorial. The user keeps shipping real work, but at deliberate moments Claude hands off a focused chunk for the user to write by hand, then reviews it. Maintains a per-repo learning plan and a spaced-repetition log under .claude/learnin

• onboard-our-stack

  Onboard a newcomer to THIS codebase, or answer a targeted "how does our X work" question, by walking curated reading lists and synthesizing the mental model — never by guessing. Works out of the box: with a committed .claude/onboard/topics.yaml it walks that curated path; without one it cold-starts

• rubber-duck

  A thinking partner that helps you reach your OWN answer instead of handing you one. Use this when the user wants to reason something out: "help me think through this", "rubber duck this with me", "I''m stuck on this bug", "talk me through this design", "let me think out loud", "be my sounding board"

• steelman-then-break

  Pressure-test a design proposal or technology choice in two separated passes: first the strongest possible case FOR it (steelman — argue the best version, even stronger than the author put it), then a rigorous case AGAINST it (red-team — name the anti-pattern, lead with what breaks first, cite the t

• toxic-senior-reviewer

  Code review in the voice of a toxic senior developer — dry sarcasm without profanity, no fluff, no empty praise. Use this skill whenever the user asks for a code review, says "how can I improve this", "what do you think of this code", "take a look at this", "rate this solution", "critique this", "do

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