TerminalSkil
1053 skills with substantive source documentation and an official publisher or observed installation demand. Read each skill’s original documentation through its card.
TerminalSkillsstatuspage
Atlassian Statuspage is a hosted status page service with a REST API for components, incidents and scheduled maintenance. Use this skill to list and update component status, open, update and resolve incidents, schedule maintenance windows, and automate all of it from monitoring alerts with curl or Python. Use when someone says "update our status page", "create a Statuspage incident", "schedule maintenance on the status page" or "post alerts to Statuspage".
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TerminalSkillsstep-ca
Runs a private certificate authority with step-ca from Smallstep, issuing short-lived TLS certificates for internal services. Use when a user asks to issue internal TLS certificates, set up mTLS between services, create a private PKI or internal CA, renew certificates automatically, or point ACME clients at a private CA.
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TerminalSkillsstep-functions
AWS Step Functions runs serverless workflows defined as state machines in Amazon States Language (ASL): Lambda and direct AWS service calls with branching, parallel and map steps, retries, error catching and human approval callbacks. Use when a user wants to orchestrate Lambda functions, build an AWS workflow or saga, add retries and error handling to a multi-step process, wait for an approval, or write ASL JSON with JSONata.
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TerminalSkillsstirling-pdf
Stirling PDF is a self-hosted web application with an HTTP API that merges, splits, compresses, converts, OCRs, watermarks and password-protects PDF files on your own server. Use when a user asks to deploy Stirling PDF with Docker, configure it with environment variables or settings.yml, call the Stirling PDF API from curl or Python, batch-process PDFs without uploading them to a cloud service, or chain several operations with the pipeline endpoint.
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TerminalSkillsstitch-mcp
Connects a coding agent to Google Stitch through the stitch-mcp CLI and MCP proxy, so the agent can read a screen's HTML and screenshot and rebuild it in the project's own framework. Use when a user says "implement this Stitch screen", "hook Stitch up to Claude Code / Cursor / Codex", "add the Stitch MCP server", "turn my Stitch project into a site", "preview my Stitch screens locally", or when Stitch tools fail with authentication or permission errors. Covers choosing API key or OAuth, proxy or
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TerminalSkillsstorybook
Storybook is a workshop for building, documenting and testing UI components in isolation. Use this skill when writing component stories (CSF), setting up Storybook 10, adding interaction, accessibility or visual tests, generating autodocs, or moving off the old test runner. Trigger words: storybook, stories, csf, play function, storybook test, vitest addon, chromatic, a11y addon.
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillsstrapi
Strapi is an open-source headless CMS built on Node.js that turns content types you model in an admin panel into REST and GraphQL APIs, with roles, a media library and plugins. Use when setting up a Strapi 5 project, modeling content types, querying the REST API from a Next.js or other frontend, customizing controllers and routes, or migrating from Strapi 4.
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TerminalSkillsstreamlit
Streamlit is a Python framework that turns a script into an interactive web app. Use it to build data dashboards, ML model demos, chat interfaces and internal tools in pure Python, with no frontend code. Triggers: "build a Streamlit app", "dashboard in Python", "st.cachedata", "streamlit run", "deploy a Streamlit app".
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TerminalSkillsstripe-billing
Stripe Billing is Stripe's subscription and invoicing product for SaaS: recurring plans, free trials, usage-based pricing with billing meters, proration, the hosted customer portal and webhook-driven lifecycle handling. Use when someone asks to "add subscriptions with Stripe", "bill per API call", "set up metered or usage-based billing", "add a free trial", "let customers manage their plan", or "fix createUsageRecord no longer working".
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TerminalSkillsstripe-connect
Build marketplace and platform payment flows with Stripe Connect. Use when: building two-sided marketplaces, splitting payments between buyers and sellers, onboarding sellers/providers to accept payments, handling platform fees and payouts, or managing connected accounts for a platform.
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TerminalSkillsstripe-testing
Test and debug Stripe payment integrations from the terminal with the Stripe CLI. Use when someone needs to verify webhook handling, simulate payment flows, debug failed charges, validate subscription lifecycle with test clocks, or troubleshoot Stripe API errors. Trigger words: stripe, payment testing, webhook debugging, stripe listen, stripe trigger, charge failed, subscription error, payment intent, checkout session, test clock.
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TerminalSkillsstructlog-python
Add structured logging to Python with structlog: key-value events rendered as JSON in production or colored console lines in development, request-scoped context through contextvars, and standard-library integration so third-party library logs share the same format. Use when a user asks to implement structured logging, add request IDs or context to Python logs, configure log processors, or replace print and logging format strings in a FastAPI or Flask service.
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TerminalSkillsstructured-output
Force LLMs to return typed, validated JSON — not free-text. Use when someone asks to "get structured data from LLM", "parse LLM response as JSON", "make AI return typed output", "validate LLM output", "extract structured data with AI", "use instructor with OpenAI", or "get reliable JSON from Claude/GPT". Covers OpenAI structured outputs, Anthropic outputconfig.format (JSON outputs), Instructor library, Zod schemas, Pydantic models, and retry strategies for malformed responses.
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TerminalSkillssubfinder
Discover subdomains of a target domain using passive and active enumeration techniques. Use when tasks involve subdomain enumeration, attack surface mapping, DNS reconnaissance, finding hidden services, identifying forgotten subdomains, or expanding the scope of a security assessment. Subfinder uses passive sources (certificate transparency logs, DNS datasets, search engines) to find subdomains without touching the target directly.
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TerminalSkillssupabase
Supabase is an open-source backend platform built on Postgres, with auth, realtime, storage and edge functions. Use when someone asks to "set up Supabase", "add authentication", "create a real-time app", "set up row-level security", "configure Supabase storage", "write edge functions", or "migrate from Firebase to Supabase". Covers the CLI, migrations, RLS schema design, auth flows, realtime subscriptions, storage policies and edge functions.
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TerminalSkillssupermemory
Supermemory is a hosted memory and context API for AI agents: it extracts facts from conversations and documents, keeps a per-user profile, and returns the right context through search. Use when building assistants that remember users across sessions, adding long-term memory to a chatbot, wiring Supermemory into Claude Code or another MCP client, or syncing Notion, Google Drive or GitHub into a searchable knowledge base.
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TerminalSkillssuperset
Apache Superset is an open-source data exploration and visualization platform. Learn Docker deployment, database connections, chart creation, dashboard building, SQL Lab usage, and programmatic access via the REST API.
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TerminalSkillssvelte
Svelte is a compiler-based UI framework that turns components into minimal vanilla JavaScript with no virtual DOM; SvelteKit adds routing, SSR and deployment adapters. Covers Svelte 5 runes ($state, $derived, $effect, $props, $bindable, $inspect), snippets, stores, transitions and actions, plus SvelteKit 3 setup. Use when building Svelte apps, migrating from Svelte 4, or working with SvelteKit.
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TerminalSkillssveltekit
Assists with building full-stack web applications using SvelteKit, the Svelte framework with file-based routing, server-side rendering, form actions and API endpoints. Use when creating or upgrading a SvelteKit app, writing load functions, form actions, hooks or +server.ts endpoints, or picking an adapter. Trigger words: sveltekit, svelte, svelte routing, form actions, svelte hooks, svelte adapter, svelte load function, sveltekit 3.
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TerminalSkillssvgo
SVGO is a Node.js tool that optimizes SVG files by removing editor metadata, comments and redundant attributes and by shortening paths. Use when asked to reduce SVG file size, clean up SVGs exported from Figma, Illustrator or Sketch, configure SVGO plugins, optimize icons in a build, or fix an SVG that broke after optimization (lost viewBox, title or IDs).
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TerminalSkillssvix
Svix is a webhook sending service (open source and hosted) that signs, delivers and retries webhooks to your customers' endpoints and gives them a portal with delivery logs. Use when adding outgoing webhooks to a product, verifying incoming Svix or Standard Webhooks signatures, managing customer endpoints and event types, or embedding the Svix app portal. Covers the Node SDK (svix).
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TerminalSkillsswarm-intelligence
Build swarm intelligence systems where multiple AI agents collaborate to make predictions and solve complex problems. Use when: implementing ensemble AI predictions, building consensus-based decision systems, creating multi-agent prediction markets.
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TerminalSkillsswc
SWC (Speedy Web Compiler) is a Rust-based compiler and minifier for JavaScript and TypeScript, used as a faster replacement for Babel and Terser. Use when a user asks to compile TypeScript or JSX with swc, configure .swcrc, replace babel-jest with @swc/jest, minify code, use the @swc/core API, or understand why Next.js builds with SWC.
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TerminalSkillsswift-concurrency-expert
Diagnoses and fixes Swift concurrency problems: data-race-safety errors in the Swift 6 language mode, actor isolation, Sendable, moving work off the main actor, and wrapping callback APIs in async functions. Reads the target's build settings first, because default isolation and the Swift 6.2 "approachable concurrency" features change what the same source means. Use when the user says "fix these Swift 6 concurrency errors", "sending risks causing data races", "not concurrency-safe", "migrate to S
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