TerminalSkil
1053 skills with substantive source documentation and an official publisher or observed installation demand. Read each skill’s original documentation through its card.
TerminalSkillscline
Cline is an open-source autonomous coding agent that runs in VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, the terminal (npm package cline) and a desktop app, and edits files, runs commands and uses MCP tools with your approval. Use when a user asks to set up Cline, run it headless in CI, choose a model provider, write .clinerules, connect an MCP server, switch between Plan and Act mode, control auto-approve or YOLO mode, or hand a multi-file refactor to an agent.
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillsclone-website
Rebuilds an existing website as a clean new codebase that looks and behaves like the original: captures pages, breakpoints, design tokens, assets and interaction states with a browser tool, plans the build, rebuilds section by section and proves each one against the capture with a pixel diff. Use when the user says "clone this website", "rebuild my site in Next.js or Astro", "recreate this page pixel-perfect", "move my Webflow or WordPress site to code" or "copy this layout". Full copies are onl
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillscloud-resource-analyzer
Finds orphaned, idle, and underutilized cloud resources across AWS, GCP, or Azure accounts. Use when someone needs to audit cloud spending, find unused EBS volumes, stale snapshots, unattached IPs, idle load balancers, or oversized RDS instances. Trigger words: cloud waste, orphaned resources, unused volumes, cloud audit, infrastructure cleanup, cloud bill analysis.
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillscloudflare
Cloudflare is a global network that sits in front of a website or API to provide DNS, CDN caching, DDoS protection, TLS and WAF, and runs serverless code at the edge with Workers. Use this skill when a user asks to put a site behind Cloudflare, create or script DNS records, choose an SSL/TLS encryption mode, manage Cloudflare with Terraform, or deploy a Worker.
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- 180
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillscloudflare-ai
Cloudflare Workers AI runs open-source AI models (LLMs, embeddings, image generation, speech-to-text, translation) on Cloudflare's GPU network and calls them from a Worker binding, a REST API or an OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Use when a user asks to add serverless AI inference to a Worker, call env.AI.run, build RAG with Vectorize, stream LLM output, transcribe audio or generate images without managing GPUs, or estimate Neuron costs.
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillscloudflare-vectorize
Cloudflare Vectorize is a managed vector database that Cloudflare Workers query through a binding, used for semantic search and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) with Workers AI embeddings. Use when building semantic search on Cloudflare Workers, a RAG pipeline at the edge, or when storing and querying embeddings with metadata filtering and namespaces without running a separate vector database.
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillscloudflare-workers
Cloudflare Workers is an edge computing platform for running JavaScript, TypeScript, and WebAssembly close to users worldwide with sub-millisecond cold starts. Use when working with the Workers runtime, the Wrangler CLI, KV, D1, R2, Durable Objects, Queues, or Hyperdrive, or when a user asks to build and deploy an edge function.
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillscloudinary
Manage images and videos with Cloudinary. Use when a user asks to optimize images, add image transformations, implement responsive images, upload media, or serve optimized assets from a CDN.
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillscobra
Builds command-line tools in Go with Cobra, the library behind kubectl, Hugo and the GitHub CLI: subcommands, flags, argument validation, generated help and shell completions. Use when a user asks to create a Go CLI, add subcommands or flags, validate arguments, bind flags to config files and environment variables with Viper, or generate bash, zsh, fish or PowerShell completions.
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TerminalSkillscode-complexity-scanner
Measures cyclomatic complexity, cognitive complexity, and function length across codebases to identify maintenance hotspots. Use when someone asks about code complexity, function length analysis, maintainability metrics, or needs to find the most complex parts of their codebase. Trigger words: complexity, cyclomatic, cognitive complexity, long functions, hotspots, maintainability index, code metrics.
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillscode-documenter
Generate comprehensive documentation for undocumented or poorly documented codebases. Use when a user asks to document code, add JSDoc/docstrings, create README files, generate architecture docs, explain what a codebase does, produce onboarding guides, or document internal APIs. Works with any language.
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillscode-migration
Migrate codebases between frameworks, languages, and API versions. Use when a user asks to convert JavaScript to TypeScript, migrate React class components to hooks, upgrade Vue 2 to Vue 3, migrate Python 2 to 3, update deprecated APIs, switch ORMs, convert Express to Fastify, or modernize legacy code. Handles incremental migration with backward compatibility.
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillscode-reviewer
Perform thorough code reviews with actionable, prioritized feedback. Use when a user asks to review code, check code quality, find bugs, review a pull request, audit code for issues, or get feedback on implementation. Covers correctness, security, performance, readability, and best practices across languages.
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillscode-simplification
Makes working code easier to read and change without altering what it does, and proves the behaviour stayed the same. Use when someone says "simplify this", "clean up this function", "this file is a mess", "reduce the complexity", "refactor for readability", "tidy my diff before the PR", or when a linter reports high cyclomatic complexity or deep nesting. Covers pinning current behaviour with characterization tests, measuring complexity, choosing a named refactoring, applying it in small verifie
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillscoderabbit
CodeRabbit reviews pull requests with AI on GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps and Bitbucket, and reviews local changes from a CLI before they are pushed. Use when a user asks to set up automated PR reviews, write or validate a .coderabbit.yaml, add path-specific review instructions, control a review with @coderabbitai commands, or run coderabbit review from the terminal or a coding agent.
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillscoding-agent
Run Codex CLI, Claude Code, or other coding agents as background processes for programmatic control. Use when a user asks to run a coding agent, delegate a task to another AI, spawn a sub-agent, run Claude Code in the background, or orchestrate multiple coding agents on separate tasks.
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillscohere-api
Cohere API for enterprise NLP — embeddings, reranking, RAG, and text generation. Use when building RAG pipelines, semantic search, document reranking, or enterprise NLP applications. The Command A models handle tool use and retrieval-augmented generation with citations; Embed and Rerank models improve search quality.
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillscomet-ml
Comet ML is a platform for tracking machine learning experiments, managing registered models, and comparing runs. Use when logging experiments, hyperparameters and metrics, registering model versions, or comparing training runs; LLM tracing goes through Comet's Opik. Helps developers log experiments, compare model versions, and build reproducible ML pipelines with automatic code/data versioning.
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillscomfyui
ComfyUI is a node-based interface and HTTP server for running Stable Diffusion and other diffusion models as graph workflows. Use when a user asks to install ComfyUI, generate images from a script through the ComfyUI API, queue a workflow JSON, add ControlNet or LoRA nodes, install custom nodes with ComfyUI-Manager, or poll for results and download the images.
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillscommander
Build CLI tools with Commander.js. Use when creating command-line applications, parsing arguments, implementing subcommands, or building developer tools with flags and options.
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TerminalSkillscommitlint
commitlint checks that Git commit messages follow the Conventional Commits format (type(scope): subject) and fails when they do not. Use when a user asks to standardize commit messages, enforce commit conventions with a husky commit-msg hook, lint commits or PR commits in CI, customize rules, or prepare commits for automated changelogs and semantic versioning.
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TerminalSkillscompany-values
Guides a founder from real decisions to a short set of written company values that people can act on: collects incidents, tests each candidate value, writes it as a trade-off with behaviors and a story, and wires it into hiring, feedback and promotion. Use when someone asks to "define our company values", "write a values document", "our values are generic, fix them", "turn our values into interview questions", "what should our culture be before we hire", or wants to check whether the team lives
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TerminalSkillscompetitor-alternatives
Plans, researches and writes comparison pages: "[rival] alternatives", "[product] vs [rival]", "[rival A] vs [rival B]" and switching guides. Builds each page from a ledger of sourced, dated facts and ends with an honest verdict on who should choose which product. Use when someone asks for an "alternative page", a "vs page", a "competitor comparison", "comparison landing pages", "why us instead of them", or wants existing comparison pages checked for outdated prices and claims that cannot be bac
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- Oct 25
TerminalSkillscomposio
Composio connects AI agents to 1,000+ external apps (GitHub, Slack, Gmail, Notion, Linear and more) and handles OAuth, token storage and per-user connections for them. Use when someone asks to "give my agent access to Gmail or GitHub", "add Composio to my agent", "connect users' accounts to an AI agent", "use Composio with OpenAI Agents, Claude Agent SDK or LangChain", or "fix Composio code that uses composio-core or ComposioToolSet".
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- 180
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- Oct 25