d1zzy4 · Agent Skills

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d1zzy4

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commit-expert

Guide safe, repository-aware Git commits and pushes. Inspect repository policy, working-tree state, diffs, hooks, tests, branch/upstream configuration, and commit conventions before any mutation. Never commit, push, stage, restore, or discard changes without explicit authorization for that side effect. Use Conventional Commits only when repository policy or the user requires it.

installs

1

GitHub stars

1

Updated

Sep 28

SSPL-1.014 Files

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copywriting-expert

Write, audit, or improve user-facing product and UI copy including buttons, labels, empty states, errors, tooltips, dialogs, toasts, onboarding, accessibility text, and CLI output such as help text, flags, deprecation warnings, and terminal errors. Trigger when a feature adds or changes user-visible language, or when copy is being reviewed for clarity, tone, consistency, localization, or accessibility. Check project-specific content guidance first and adapt to the product's language and audience

installs

1

GitHub stars

1

Updated

Sep 28

SSPL-1.015 Files

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create-readme-expert

Create comprehensive, well-structured README.md files for software projects. Trigger when a project needs a README, when onboarding documentation is missing, when a repository lacks clear usage instructions, or when README content is being reviewed or rewritten. Follow the project's own style and audience; do not impose generic README templates where the project already has strong conventions.

installs

1

GitHub stars

1

Updated

Sep 28

SSPL-1.017 Files

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mermaid-diagrams-expert

Create maintainable Mermaid diagrams for software documentation, including flowcharts, sequence, class, ER, C4, architecture, state, git, gantt, chart, kanban, packet, venn, and ishikawa diagrams. Trigger when structure, relationships, sequencing, or architecture would be clearer visually, especially for persistent README, wiki, PR, or design-document diagrams. Verify the target renderer and Mermaid version before using version-sensitive or beta syntax.

installs

1

GitHub stars

1

Updated

Sep 28

SSPL-1.016 Files

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redis-expert

All-in-one Redis expertise covering data modeling and key naming, client connections (pooling, pipelining, client-side caching, timeouts), clustering and replication, Redis Search (FT.CREATE, vector and hybrid search, RAG pipelines), observability and incident triage, production security hardening, semantic caching for LLM responses via LangCache, and agent memory via Redis Iris (session events, long-term memory, background promotion). Use whenever designing, writing, reviewing, or debugging any

installs

1

GitHub stars

1

Updated

Sep 28

SSPL-1.045 Files

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