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TerminalSkillstypesense
Typesense is an open-source, typo-tolerant search engine for instant search: sub-50ms queries, filters, facets, geo search and synonyms, self-hosted or in Typesense Cloud. Use when a user wants to run Typesense with Docker, define a collection schema, index documents, search from Node.js or Python, add synonyms or pinned results, create search-only API keys, or replace Algolia or Elasticsearch for site search.
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsubiquitous-language
Builds and maintains a ubiquitous language, the shared domain glossary from domain-driven design, out of what the team says and what the code names things. Use when someone says "define our domain terms", "build a glossary", "we use three words for the same thing", "what do we actually mean by booking", "create a ubiquitous language", or starts a DDD or domain-modelling effort. Harvests candidate terms from conversation, documents and code, resolves synonyms and overloaded words, writes short de
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsui-ux-pro-max
UI UX Pro Max is an open-source design-intelligence pack for AI coding agents: a local, searchable database of UI styles, color palettes, font pairings, chart types and UX guidelines, plus a generator that turns a product description into a design system. Use when a user asks to install or use UI UX Pro Max, generate a design system, pick a style, palette or typography, improve UX, redesign an interface, review UI patterns, improve user flows, design forms, build navigation, or make an interface
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsumami
Umami is an open-source, cookie-free web analytics platform: a Google Analytics alternative that is self-hosted with Docker and PostgreSQL or used as Umami Cloud. Use when someone asks to "track website analytics", "Umami", "privacy-friendly analytics", "self-hosted analytics", "GDPR analytics", "replace Google Analytics", or "website traffic tracking without cookies". Covers self-hosting, the tracking script and its options, custom events, identifying sessions, API keys and the stats API.
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsunderstand-chat
Answers questions about a codebase from the knowledge graph built by the open-source Understand-Anything plugin, and covers installing the plugin and producing that graph. Use when someone asks "how does checkout work in this repo", "what calls this function", "where is rate limiting handled", "what depends on this module", "run /understand-chat", "set up Understand-Anything", or wants an architecture question answered with file paths and line numbers instead of guesses.
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsunderstand-dashboard
Opens the Understand-Anything dashboard for a project's knowledge graph and explains how to read it: layers, search, guided tour, path finder, diff overlay and exports. Use when someone says "open the dashboard", "show me the architecture of this repo", "run /understand-dashboard", "visualize the knowledge graph", "view the graph without Claude Code", "the dashboard asks for an access token", or needs the viewer on a remote machine or a busy port.
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsunderstand-diff
Works out what a branch, pull request or uncommitted change touches and who depends on it, using the knowledge graph built by the Understand-Anything plugin, then writes the overlay file its dashboard highlights. Use when someone says "what does this diff affect", "review the impact of this PR", "what could this change break", "which tests should I run for this branch", "run /understand-diff", "show the blast radius", or wants a risk note on a change before review or merge.
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsunderstand-explain
Explains one file, function, class, table or folder of a codebase in depth, starting from the knowledge graph built by the Understand-Anything plugin and confirming every statement in the source. Use when someone says "explain this file", "how does this function work", "walk me through the scheduler module", "what is this class for and who uses it", "run /understand-explain src/services/scheduler.ts", "I inherited this code, what does it do", or needs a written deep dive on a specific part of a
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsunderstand-onboard
Writes an onboarding guide for someone joining a codebase, built from the knowledge graph of the Understand-Anything plugin and checked against the repository: how to run the project, a map of its layers, a reading route, the files everything depends on and the risky ones. Use when someone says "write an onboarding guide for this repo", "a new developer starts Monday", "run /understand-onboard", "help me get up to speed on this project", "document the architecture for new hires", or wants docs/U
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsunity
Unity is a cross-platform game engine for 2D, 3D, AR and VR games, scripted in C with a component system, Universal Render Pipeline, UI Toolkit, Addressables and DOTS. Use when a user asks to write Unity C scripts, build a player controller, use ScriptableObjects or Addressables, set up input, run headless builds in CI, or pick a Unity version and licence.
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsunkey
Unkey is an open-source API key management service: it issues, verifies and revokes API keys with built-in rate limits, usage credits, expiry, roles and permissions. Use when the user wants to add API key authentication to an API, issue keys to customers, rate limit per key, meter usage, rotate keys, or self-host key infrastructure instead of building it.
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsunreal-engine
Unreal Engine is Epic Games' real-time 3D engine for games, architectural visualization, film and simulation, programmed with Blueprints (visual scripting) or C++. Use when a user asks to write Unreal C++ gameplay classes, expose code to Blueprints, set up Enhanced Input, enable Nanite, Lumen or World Partition, build or package a project from the command line, or fix UnrealBuildTool compile errors.
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsunsloth
Unsloth fine-tunes open LLMs such as Llama, Qwen and Gemma with LoRA or QLoRA about twice as fast and with far less GPU memory than a stock Hugging Face setup, then exports the result to GGUF for Ollama and llama.cpp or to merged weights for vLLM. Use it when someone wants to train a model on their own data on a single GPU, a Colab notebook or a workstation. Trigger phrases: "fine-tune Llama on my data", "QLoRA on a 16 GB GPU", "train Qwen with Unsloth", "export my fine-tune to GGUF", "make an O
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsunusual-whales-api
Query the Unusual Whales API for unusual options flow, dark pool prints, market tide sentiment, gamma exposure, congressional trading, and stock greeks. Use when someone asks about "unusual options activity", "whale trades", "dark pool prints", "market sentiment", "gamma exposure", "GEX", "congressional trading", "insider trading", or needs real-time and historical market data for trading analysis and AI agent integration.
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsuploadthing
Adds type-safe file uploads to TypeScript apps with UploadThing, a hosted file upload and storage service. Use when a user asks to implement file uploads, handle image uploads in Next.js, add drag and drop file upload, or integrate S3-backed file storage without managing infrastructure.
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsupstash
Upstash is a serverless data platform with HTTP-based Redis, rate limiting, QStash message delivery and Workflow for durable functions. Use when adding caching, sessions, rate limiting, delayed jobs, cron schedules or multi-step background workflows to Vercel, Next.js, Cloudflare Workers or AWS Lambda apps that cannot hold persistent connections.
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsuptime-kuma
Monitor service uptime with Uptime Kuma — HTTP, TCP, DNS, Docker, and keyword checks, multi-channel alerts (Slack, email, webhook, Telegram, Discord), status pages, maintenance windows, and API automation. Use when tasks involve monitoring website or service availability, setting up alerting, creating public status pages, or tracking SLA metrics.
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsuptime-robot
Monitor website uptime with UptimeRobot. Use when a user asks to monitor website availability, get alerts when a site goes down, create a public status page, or set up HTTP/ping/port monitoring.
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsurql
urql is a small, extensible GraphQL client for React, Preact, Vue, Svelte, Solid and plain JavaScript that sends queries, mutations and subscriptions and caches the results. Use when a user asks to add a GraphQL client to a frontend, fetch data with useQuery or useMutation, set up normalized caching with Graphcache, add auth, retry or subscription exchanges, replace Apollo Client with something lighter, or upgrade to urql 5.
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsuser-research
Expert guidance for user research, helping product teams conduct interviews, create personas, design surveys, run usability tests, and synthesize findings into actionable insights. Applies both qualitative methods (interviews, contextual inquiry) and quantitative methods (surveys, analytics) to build deep understanding of user needs, behaviors, and motivations.
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsusing-agent-skills
Explains how to find, choose, install and invoke agent skills (SKILL.md folders that follow the Agent Skills specification) in Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and Cursor, each by its own documented mechanism. Use when a user asks "which skill should I use for this", "what skills do I have", "install this skill", "make one skill work in all my agents", "why isn't my skill triggering", "how do I run a skill by name" or "is this skill safe to install".
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsuv
Installs Python packages, creates virtual environments, locks dependencies and manages Python versions with one fast command-line tool that replaces pip, pip-tools, pipx, poetry, pyenv and virtualenv. Use when a user asks to set up a Python project, add or upgrade a dependency, create a lockfile, migrate from requirements.txt, run a script with inline dependencies, install a Python version, run a tool with uvx, or speed up installs in CI and Docker.
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- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsuvicorn
Deploy Python ASGI apps with Uvicorn. Use when a user asks to run FastAPI in production, configure an ASGI server, set up Gunicorn with Uvicorn workers, or optimize Python web server performance.
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- GitHub Stars
- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.
TerminalSkillsv0-dev
Generates UI components and full web apps with v0 (v0.app, formerly v0.dev), the AI app builder by Vercel. Use when a user asks to prototype React components, generate shadcn/ui layouts, create landing pages, scaffold UI from natural language prompts, or drive v0 from code through the v0 API.
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- GitHub Stars
- 192
- Mis à jour
- 5 nov.