TerminalSkil
1053 skills with substantive source documentation and an official publisher or observed installation demand. Read each skill’s original documentation through its card.
TerminalSkillsconfluence
Manage documentation and knowledge bases in Confluence Cloud through its REST APIs. Use when a user asks to create Confluence spaces or pages, build a page tree, update a page, search with CQL, add labels, upload attachments, restrict who can view or edit a page, embed Jira issues, or automate documentation from scripts. Covers REST API v2, the remaining v1 endpoints and storage-format page bodies.
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillsconform
Conform is a React form validation library that progressively enhances native HTML forms: it validates FormData against a Zod, Valibot or Yup schema on the server and, optionally, on the client, so a form works before JavaScript loads. Use when a user asks to build a form with Conform, validate a Next.js Server Action or a React Router / Remix action, share one schema between client and server, add or remove rows in a field list, or move to Conform's future API.
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillsconsul
HashiCorp Consul for service discovery, health checking, and service mesh. Use when the user needs to register services, perform health checks, store configuration in the KV store, or set up Connect for secure service-to-service communication.
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TerminalSkillscontent-strategy
Builds a content strategy a small team can execute: audience needs backed by counted evidence, an audit of what is already published, a topic map with one page per search intent, a scored backlog, a 90-day calendar sized to real capacity, and the numbers that will show whether it worked. Use when someone asks "what should we write about", "plan our blog", "content strategy", "content plan for next quarter", "topic clusters", "content audit", "our blog traffic is falling", or wants a pile of cont
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillscontent-writer
Research topics and write content like blog posts, articles, and marketing copy. Use when a user asks to write a blog post, create an article, draft marketing copy, write website content, create a newsletter, produce thought leadership content, or write any long-form or short-form copy.
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- 180
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillscontentful
Contentful is an API-first headless CMS: content lives in typed content models and is served through the Content Delivery API (published, CDN), the Content Preview API (drafts) and the Content Management API (writes). Use when a user wants to fetch Contentful entries in a website or app, type them in TypeScript, render rich text, resolve linked entries and assets, preview drafts, write or publish entries from a script, or trigger rebuilds with webhooks.
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillscontext-engineering
Audits and reorganises what an AI coding agent carries in its context window: instruction files, path-scoped rules, skills, subagents, hooks and the running conversation. Use when someone says "the agent ignores our CLAUDE.md", "set this repo up for Claude Code / Codex / Cursor", "my AGENTS.md is too long", "quality drops in long sessions", "it keeps inventing APIs", "what should go in a skill versus the rules file", or asks how to hand work to a subagent. Grounded in the documented loading beha
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TerminalSkillscontext7
Context7 fetches current, version-specific documentation and code examples for software libraries and hands them to an AI coding agent, so generated code matches the library version in use instead of stale training data. Use when someone says "use context7", "get the latest docs for this library", "look up the current API", "the agent keeps using a deprecated method", "set up Context7 in Claude Code or Cursor", or asks how to call a framework whose API changed recently. Covers the ctx7 CLI, the
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillscontinue-dev
Continue is an open-source AI code assistant for VS Code, JetBrains and the terminal (the cn CLI) that works with any LLM: Claude, GPT, Gemini, Ollama and other local models. Use when a user asks to configure Continue with config.yaml, add chat or tab autocomplete models, write rules or custom prompts, connect MCP servers, run cn headless in scripts, or migrate from config.json. Continue was acquired by Cursor in June 2026: the release from that month is final and the Hub is offline, so the skil
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillscontract-review
Analyze contracts for risks, check completeness, and provide actionable recommendations. Use when a user asks to review a contract, check an agreement for red flags, analyze contract terms, find risky clauses, review an NDA, evaluate a service agreement, or audit employment contract terms. Supports employment contracts, NDAs, service agreements, and vendor contracts.
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillscontrast-check
Calculates the WCAG 2.x contrast ratio between two colors, grades it against the AA and AAA thresholds for body text, large text and non-text UI parts, and finds the closest shade that passes. Use when someone asks to "check the contrast", "is this text readable on this background", "does our palette meet WCAG AA", "fix the low-contrast text", "audit the design tokens for accessibility", or brings a failed contrast finding from an audit. Handles hex and rgb() values, alpha, whole palettes, light
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillsconvex
Convex is a reactive backend where the database, server functions and file storage are written in TypeScript and query results update live in every connected client. Use when building a Convex app: schema and indexes, queries, mutations and actions, useQuery and useMutation in React, auth, pagination, file uploads, scheduled functions and cron jobs, full-text and vector search. Trigger words: convex, reactive backend, convex schema, convex functions, npx convex dev.
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillscookie-consent
Implement GDPR and ePrivacy-compliant cookie consent: a banner with equal Accept and Reject buttons, per-category choices, stored consent records, consent-gated analytics with Google Consent Mode v2, and Global Privacy Control. Use when adding a cookie banner, managing marketing consent, achieving GDPR compliance for EU users, or integrating consent with analytics platforms.
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillscoolify
Deploy and manage applications, databases, and services on Coolify. Use when a user asks to deploy an app to Coolify, manage Coolify deployments, check deployment logs, sync environment variables, create or manage databases on Coolify, trigger a deployment, manage Coolify servers, or troubleshoot Coolify issues. Covers the Coolify CLI and REST API. For infrastructure provisioning on Hetzner, see hetzner-cloud.
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillscopilotkit
CopilotKit is an open-source framework for putting AI agents inside React apps: a chat sidebar or popup, tools the agent can call in the browser or on the server, app state shared with the agent, and human-in-the-loop approvals. Use when a user asks to add an AI assistant or chat sidebar to a React or Next.js app, let an agent read app state or trigger UI actions, connect a LangGraph or other AG-UI agent to a frontend, or migrate CopilotKit v1 code (useCopilotAction, useCopilotReadable, OpenAIAd
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillscopy-editing
Edits existing marketing copy in ordered passes (structure, claims, sentences, consistency, proof) and returns the edited text with a change log and a list of questions for the author. Flags claims that need evidence instead of inventing proof, and keeps the writer's voice. Use when someone says "edit this copy", "proofread this page", "tighten this", "polish this email", "review my landing page copy", "make this clearer", "check this before we publish", or asks for copy feedback on a page, ad,
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillscopywriting
Writes and rewrites the words on marketing pages: homepage, landing page, pricing, feature, product and about pages, including headlines, button text, section copy, title tag and meta description. Starts from the reader's own language and the proof the business can show, edits copy where it lives in the repository, and flags every claim that needs evidence. Use when someone says "write copy for this page", "rewrite our homepage", "this page sounds generic", "headline ideas", "better CTA", "landi
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillscors
Configure CORS for web APIs. Use when a user asks to fix CORS errors, allow cross-origin requests, configure CORS headers, handle preflight requests, or secure API access from different domains.
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillscosign
Sign, verify and attest container images and other OCI artifacts with Cosign, the Sigstore tool. Use when a user asks to sign an image in CI, verify a signature before deploying, do keyless signing with GitHub OIDC, attach an SBOM or provenance attestation, or enforce signed images in Kubernetes with Kyverno.
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillscover-letter
Create compelling, personalized cover letters that help you stand out in job applications. Use when a user asks to write a cover letter, draft a job application letter, create a letter of interest, compose a motivation letter, or personalize an application for a specific company and role.
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillscrawl4ai
Crawl4AI is an open-source Python web crawler that turns web pages into clean markdown and structured data for LLMs. Use it when asked to scrape a site for a RAG pipeline, convert pages to markdown, render JavaScript pages, extract JSON with CSS selectors or an LLM, or crawl many pages or a whole site with sessions and deep crawling.
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- 180
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillscrawlee
Build reliable web scrapers and crawlers with Crawlee — Apify's open-source framework for structured web scraping. Use when someone asks to "scrape a website", "build a crawler", "Crawlee", "web scraping at scale", "scrape JavaScript-rendered pages", "crawl with Playwright/Puppeteer", or "extract data from websites reliably". Covers HTTP crawling, browser crawling, request queues, proxy rotation, and data export.
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillscrewai
CrewAI is a Python framework for building multi-agent AI systems: you define agents with roles, goals and tools, give them tasks, and run them as a crew with sequential or hierarchical processes, memory and delegation. Use when a user wants to build a multi-agent workflow, set up a CrewAI project, write custom CrewAI tools, or run a crew from the crewai CLI.
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- 180
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- 25 oct.
TerminalSkillscrisp
Add live chat and customer support with Crisp. Use when a user asks to add a chat widget, implement live customer support, set up a help desk, create a knowledge base, or add a chatbot to a website.
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- 180
- Mis à jour
- 25 oct.