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hotwire

Build server-rendered web apps that feel like SPAs with Hotwire, the HTML-over-the-wire toolkit made of Turbo (Drive, Frames, Streams, page-refresh morphing) and Stimulus controllers. Use when a user asks to "add Turbo", "use Hotwire", "update part of a page without a full reload", "live-update with Turbo Streams", "write a Stimulus controller", or wants SPA-like navigation from Rails, Django, Laravel, Express or Go without a JavaScript framework.

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

houdini

SideFX Houdini is a node-based 3D application for procedural modeling, simulation, visual effects and USD scene assembly, scripted with VEX and Python (the hou module). Use when a user asks to "write a VEX wrangle", "script Houdini with Python", "run hython from the command line", "render a USD file with husk", "set up a pyro, FLIP, Vellum or RBD simulation", "batch-process assets with PDG", or "build a Houdini digital asset (HDA)". Covers Houdini 22: network types, VEX snippets, hou scripting,

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

hping3

Craft custom TCP/UDP/ICMP packets with hping3. Use when a user asks to test firewall rules, probe services with non-default flags, measure RTT to a TCP port, map open ports behind an ICMP-blocking host, or simulate packet patterns for network troubleshooting on systems they control.

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

htmx

htmx gives you access to AJAX, CSS transitions, WebSockets, and Server-Sent Events directly in HTML using attributes. It enables dynamic web UIs without writing JavaScript by letting any element issue HTTP requests and swap content into the DOM.

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

htop

htop is an interactive process viewer for Linux, macOS and BSD that shows CPU, memory and per-process usage live, with filtering, tree view and kill/renice from the keyboard. Use when a user asks to check CPU or memory usage, find resource-hungry processes, monitor server performance, or diagnose system bottlenecks, together with vmstat, iostat, ss and similar tools.

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

huggingface

Hugging Face is the hub and Python libraries (transformers, datasets, peft, huggingfacehub) for downloading, running, fine-tuning and publishing machine-learning models. Use when the user asks to "load a model from Hugging Face", "run a transformers pipeline", "fine-tune BERT", "LoRA fine-tune an LLM", "push a model or dataset to the Hub", "download a model with hf", or "call the Inference API".

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

hugo

Hugo is a static site generator that turns Markdown content and templates into a complete HTML website in seconds, with no database or server runtime. Use when a user asks to create a Hugo site or blog, add a theme, write posts with front matter, preview with hugo server, configure hugo.toml, build the site for production, find unpublished drafts, or deploy a Hugo site to GitHub Pages or a cloud bucket.

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

hunter-io

Hunter.io is an email-finding and verification service with a REST API: list the public email addresses of a company domain, find one person's work email, check whether an address is deliverable, and detect a company's email pattern. Use when asked to "find emails for a domain", "find the email of a person at a company", "verify an email address with Hunter", "discover a company's email format", or for lead generation and authorized OSINT or phishing-simulation scoping.

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

husky

Runs scripts on Git hooks from a project's repository with Husky, so linters, formatters, tests and commit-message checks run before every commit or push. Use when a user asks to run linters before commit, validate commit messages, run tests before push, set up Git hooks for a team, or skip Husky hooks in CI.

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

hydra

Run online login brute-force and password spraying with THC Hydra. Use when a user asks to test the login strength of SSH/FTP/HTTP/SMB/RDP services they own, validate a credential list against a target during an authorized engagement, or run a CTF login brute challenge.

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

hyperframes

Generate deterministic MP4 videos from HTML, CSS, media, and seekable animations using HeyGen's HyperFrames framework. Use when someone asks to "render HTML to video", "make a video with HyperFrames", "create a programmatic video", "turn an animation into MP4", "build a launch/product video from HTML", "render GSAP/Lottie/Three.js to video", or set up an agent-driven video pipeline. Covers init/preview/render/add/lint/check commands, data- timing attributes, animation adapters, and the component

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

hypothesis

Hypothesis is a Python library for property-based testing: a test states a rule that must hold for all inputs, and Hypothesis generates hundreds of inputs, including edge cases, then reports the simplest one that breaks the rule. Use when a user asks to write property-based tests, fuzz a Python function, find edge cases, test a round trip such as encode and decode, write stateful tests, reproduce a failing Hypothesis example, or tune Hypothesis settings and profiles for pytest and CI.

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

i18next

Internationalize JavaScript apps with i18next, the translation framework behind react-i18next. Use when adding translations, handling plurals, formatting numbers and currencies, loading locale files by namespace, detecting the user's language, or i18n for React, Node.js and vanilla JS.

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

ibc-building-codes

Reference for the US International Building Code (IBC 2024): occupancy groups, construction types, height and story limits, means of egress, occupant load and dwelling unit minimums, with R-2 apartment buildings as the worked case. Use when generating US-compliant building models, checking a design against the IBC, or explaining occupancy classifications and construction types.

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

ibis

Ibis is a Python dataframe library whose pandas-like expressions compile to SQL and run on the engine that holds the data: DuckDB, PostgreSQL, BigQuery, Snowflake, Spark, Polars and about twenty more. Use this skill when asked to write analytics once and run it on several databases, push pandas-style code down to a warehouse instead of loading it into memory, or develop locally on DuckDB and deploy on BigQuery or Snowflake.

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

idea-refine

Turns a rough product or feature idea into a one-page concept brief: the problem stated as a job to be done, a handful of real alternatives, an evidence-weighted comparison, the riskiest assumptions with the cheapest test for each, and a first version small enough to build. Use when a user says "help me refine this idea", "is this worth building", "stress-test my plan", "poke holes in this", "which of these directions should I pick" or "what is the smallest version of this".

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

image-analysis

Turns an image into facts an agent can build from: file properties, a color palette with the area each color covers, the colors and sizes of individual elements, and a structured description of layout and style. Use when someone asks to "extract the colors from this screenshot", "get a palette from this photo", "match my CSS to this mockup", "what colors and sizes does this design use", "describe this reference image", or "why does this image look wrong". Produces CSS variables, a Tailwind theme

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

image-compare

Compares two images and reports whether, how much and where they differ: the count of changed pixels, an SSIM score, the bounding box of every changed region and a diff picture. Use when someone asks to "compare these two screenshots", "what changed between before and after", "does the build match the design", "diff these images", "find the visual regression", or wants a pass/fail image check in CI. Handles different sizes and scales, lossy formats, areas to ignore and rendering noise.

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

image-to-text

Extracts text and its structure from an image by the route that fits the picture: an OCR engine for clean printed text, the agent's own vision for photos, tables, forms and handwriting, or both, and then checks the result before handing it over. Use when someone asks to "read the text in this screenshot", "transcribe this photo", "turn this table image into CSV", "pull the fields from this receipt", "what does this label say", or needs amounts, dates and codes copied exactly. For engine options

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

imagemagick

ImageMagick is a command-line toolkit for converting, resizing, cropping, compositing and inspecting images in over 200 formats. Use it to batch resize photos, convert PNG or SVG to WebP, generate thumbnails, add watermarks, build contact sheets and animated GIFs, or read image metadata with magick, magick mogrify and magick identify.

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

imcp

iMCP is a macOS menu bar app that exposes Messages, Contacts, Calendar, Reminders, Location, Maps, Weather, Phone, Voicemail and Shortcuts to AI clients through a local MCP server. Use when: connecting Claude Desktop, Claude Code or Cursor to Apple data, querying contacts/reminders from an AI assistant, integrating macOS apps with AI agents.

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

imgix

Optimize and transform images with imgix, a real-time image CDN driven by URL parameters. Use when serving responsive images, implementing an image CDN, signing image URLs, adding real-time transformations, extracting video thumbnails, or optimizing Core Web Vitals with image delivery.

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

impeccable

Impeccable is a design skill pack for AI coding agents: one /impeccable skill with 24 commands (init, audit, critique, polish, typeset, layout and more) plus a CLI that scans HTML, CSS, JSX and live URLs for 61 deterministic anti-patterns of AI-generated UI. Use when a user says "my AI-generated UI looks generic", "install impeccable", "run /impeccable audit", "polish this page before launch", "stop the purple gradients and Inter everywhere", or wants a design lint for UI files in CI or as an ag

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

improve-codebase-architecture

Surveys a real repository for structural problems and turns the findings into a staged plan: measures churn, size, import cycles, coupling and co-change, finds shallow modules (wrappers that hide nothing) and tangled clusters, ranks a few candidates on evidence, designs the new boundary and proposes the change as small reversible steps guarded by a CI rule. Use when someone says "improve the architecture", "where should we refactor", "this codebase is a mess", "find the worst modules", "untangle

installazioni: 0
GitHub Stars: 180
Aggiornato: 25 ott

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