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test-audit

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Audit existing tests for ones that cost more than they protect (duplicated coverage, implementation-coupled assertions, tests that cannot fail, mocks that supply the answer, test-only production seams) and prune or repair them without losing any contract's only proof. Use when the user asks to audit, prune, clean up, dedupe, slim down, or sweep a test file, module, directory, or subsystem, or says the tests are bloated, brittle, or low value and wants that fixed. Not for writing a new test or reviewing a single fresh test change; the test-gate skill covers those. Pass `copy` to audit only for tests coupled to UI wording, and also use that mode when the user says tests break whenever copy or labels change.

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  • udecodeSkill

    chips

    Run the project's suggested-task ledger, the chips. /chips alone brings this session's open tasks up to date: it applies what the ledger helper says, settles stale and split tasks, cards what can start and reports the board, and /chips all also takes the ship-list tasks and the ones no live session owns, and merges duplicate tasks across the board. Use for /chips, /chips offer, start or drop, \"what chips are open\", \"suggest a task for X\", \"update the chips\", \"clean up the chips\", \"which chips are stale\", \"is this chip still worth doing\", \"merge duplicate chips\", at the last hand-back of a run that offered a task, and whenever pstack would file a tracked issue, a follow-up, a reflect Backlog item or an out-of-band PR.

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  • Scylla23Skill

    redo

    Re-run the last routed task one model tier up (haiku → sonnet → opus → fable). User-invoked escalation when the previous result missed. Pass --dry-run to preview without running.

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  • Aetheria-Labs1Skill

    plan-page

    Plan one storefront page from strategy through final copy, section order, proof, offers, template direction, responsive layout, and production asset requirements. Stops at an approved execution-ready specification.

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  • SocialKit-APISkill

    video-transcripts

    Extract transcripts from social videos through SocialKit across YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X/Twitter, LinkedIn, and direct video file URLs. Use when the user asks to transcribe, get captions or subtitles, pull the spoken text, or read what a video says, including one video or many at once. Returns full text plus timestamped segments. Not for posting, private accounts, or unrelated website scraping.

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  • clawdbotSkill

    pr-simplify

    Simplify your own change to its smallest complete fix. Use before opening a PR, before pushing large repairs to one, or when asked to shrink a PR or clean up slop.

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  • spitoglouSkill

    technical-documentation

    Create and improve technical documentation including architecture designs, PRDs, API docs, code explanations, and visual diagrams. Use when asked to document systems, explain codebases, create design documents, write PRDs, generate Mermaid/PlantUML diagrams, review architecture, write user stories, or create pull request descriptions. Triggers include "document this", "create a design doc", "explain this code", "write a PRD", "create a diagram", "architecture overview", "user story for", "PR description".

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