Topic: claude-code
35,830 skills in this topic.
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project-health
Deep-dive health check on a single Linear project. Produces assessment with 7 dimensions - On Track / At Risk / Stalled.
breethomas/bette-think 13
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prompt-engineering
Expert prompt optimization system for building production-ready AI features. Use when users request help improving prompts, want to create system prompts, need prompt review/critique, ask for prompt optimization strategies, want to analyze prompt effectiveness, mention prompt engineering best practices, request prompt templates, or need guidance on structuring AI instructions. Also use when users provide prompts and want suggestions for improvement.
breethomas/bette-think 13
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reflect
Pattern recognition across your product decisions. Analyzes saved strategy sessions to surface themes, recurring risks, and suggested next steps.
breethomas/bette-think 13
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shape-up
Shape work using the Shape Up methodology (Ryan Singer, Basecamp). Walk through the 4-step shaping process to create pitches ready for betting. Distinguishes between established product mode (fixed time, variable scope) and new product mode (looser constraints). Use when planning cycle work, writing pitches, or coaching PMs on shaping.
breethomas/bette-think 13
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spec
Write specifications at the right depth for any project. Progressive disclosure from quick Linear issues to full AI feature specs. Embeds Linear Method philosophy (brevity, clarity, momentum) with context engineering for AI features. Use for any spec work - quick tasks, features, or AI products.
breethomas/bette-think 13
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start-evals
Start AI evals without overengineering. Create your first 20 test cases in a spreadsheet using PM-Friendly Evals approach.
breethomas/bette-think 13
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strategy-session
Your product soundboard. Work through product decisions conversationally - Claude gathers context, challenges assumptions, captures decisions, and creates Linear issues.
breethomas/bette-think 13
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workspace-calibration
Analyze Linear workspace health and usage patterns before jumping into backlog work. Like a pre-flight check for a new PM joining a team or organization.
breethomas/bette-think 13
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build-judge
Build an LLM-as-Judge evaluator for one specific failure mode. Binary pass/fail only. Use when a failure mode requires interpretation (tone, faithfulness, relevance, completeness) and cannot be checked with code. Do NOT use when the failure can be checked with regex, schema validation, or execution tests. Do NOT use before completing error analysis (/upgrade-evals).
breethomas/bette-think 13
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eval-rag
Evaluate RAG pipeline retrieval and generation quality separately. Measure Recall@k, Precision@k, MRR, NDCG@k for retrieval. Assess faithfulness and relevance for generation. Use when the AI feature uses retrieval (search, knowledge base, document QA). Do NOT use for non-RAG AI features.
breethomas/bette-think 13
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generate-test-data
Create diverse synthetic test inputs using dimension-based tuple generation. Use when bootstrapping an eval dataset, when real user data is sparse, or when stress-testing specific failure hypotheses. Do NOT use when you already have 100+ representative real traces (use stratified sampling instead).
breethomas/bette-think 13
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upgrade-evals
Systematic error analysis on real AI traces. Read traces, judge pass/fail, let failure categories emerge from data, compute failure rates, decide what to fix. Use when you have 50+ test cases or are seeing production failures. Do NOT use when you have fewer than 20 test cases (use /start-evals first).
breethomas/bette-think 13
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loom-crossplane
cosmix/loom 36
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loom-debugging
cosmix/loom 36
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loom-e2e-testing
cosmix/loom 36
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loom-event-driven
Event-driven architecture patterns including message queues, pub/sub, event sourcing, CQRS, and sagas. Use when implementing async messaging, distributed transactions, event stores, command query separation, domain events, integration events, data streaming, choreography, orchestration, or integrating with RabbitMQ, Kafka, Apache Pulsar, AWS SQS, AWS SNS, NATS, event buses, or message brokers.
cosmix/loom 36
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loom-grafana
Observability visualization with Grafana and LGTM stack. Dashboard design, panel configuration, alerting, variables/templating, and data sources.
USE WHEN: Creating Grafana dashboards, configuring panels and visualizations, writing LogQL/TraceQL queries, setting up Grafana data sources, configuring dashboard variables and templates, building Grafana alerts.
DO NOT USE: For writing PromQL queries (use /loom-prometheus), for alerting rule strategy (use /loom-prometheus), for general observability architecture (use senior-software-engineer with infrastructure focus).
TRIGGERS: grafana, dashboard, panel, visualization, logql, traceql, loki, tempo, mimir, data source, annotation, variable, template, row, stat, graph, table, heatmap, gauge, bar chart, pie chart, time series, logs panel, traces panel, LGTM stack.
cosmix/loom 36
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loom-prometheus
Prometheus monitoring and alerting for cloud-native observability.
USE WHEN: Writing PromQL queries, configuring Prometheus scrape targets, creating alerting rules, setting up recording rules, instrumenting applications with Prometheus metrics, configuring service discovery.
DO NOT USE: For building dashboards (use /loom-grafana), for log analysis (use /loom-logging-observability), for general observability architecture (use senior-software-engineer with infrastructure focus).
TRIGGERS: metrics, prometheus, promql, counter, gauge, histogram, summary, alert, alertmanager, alerting rule, recording rule, scrape, target, label, service discovery, relabeling, exporter, instrumentation, slo, error budget.
cosmix/loom 36
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loom-python
cosmix/loom 36
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loom-security-audit
cosmix/loom 36
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loom-security-scan
cosmix/loom 36
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loom-sql-optimization
cosmix/loom 36
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loom-webhooks
cosmix/loom 36
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loom-accessibility
cosmix/loom 36