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Skills you can use with AI coding agents, indexed from public GitHub repositories.

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twitter-bookmarks Automated Twitter bookmark processor with YAML-configurable categories and smart routing
mbelinky/clawdis-skills 3
dashlane Dashlane CLI for vault access and automation.
mbelinky/clawdis-skills 3
tuya Control Tuya devices via local Home Assistant (tuya-local) or Tuya Cloud using the tuya-hub Go CLI.
mbelinky/clawdis-skills 3
notebook-creator Create Jupyter notebooks for FF Analytics following project conventions. Use this skill when the user requests analysis notebooks for player evaluation, roster health, trade scenarios, market trends, or projection quality analysis. Guides through notebook structure, DuckDB connections, mart queries, visualization standards, and freshness banner patterns.
zazu-22/ff_data_analytics
adr-creator Create Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) documenting significant technical decisions for the FF Analytics platform. This skill should be used when making architectural choices, evaluating alternatives for data models or infrastructure, documenting trade-offs, or when the user asks "should we use X or Y approach?" Guides through the ADR creation workflow from context gathering to documentation.
zazu-22/ff_data_analytics
sprint-planner Design and structure development sprints with atomic, LLM-ready task files. This skill should be used when the user wants to plan a new development sprint, break down complex projects into executable tasks, or create a sprint execution framework. Produces sprint plans, atomic task specifications, and corresponding executor skills for LLM coding agents.
zazu-22/ff_data_analytics
dbt-model-builder Create dbt models following FF Analytics Kimball patterns and 2×2 stat model. This skill should be used when creating staging models, core facts/dimensions, or analytical marts. Guides through model creation with proper grain, tests, External Parquet configuration, and per-model YAML documentation using dbt 1.10+ syntax.
zazu-22/ff_data_analytics
data-quality-test-generator Generate comprehensive dbt test suites following FF Analytics data quality standards and dbt 1.10+ syntax. This skill should be used when creating tests for new dbt models, adding tests to existing models, standardizing test coverage, or implementing data quality gates. Covers grain uniqueness, FK relationships, enum validation, and freshness tests.
zazu-22/ff_data_analytics
strategic-planner Design comprehensive technical specifications and strategic plans for data architecture and analytics projects. This skill should be used when planning major features, creating SPEC documents, assessing product requirements, breaking down complex projects into phases, or documenting architectural strategies like SPEC-1. Guides through requirements gathering, MoSCoW prioritization, phase planning, and open items tracking.
zazu-22/ff_data_analytics
sprint-1-executor
zazu-22/ff_data_analytics
data-ingestion-builder Build new data ingestion providers following the FF Analytics registry pattern. This skill should be used when adding new data sources (APIs, files, databases) to the data pipeline. Guides through creating provider packages, registry mappings, loader functions, storage integration, primary key tests, and sampling tools following established patterns.
zazu-22/ff_data_analytics
ff-statistical-methods Expert guidance on statistical analysis methodologies and Monte Carlo simulation for fantasy football. Use this skill when selecting regression approaches, designing simulations, performing variance analysis, or conducting hypothesis tests. Covers regression types (OLS, Ridge, Lasso, GAMs), Monte Carlo frameworks, regression-to-mean analysis, and statistical best practices for player performance modeling.
zazu-22/ff_data_analytics
ff-dynasty-strategy Expert guidance on dynasty fantasy football strategies, player valuation frameworks, roster construction, trade evaluation, and asset management. Use this skill when analyzing dynasty trades, evaluating player value, designing roster strategies, assessing competitive windows, or answering fantasy football domain questions. Covers VoR/VBD methodologies, aging curves, market inefficiencies, draft pick valuation, and win-now vs rebuild strategies.
zazu-22/ff_data_analytics
ff-ml-modeling Expert guidance on machine learning and feature engineering for fantasy football player projection models. Use this skill when building predictive models, engineering features from player statistics, selecting appropriate ML algorithms, or addressing sports-specific ML challenges. Covers feature engineering patterns, model selection frameworks, validation strategies, and interpretability techniques for fantasy football analytics.
zazu-22/ff_data_analytics
gemini-reviewer Dual code review: gets independent reviews from both Claude and Gemini API, then synthesizes agreements, unique findings, and a verdict. Use when users say "gemini review", "dual review", or want a second-perspective code review. Requires GEMINI_API_KEY environment variable to be set.
kwiggen/claude-code-plugin 1
pr-writer This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a PR", "open a pull request", "write a PR description", "push and create PR", or needs to generate a best-in-class pull request description based on commits. Provides industry-standard PR description formatting following conventional commits, Microsoft Engineering Playbook, and HackerOne best practices.
kwiggen/claude-code-plugin 1
code-reviewer Reviews code for logic flaws, edge cases, performance bottlenecks, security vulnerabilities, maintainability concerns, architecture best practices, and adherence to local patterns and CLAUDE.md guidelines. Use when users ask for code review or analysis, including reviewing uncommitted changes, the last local commit, unpushed code, or a specific GitHub pull request.
kwiggen/claude-code-plugin 1
antipattern-detector Detects common failure patterns in proposals, architectures, plans, and decisions. Use when reviewing any plan to identify red flags before they become problems. Covers architecture, timeline, team, process, and technology anti-patterns. Works on any domain — not just code.
kwiggen/claude-code-plugin 1
github-insights Provides team GitHub activity insights including merged PRs, contributor leaderboards, merge velocity, review participation, and PR size analysis. Use when users ask about team productivity, who merged PRs, code contribution stats, review patterns, or developer activity.
kwiggen/claude-code-plugin 1
teach-me Pedagogical code walkthrough that teaches developers about their own code. Explains choices, tradeoffs, alternatives, and refactoring opportunities. Use when users say "teach me", "explain my changes", "walk me through", "what did I build", or want to understand their code at a deeper level. Works on uncommitted changes, last commit, unpushed commits, or a PR.
kwiggen/claude-code-plugin 1
issue-creator Creates GitHub issues and adds them to the ExamJam V.Next 25 project (project 19) with custom field values. Handles the complete workflow of gathering issue details, fetching project field options dynamically, creating the issue, adding it to the project, and setting Priority, Type, Initiative, and Status fields.
kwiggen/claude-code-plugin 1
image-generator Generates images using Google Gemini's image generation models (Nano Banana). Enhances user prompts using a 6-element formula before sending to Gemini. Supports text-to-image and image-to-image generation. Use when users want to create, generate, or modify images with AI.
kwiggen/claude-code-plugin 1
paper-banana Generates publication-quality illustrations using a 5-agent pipeline inspired by PaperBanana (academic illustration framework). Orchestrates specialized agents: Retriever, Planner, Stylist, Visualizer, and Critic. Use when users need high-quality, iterative image generation with style consistency and quality review.
kwiggen/claude-code-plugin 1
assumption-challenger Identifies and stress-tests implicit assumptions in plans, proposals, and decisions. Use when validating roadmaps, reviewing architecture proposals, assessing timelines, or challenging any plan where hidden assumptions could cause failure. Works on any domain — code, business, strategy, operations.
kwiggen/claude-code-plugin 1