GGPrompts/my-plugins
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1AestheticThis skill teaches you how to design aesthetically beautiful interfaces by applying proven design principles that enhance both form and function. developers use it to elevate their product's visual appeal and create professional-grade UIs without extensive design experience. Beautiful, well-designed interfaces directly impact user perception, engagement, and product success in competitive markets.0installs2Agent CreatorAn agent-building skill for creating effective Claude Code subagents, with guidance on writing specialized prompts and configuring each agent's tools. Developers use it to design purpose-built subagents to delegate well-scoped tasks instead of relying on a single general agent.0installs3Ai MultimodalA skill for the Google Gemini API covering multimodal processing and generation across audio, image, video, and documents — including transcription and vision tasks. Developers use it when adding Gemini-powered multimodal features, such as analyzing media or generating content, to an application.0installs4Audio AlertsA Claude Code productivity skill that speaks TTS announcements for harness events such as session start, tool use, ready-for-input, and subagent activity. Developers use it to stay aware of what a coding agent is doing without watching the terminal, useful during long or parallel agent runs.0installs5Backend DevelopmentA broad backend-development skill spanning Node.js, Python, and Go for building servers, REST and GraphQL APIs, databases, and authentication. Developers use it as a general reference when constructing the server side of an application.0installs6Better AuthCovers the Better Auth TypeScript framework for adding authentication to an app: OAuth, two-factor, passkeys, role-based access control, sessions, and JWTs. Developers use it when wiring login and access control into a backend during feature development.0installs7BriefA terminal skill that produces a spoken audio summary of recent Claude Code activity. Developers use it to catch up on what a coding agent has done — handy when stepping away from the screen or supervising long-running runs by ear.0installs8BubbleteaA skill teaching Bubble Tea TUI framework patterns for building interactive terminal applications in Go, part of the Charm ecosystem. Developers use it when crafting the UI layer of a Go CLI tool with the Elm-style model/update/view architecture.0installs9Canvas DesignA skill covering HTML5 Canvas creative-coding and generative-art patterns, including animation and drawing techniques. Developers use it when implementing visual, animated, or generative graphics in the browser — for art pieces, backgrounds, data art, or game visuals.0installs10Cc GuideAn expert-guide skill for Claude Code covering its features, setup, slash commands, MCP, hooks, plugins, and IDE integration. Developers use it to learn how to configure and extend the coding agent, from first-run setup to advanced enterprise integration.0installs11ClaudeforcodexA debugging skill that queries OpenAI Codex strictly read-only to get root-cause analysis of an issue, making no file edits. Developers use it as a non-destructive second opinion when diagnosing a tricky failure, keeping Codex in an advisory role.0installs12Code ReviewAn automated code-review skill that evaluates changes with confidence scoring, scans for security issues, and flags silent failures. Developers use it to get a structured, prioritized review pass on a diff before merging, catching defects and risky code that quick human review might miss.0installs13CodexforclaudeA reference skill for configuring and extending the OpenAI Codex CLI, walking through setup and customization. Developers use it when adopting Codex as a coding agent and want to tailor its configuration and capabilities to their workflow.0installs14ConductorA productivity skill that grooms an AI-managed backlog and spawns TabzChrome terminals to run parallel beads workflows. Developers use it to plan and fan out development work — turning a groomed backlog into multiple concurrent agent sessions.0installs15Context EngineeringAn agent-building skill focused on context engineering for AI agents: optimizing and compressing context, designing memory systems, and structuring multi-agent patterns. Developers use it to keep agents within budget and coherent over long tasks by managing what enters the context window and how agents share state.0installs16Copilot ToolsA multi-model orchestration skill that routes work across providers: a quick audit lane using gpt5-mini and a deliberative council combining Opus, Codex, and Gemini. Developers use it to get second opinions and cross-checks from several LLMs on the same problem instead of relying on one model.0installs17DatabasesThis skill covers the fundamentals of two major databases: MongoDB (document-oriented) and PostgreSQL (relational). A developer uses it to design efficient schemas, write complex queries and aggregations, tune performance, and safely migrate data as their product evolves. Strong database skills directly impact application speed, reliability, and the ability to scale without rewrites.0installs18DebuggingA debugging skill providing a systematic approach to errors: tracing root causes, applying defense-in-depth, and verifying that fixes actually hold. Developers use it when chasing a stubborn bug and want a disciplined loop instead of guess-and-check patches.0installs19DevopsA DevOps skill for standing up and operating cloud infrastructure across Cloudflare Workers, Docker, and GCP, with CI/CD pipeline guidance. A developer reaches for it when wiring deploy pipelines or provisioning the runtime that hosts a backend service.0installs20Docker McpA skill covering Docker MCP server patterns and integration, connecting container operations to an agent via the Model Context Protocol. Developers use it to let an agent manage or interact with Docker containers through a standardized MCP integration. The description is brief, so specifics are inferred from the Docker/MCP framing.0installs21Docs SeekerA skill that provides patterns for searching and retrieving documentation and API references. Developers use it to quickly locate authoritative docs while implementing, reducing context-switching to a browser when they need a specific API detail.0installs22Document SkillsA document-creation skill for producing PDFs, Word documents, presentations, and spreadsheets. Developers use it to generate polished office files and reports programmatically from an agent — for example exporting results, decks, or data into shareable formats.0installs23Frontend DesignA frontend-design skill for creating distinctive, production-grade web interfaces with strong design quality. Developers use it when they want UI that looks polished and avoids generic aesthetics.0installs24Frontend DevelopmentA frontend-development skill covering React and TypeScript patterns such as Suspense, lazy loading, MUI v7, and TanStack Router. Developers use it while implementing UI components and client-side behavior.0installs25Git CommandsA small Git workflow skill exposing slash shortcuts to commit (/git:cm), commit and push (/git:cp), and open a pull request (/git:pr). Developers use it to speed up the everyday commit-and-PR loop straight from the agent without retyping Git commands.0installs26Google Adk PythonA skill for Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK) in Python, covering how to build, evaluate, and deploy AI agents with the framework. Developers use it when standing up production agents on Google's stack and need ADK-idiomatic patterns for construction and testing.0installs27HandoffA terminal productivity skill that generates a concise handoff summary of the current Claude Code session and copies it to the clipboard, so work can resume cleanly in a new session. Developers use it to preserve context across context-window resets or when passing a task to another session.0installs28Mcp BuilderAn agent-building skill for creating MCP servers that expose external APIs to Claude, covering both Python FastMCP and Node SDK approaches. Developers use it to give agents new tools by wrapping a third-party API as a Model Context Protocol server.0installs29Media ProcessingA media-processing skill covering FFmpeg and ImageMagick for encoding video and audio, manipulating images, and running batch conversions. Developers use it to automate media pipelines — resizing, transcoding, or bulk-processing assets — from the command line or an agent.0installs30Opus AgentsAn agent-building skill that supplies Opus-powered replacements for Claude Code's built-in agents, aimed at heavier implementation work. Developers reach for it when default agents underperform on complex coding tasks and they want a stronger model driving the general-purpose agent.0installs31Plugin DevA plugin-development toolkit skill for Claude Code covering the full surface area — skills, commands, agents, hooks, MCP, and marketplaces — plus manifest structure and debugging. Developers use it to assemble and ship multi-component Claude Code plugins and publish them to a marketplace.0installs32PmuxA terminal skill that uses tmux send-keys to deliver prompts directly into running Claude Code sessions, enabling interactive, scripted prompt engineering across panes. Developers use it to steer or batch-drive multiple agent sessions from outside the chat loop.0installs33Problem SolvingA thinking-toolkit skill offering problem-solving frameworks such as collision zones, meta-patterns, inversion, and scale games. Developers use it to break open hard or ambiguous problems with structured mental models rather than ad hoc reasoning.0installs34RemotionRemotion lets you create videos programmatically with React, covering animations, audio/video, captions, and 3D. A developer uses it when generating rendered video content from code rather than editing in a traditional video tool.0installs35RepomixA skill for using Repomix to package an entire code repository into one AI-friendly file. Developers use it to hand a whole codebase to an LLM as a single context payload — useful for reviews, onboarding an agent, or asking questions across many files at once.0installs36RestartA small terminal skill that restarts Claude Code to reload plugins and hooks. Developers use it after installing or editing plugins/hooks so changes take effect without manually relaunching the tool.0installs37Sequential ThinkingAn agent-reasoning skill that enforces systematic, step-by-step thinking with the ability to revise prior steps and branch into alternatives for complex problems. Developers use it to make an agent reason more deliberately and auditable instead of jumping to an answer.0installs38ShopifyA Shopify development skill covering apps, extensions, and themes — working with Shopify's GraphQL APIs, the Polaris design system, and Liquid templating. Developers use it when implementing commerce features or storefront UI on the Shopify platform.0installs39Skill CreatorA skill-development skill for authoring effective Claude Code skills with the right structure, patterns, and templates. Developers use it to package a capability as a reusable, well-structured skill rather than improvising the layout and metadata.0installs40Specialized ToolsA catch-all skill bundling specialized development tools and utilities. With only a generic description available, it appears aimed at assorted build-time helper tasks; a developer would use it to reach for niche dev utilities, though its exact scope is unclear from the metadata.0installs41SwarmAn agent-building skill that fans a question out to ten Haiku agents thinking in parallel, then aggregates their outputs through a vote to choose the strongest answer. Developers use it when a single model pass is unreliable and a cheap ensemble-with-consensus would raise answer quality.0installs42ThreejsA Three.js skill for building 3D web experiences: scene setup, geometry, materials, lighting, animation, shaders, and post-processing. Developers use it when adding WebGL-based 3D graphics to a frontend.0installs43Ui Stylingui-styling combines Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui to provide a modern styling framework and pre-built component library for web applications. developers use it to quickly create polished, responsive user interfaces without writing custom CSS from scratch. It matters because it accelerates frontend development, ensures design consistency, and lets developers focus on functionality rather than low-level styling details.0installs44Validate PlanA planning skill that validates and enriches a project plan by analyzing it from multiple perspectives to surface gaps, risks, and improvements. Developers use it before committing to execution to pressure-test a plan and tighten its scope.0installs45Web FrameworksCovers Next.js, Remix, and Turborepo patterns for web development, including SSR. Developers reach for it when scaffolding or structuring a web app on these frameworks.0installs46WipeA terminal skill that generates a handoff, clears the current context, and automatically continues the task in a fresh session. Developers use it to stay productive on long tasks by recycling the context window without losing the thread of work.0installs47Xterm JsA frontend skill covering xterm.js terminal patterns for the web: integrating with React, wiring a WebSocket to a backend PTY, and managing console state. Developers use it when embedding an interactive shell or terminal UI into a web application.0installs