Skill search for "pr".

Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality. Use when building web components, pages, artifacts, posters, or applications. Generates creative, polished UI code that avoids generic AI aesthetics.

Read, write, split, merge, rotate, watermark, encrypt and OCR PDF files. Use whenever the user mentions a .pdf file or wants to produce one. Includes pypdf, pdfplumber, reportlab and command-line workflows.

Guide for creating high-quality MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers that enable LLMs to interact with external services through well-designed tools. Supports Python (FastMCP) and Node/TypeScript (MCP SDK).

Create, edit and extract content from Microsoft Word (.docx) files. Use whenever the user works with .docx documents, asks to produce a Word file, or needs to manipulate document structure, styles, or tracked changes.

Read, write, and analyse Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) files. Use whenever the user mentions a .xlsx file, asks to produce a spreadsheet, or wants to read/write cells, formulas, sheets, or formatting.

Build self-contained interactive web artifacts (single-file HTML+CSS+JS apps) like calculators, visualisers, mini-tools and demos. Use when the user wants a runnable web artifact rather than a full project.

Use the Claude API effectively: messages endpoint, streaming, tool use, vision, prompt caching, batches, files. Use when the user is building against the Anthropic API or troubleshooting requests.

Perform a thoughtful code review: correctness, readability, performance, security, tests. Use when the user pastes a diff or PR and wants critical feedback.

Use shadcn/ui components correctly in Next.js / React projects: install the right primitives, follow the radix patterns, theme via CSS variables. Use when the user is building a polished React app.

Cut through ambiguity and push a task to completion. Use when a conversation is going in circles, scope is bloating, or the user explicitly wants to wrap something up fast.

Build with the Next.js App Router: server components, route handlers, server actions, streaming, middleware, layouts. Use when the user works on a Next.js 13+ project.

Run a thorough technical SEO audit on a website: meta titles, descriptions, canonicals, sitemap, structured data, internal linking, Core Web Vitals. Use when the user wants to improve organic traffic.

Systematically debug failing code: form hypotheses, isolate variables, add targeted logging, run minimal reproductions. Use when the user is stuck on a bug.

Design and iterate on prompts and prompt templates with structured testing. Use when the user is shipping a feature that depends on LLM behaviour and needs reliable outputs.

Create and edit PowerPoint (.pptx) presentations. Use when the user mentions a .pptx file, asks to build a slide deck, or needs to manipulate slides, layouts, or speaker notes.

Author end-to-end and integration tests for web applications using Playwright, Cypress and the like. Use when the user wants to add tests, debug flaky behaviour, or set up CI test pipelines.

Collaboratively write, edit and structure long-form documents (specs, RFCs, papers, reports) with attention to clarity, tone and consistency. Use when the user is drafting or revising long-form prose.

Experimental skills lab by obra — early-stage ideas, in-progress skills, and prototypes. Useful if you want to track what's coming next.

Generate favicons, social card images, OG previews, app icons and other web assets from a single source. Use when the user is launching a site or app and needs the standard image set.

Write TypeScript that satisfies strict mode and noUncheckedIndexedAccess. Use when the user wants type-safe code without `any`, or is migrating a JS project to TS.

Rewrite content for clarity, brevity, tone or SEO. Use when the user pastes existing copy and wants it improved, condensed, or repositioned for a different audience.

Generate user-facing changelogs from git history or PR lists. Use when the user is preparing a release and needs human-readable change notes.

Design, debug and explain regular expressions with test cases. Use when the user needs a regex written, understood, or fixed.

Produce a production-grade Dockerfile and docker-compose setup for an existing project: multi-stage builds, small images, healthchecks, secrets handling.

Author and refactor Terraform/OpenTofu modules. Use when the user is provisioning AWS, GCP, Azure or Cloudflare infrastructure as code.

Refactor code safely with small, testable steps: extract function, rename, simplify conditionals, eliminate duplication. Use when the user wants to improve code without changing behaviour.