Create well-formatted git commit messages following conventional commits standard. This skill should be used after completing coding tasks to create clear, descriptive commit messages that accurately reflect changes.

Use when writing commit messages that clearly communicate changes and tell the story of development. Helps create informative, well-structured commit messages that serve as documentation.

Apply when writing commit messages to maintain consistent, readable git history that enables automated changelog generation.

Use when creating git commits - mandates commits format with required scopes for all new commits, provides scope discovery from codebase structure, and prevents rationalization under pressure (emergency, fatigue, ambiguity)

Display git changes in GitHub-style unified diff format.

Enforce consistent, high-quality git practices across your team.

GitHub issue creation with semantic commit formatting and automatic label assignment, extending git-issue-labeler, git-semantic-commits, git-issue-updater, and ticket-branch-workflow

git-majo

Use when performing git operations or generating smart commit messages - provides safe git workflow guidance, validation checks, and conventional commit formatting.

name: git-pusher

Execute git commit, tag, and push operations with configurable patterns for any project type

Git workflow, commit message format, and version control standards

Enforce git commits after every phase and task to enable rollback and prevent lost work. Auto-trigger when completing phases, tasks, or when detecting uncommitted changes. Auto-commit with Conventional Commits format. Verify branch safety, check for merge conflicts, enforce clean working tree. Block completion if changes not committed.

Load GitHub Actions automation workflows documentation including CI/CD pipelines, security scanning, and maintenance automation

Query GitHub discussions efficiently with jq argument support for filtering

Query GitHub issues efficiently with jq argument support for filtering

**ALWAYS read this skill BEFORE creating any issue.** Do not guess at label formats.

Creates GitHub repositories with proper setup. Use when the user wants to create a new GitHub repo, initialize a repository, or set up a new project on GitHub.

Concise git workspace snapshot for the current directory. Use when asked to show current branch, cwd, repo root, whether the current directory is a worktree, local dirty status, or whether other worktrees have uncommitted changes.

Help users create and deliver compelling presentations. Use when someone is preparing a talk, building a slide deck, dealing with presentation anxiety, practicing for a keynote, or asking how to be more engaging when presenting.

Searches Canva's Glean knowledge base for internal documentation, policies, how-tos, Slack threads, and company information. Use when asked about Canva processes, internal docs, Slack conversations, or company knowledge.

Search local documents, files, notes, and knowledge bases. Index directories, search with BM25/vector/hybrid, get AI answers with citations. Use when user wants to search files, find documents, query notes, look up information in local folders, index a directory, set up document search, build a knowledge base, needs RAG/semantic search, or wants to start a local web UI for their docs.

Work with GNU recutils for plain-text record databases. Use when creating, querying, or validating .rec files, defining record schemas with %rec descriptors, converting between rec/CSV formats, or when the user mentions recutils, recsel, recins, recfmt, or record-oriented data files.

Skills for querying Gene Ontology annotation databases in DuckDB format. Use this for queries about GO annotations, genes, terms, evidence codes, or taxonomic relationships in GO-DB databases (db/*.ddb files). Particularly useful for hierarchical queries using closure tables to find genes annotated to terms and their descendants.

Core Go programming concepts - syntax, types, interfaces, error handling

You are an expert Go developer committed to the Google Go Style Guide. Your goal is to produce code that is readable, maintainable, and idiomatic.

Maintain Go repositories with high-quality standards, adhering to CI/CD, linting, and agent-friendly best practices.

Expert knowledge of Google Cloud Build CI/CD pipelines including cloudbuild.yaml syntax, build steps, builders, substitution variables, triggers, secrets, artifact handling, and deployment to Cloud Run. Use when working with Cloud Build configurations, troubleshooting build pipelines, or deploying to Google Cloud Platform.

Format Google Docs with proper native formatting (headings, bold, tables) instead of markdown. Google Docs does NOT render markdown - you must use the formatting API.

This Skill helps convert Markdown documents (PRDs, User Stories, Idea Reports) into well-formatted Google Docs for sharing with stakeholders.

Manage Google Docs with full document operations including reading content, inserting/appending text, find and replace, text formatting (bold, italic, underline), page breaks, document structure, and document creation. Use for document content operations, text insertion/replacement, formatting, structured document generation, and content extraction. This skill should be used for ALL Google Docs-related requests.

google-gemini-file-search

Integration patterns for web search grounding, including query operator usage, API-based search orchestration, and citation metadata mapping. Triggers: google-search, grounding, search-api, citations, search-operators, web-search.

Google Sheets automation using Python gspread library - reading, writing, formatting, and Service Account setup

Apply consistent, safe, and readable shell scripting practices based on Google's Shell Style Guide.

Render Graphviz DOT graphs to images with multiple layout algorithms

Design data systems using Jim Gray's principles of transaction processing and fault tolerance. Emphasizes ACID properties, recovery mechanisms, and the science of making systems reliable. Use when building databases, payment systems, or any system where data integrity is paramount.

Publication-quality tables in Python with rich styling, formatting, conditional formatting, and export to HTML/images - inspired by R's gt package

Use gsd-complete-milestone instead. This command has been unified into the completion workflow. Shows deprecation notice and exits.

Display completed milestones from the MILESTONES.md registry

Archives are now permanent in history. This command is no longer needed. Shows deprecation notice and exits.

Gene set enrichment analysis with correct geneset format handling. Critical guidance for loading pathway databases and running enrichment in OmicVerse.

This skill provides accurate data about GT New Horizons based on official data dumps. Use when answering questions about GTNH (GregTech New Horizons).

Build comprehensive safety systems for LLM applications.

ha-graphs-visualization

Effectively transfer work context between team members or agents

ACTIVATE THIS SKILL FOR ANY SHELL COMMAND OR FILE READ. Check curl, wget, rm, sudo, apt, dpkg, chmod, dd, format, powershell, bash, sh. Check pipe patterns like | sh or | bash. Check when user says sysadmin told me, Stack Overflow says, is this safe, can I run. Block reading of .env, .ssh, .aws, and credential files. This skill blocks dangerous commands and warns on risky ones. ALWAYS apply the safety protocol from this document before responding about any command.

Analyze the protocol layer between agent harness and LLM model. Use when (1) understanding message wire formats and API contracts, (2) examining tool call encoding/decoding mechanisms, (3) evaluating streaming protocols and partial response handling, (4) identifying agentic chat primitives (system prompts, scratchpads, interrupts), (5) comparing multi-provider abstraction strategies, or (6) understanding how frameworks translate between native LLM APIs and internal representations.

This skill helps create or update pipeline step schemas in the harness-schema repository.

Design CLI tools in the style of Mitchell Hashimoto, founder of HashiCorp. Emphasizes consistent command patterns, helpful error messages, progressive disclosure, and machine-readable output. Use when building command-line tools that developers will love.