PaulRBerg.
29 skills across 1 repo
- 100/100
agents-context-management
Create or polish repo agent context: README.md, AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md, and installed project skills.
- 100/100
agents-introspection
Determine whether prior Codex and Claude Code work in the current project establishes a recurrence risk for the user's task, then recommend the smallest durable intervention justified by the evidence.
- 100/100
audit-stale-comments
Audit source comments against the code they describe. Report only confirmed mismatches and noise; do not edit files unless the user separately asks for fixes.
- 100/100
bump-deps
Use for dependency updates: bump npm/pnpm/yarn/bun packages, check outdated, or run taze.
- 100/100
bump-release
Cut a release: bump versions, write changelogs, commit, tag.
- 100/100
claude-handoff
Orchestrate one to five Sonnet subagents to implement an approved Claude Code plan.
- 100/100
cli-cast
Separate read, preparation, simulation, signing, and broadcast so no state-changing action is hidden inside command construction.
- 100/100
cli-gh
Route GitHub CLI work through current `gh` help and load only the reference for the active task.
- 100/100
cli-just
Create readable task automation that matches the repository's installed Just version and existing justfile conventions.
- 100/100
code-polish
Resolve scope once, make only high-confidence simplifications, fix evidenced defects by risk, and verify the final state.
- 100/100
codex-handoff
Orchestrate one to five Codex CLI agents to implement an approved Claude Code plan.
- 100/100
coingecko-cli
Use the installed CLI's machine-readable command catalog as the source of truth for supported market-data operations.
- 100/100
coingecko-open-page
Open the CoinGecko historical-data page for a coin/date in Chromium via Chrome DevTools MCP.
- 100/100
effect-ts
Apply Effect semantics using local project patterns first, then only the task-specific reference and upstream source needed to resolve uncertainty.
- 100/100
evm-atlas
Resolve and query only the target mainnets in `references/generated/target-mainnets.json`, under a strict read-only boundary.
- 100/100
find-tool
Recommend the current option that best fits the user's actual constraints, backed by fresh primary evidence.
- 100/100
fresh-eyes-sweep
Inspect the requested Git scope for evidenced mistakes, fix every safe issue, and continue until every mapped file is accounted for and a full pass finds nothing new. A verified no-op is valid only after that coverage.
- 100/100
git-squash
Squash a feature branch into one commit via soft reset to the merge base, ready for a clean PR.
- 100/100
html-debrief
Use for interactive HTML debriefs or saved HTML findings/reports from the current task.
- 100/100
html-playground
Build a self-contained interactive HTML explorer with controls, live preview, and a copyable natural-language prompt.
- 100/100
large-file-refactor
Use LOC thresholds to discover candidates, then decide whether a split is justified by cohesion, coupling, ownership, and change risk. Test files use a relaxed 2000 LOC discovery threshold.
- 100/100
naming-refactor
Refactor naming and repository structure exhaustively while preserving behavior and external contracts.
- 100/100
night-shift
Autonomous overnight codebase improvement with bounded runtime, evidence-gated changes, and verification.
- 100/100
repo-rename
Preview the complete GitHub, Git, filesystem, and agent-continuity mutation set before applying a repository rename.
- 100/100
skill-map
Find skill installs and references across local files without scanning macOS protected home paths or obvious transcript, cache, dependency, and backup noise.
- 100/100
spreadsheets
Handle tabular data with exact values, minimal diffs, local privacy, atomic writes, and structural validation.
- 100/100
tailwind-css
Style within the installed Tailwind version, existing design tokens, component patterns, and product context.
- 100/100
todo-archive
Archive checked TODO.md tasks into `.ai/todos/TODO_UNTIL_YYYY_MM_DD.md`, leaving unchecked tasks.
- 100/100
yeet
Create or update GitHub contributions from repository evidence, using the matching workflow's templates, idempotency rules, and Paul's writing voice.