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Found 64 Skills
Manage Keeper Vault, enterprise administration, PAM, and privileged access using Keeper Commander CLI (keeper). Use when the user needs to manage vault records interactively, run enterprise admin tasks (user/team/role management, SSO config, device approvals, compliance reporting), manage KSM Applications and Client Devices, configure password rotation, launch remote sessions (SSH, RDP, database), import/export data, or perform any administrative operation on Keeper. Also use when the user mentions 'keeper commander', 'keeper shell', 'keeper admin', asks about managing users/teams/roles/nodes in Keeper, needs to create KSM applications, or wants to automate Keeper admin tasks. If the user only needs to retrieve or inject secrets for an application, use the keeper-secrets skill instead.
Guide for using Netlify Forms for HTML form handling. Use when adding contact forms, feedback forms, file upload forms, or any form that should be collected by Netlify. Covers the data-netlify attribute, spam filtering, AJAX submissions, file uploads, notifications, and the submissions API.
Guides identity and access management—workforce and machine identity lifecycle, RBAC/ABAC/PBAC entitlement design, access reviews and recertification, SSO/SAML/OIDC federation, privileged access (PAM/JIT), cloud IAM least privilege (AWS/GCP/Azure concepts), service accounts and secrets hygiene, and separation of duties. Use for IAM, identity governance, access review, RBAC, least privilege, SSO federation, PAM, privileged access, cloud IAM policy, service account, or SoD—not full cloud landing zone architecture (enterprise-cloud-architect), broad cloud security controls (cloud-security-engineer), day-2 break-glass ticket execution only (cloud-system-administrator), pentest (penetration-tester), or legal/HR policy drafting only.
Expert in building and managing Telegram communities. Covers group vs channel strategy, bot automation, anti-spam, and managing large groups. Understands Telegram's unique culture, especially in crypto/web3 communities. Use when "telegram group, telegram community, telegram channel, telegram bot, telegram moderation, " mentioned.
Comet Phase 1: Open. Invoke with /comet-open. Explore ideas and create change structure (proposal + design + tasks) via OpenSpec.
Comet Phase 4: Verification and Wrap-up. Invoke with /comet-verify. Verify that implementations comply with designs and handle development branches.
Platform abstraction decision-making for Amethyst KMP project. Guides when to abstract vs keep platform-specific, source set placement (commonMain, jvmAndroid, platform-specific), expect/actual patterns. Covers primary targets (Android, JVM/Desktop, iOS) with web/wasm future considerations. Integrates with gradle-expert for dependency issues. Triggers on: abstraction decisions ("should I share this?"), source set placement questions, expect/actual creation, build.gradle.kts work, incorrect placement detection, KMP dependency suggestions.
Comet Preset Path: Non-bug Minor Tweaks. Skip brainstorming and full plan, directly proceed with open → lightweight build → light verify → archive. Suitable for partial optimizations of copy, configurations, documents, or prompts.
Comet Phase 5: Archive. Invoke with /comet-archive. Sync delta spec to main spec and archive the change.
This is used to review comments on an active pull request and decide whether to accept, iterate, or reject the changes suggested in each comment.
Advanced Compose Multiplatform UI patterns for shared composables. Use when working with visual UI components, state management patterns (remember, derivedStateOf, produceState), recomposition optimization (@Stable/@Immutable visual usage), Material3 theming, custom ImageVector icons, or determining whether to share UI in commonMain vs keep platform-specific. Delegates navigation to android-expert/desktop-expert. Complements kotlin-expert (handles Kotlin language aspects of state/annotations).
Comet Phase 2: In-depth Design. Invoke with /comet-design. Produce Design Doc and delta spec through brainstorming.