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Found 57 Skills
Enhanced skill navigator that maps conversation history, recommends multi-skill chains, identifies patterns from past usage, and learns from session outcomes. Goes beyond basic scout with deep context analysis and workflow orchestration.
Agent Workflow Designer
Reusable template for authoring new Agent Skills with clear triggers, workflow, and I/O contracts.
Route multi-step marketing, product, or business challenges to the right sequence of ClawFu skills. Recommends which frameworks to combine, in what order, with handoff outputs between steps. Use when: planning a product launch end-to-end, combining positioning + offers + launch skills, running a customer-validation sprint, creating a content strategy pipeline, deciding which skills to chain for a complex project, or orchestrating a sales-enablement playbook.
Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks to *create* a new SeeFlow flow — "create a flow", "generate a flow", "scaffold a SeeFlow flow", "add a flow to this repo" — or when a previous `/seeflow-lookup` already reported no matching flow exists. **Do NOT invoke for inspection phrasing** ("show me", "how does X work", "diagram our system", "explain the flow") — those route to `/seeflow-lookup` first; it will auto-hand off here only when nothing is registered. Orchestrates five sub-agents and the `seeflow` CLI to turn a natural-language prompt into a registered, validated SeeFlow flow at `<project>/flow.json` (node-attached files live under `<projectPath>/nodes/<id>/`).
Defines repo layout, workflow, and full-stack architecture patterns for TypeScript applications. Use when starting a project, setting team conventions, or designing backend modules, request context, middleware, and frontend/backend boundaries.
Design and implement n8n workflow automations with best practices
Skill for researching best practices. Triggered when you need to understand methodologies, tools, and best practices in a specific field. Trigger words: research, learn about, what methods are there, best practices.
Talk to Greg Isenberg about their expertise. Greg Isenberg provides authentic advice using their mental models, core beliefs, and real-world examples.
Event modeling facilitation for discovering and designing event-sourced systems. Four phases: domain discovery, workflow design (9-step process), GWT scenario generation, and model validation. Activate when starting a new project, designing features, modeling domains, writing Given/When/Then scenarios, or discussing event sourcing and domain-driven design.
Template for creating new skills. Copy this file and customize for your use case.
Deterministic guide for designing and delivering new ASCN integrations and wrapping them into user plugins.