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Found 10,137 Skills
Use when implementation is complete, tests pass, and code needs to reach main — via PR with auto-merge (CI up) or local shallow-clone merge (CI down)
Create, query, update, assign, and discuss Multica issues. Also covers comments, subscribers, and viewing execution runs for an issue. Use when the user wants to file a task for an agent, triage the board, comment on an issue, or inspect what an agent actually did.
Plan short-form post-edit decisions from A-roll, B-roll, scripts, and reference videos. Use this when the goal is not generic video analysis or rendering, but deciding how to cut a social video beat by beat, including where to stay on face, where to insert proof B-roll, how to use reference patterns, and how to package an actionable edit plan for a human editor or downstream timeline tooling.
Strategic thought-leadership book collaborator for founders, experts, and operators turning voice notes, fragments, and positioning into structured first-person chapters.
Use when the user wants a full feature-development chain: clarify a rough feature idea into a prompt, review it with the user, then hand it to grill-with-docs, to-prd, to-issues, and tdd.
Create an annotated Git tag to mark a project milestone, documenting achievements and next-phase plans. Use when completing a phase, releasing a version, or marking a research checkpoint with a structured summary.
Adapt interfaces for different devices, breakpoints, platforms, and usage contexts without sacrificing core usability.
End-to-end hotel booking with USDC wallet payment. Use when the user wants the agent to search, book, and pay for a hotel in one autonomous flow — phrases like "book me a hotel in Tokyo and pay with USDC", "find a place in Paris and pay from my wallet", "handle the whole booking for next week". Orchestrates: search → select → authenticate wallet → fund if needed → pay via x402 → confirm. Do NOT use for search-only, payment-only, or non-hotel bookings.
Use when a user has finished using one installed skill and wants to preserve actionable feedback about that skill while the session context is still fresh
Guide first-time Starchild users through onboarding with assistant/intern positioning, quick wins, discovery questions, and game-style feedback. Use for fresh sessions, vague starts, what-can-you-do questions, or users who don't know where to begin.
Use when a feature, bugfix, review, planning, implementation, verification, commit, push, or PR task needs orchestration across multiple project skills. Maestro is the entry point for full-cycle engineering work: classify the request, choose the right domain/framework skills, enforce planning/build/publish gates, and carry the task from intake to done without replacing the specialized skills it coordinates.
Open a named, traced browser session into an RVF cognitive container with a ruvector trajectory recording every action