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Search for and install Agent Skills that give you specialized capabilities. Before starting work, ask might a skill exist that handles this better than my base knowledge? If the task involves specific technologies, frameworks, file formats, or expert domains. Search proactively, even if the user doesn't mention skills. Skills encode best practices, tools, and techniques you wouldn't otherwise have. Also use when users explicitly ask to find, install, or manage skills.
This skill should be used when checking for naming conflicts between local skills (~/.claude/skills) and plugin-provided skills (~/.claude/plugins). Use to identify duplicate or similarly named skills that may cause inconsistent agent behavior.
Create and manage Jenkins CI/CD pipelines, configure agents, manage plugins, and automate builds. Use when working with Jenkins servers, creating Jenkinsfiles, or setting up build automation for enterprise environments.
Show what's new in Kata since the installed version, displaying changelog entries, checking for Kata updates, or reviewing recent changes. Triggers include "what's new", "whats new", "show changes", "changelog", "recent changes", and "what changed".
Diagnose and fix plugin registry issues including orphaned entries and project-scope conflicts (addresses Claude Code issue
Upgrade toprank plugin to the latest version. Updates the marketplace repo, installs the new version to the plugin cache, and updates installed_plugins.json. Use when asked to "upgrade toprank", "update toprank", or "get latest version". Also handles inline upgrade prompts when a skill detects UPGRADE_AVAILABLE at startup.
Create, manage, and orchestrate AI agents using the AI Maestro CLI. Use when the user asks to "create agent", "list agents", "delete agent", "hibernate agent", "wake agent", "install plugin", "show agent", "restart agent", or any agent lifecycle management task.
codex to run the local Codex CLI or manage its installation, login, MCP, and plugins.
About the TL;DR mod that comes with this skill: on a long reply it highlights in yellow the few paragraphs worth reading, shows the reply in one sentence as a notification, and puts a TL;DR on/off button above the prompt. Use when the user asks what the yellow highlight or the TL;DR button is, how to turn it off, why it did not show up, what it costs, or how to remove it. Triggers: "TL;DR mod", "yellow highlight", "turn off TL;DR", "why is my reply yellow", "המוד של TL;DR", "הסימון הצהוב", "לכבות את TL;DR". NOT for summarizing or shortening a text the user gives you.
claude-code to run the local Claude CLI or manage its installation, auth, MCP, and plugins.
Use for updating Team only on explicit request. Updates every harness that already has Team to the latest release.
About the Hebrew tools mod that comes with this skill: buttons above the prompt that translate the last English reply into Hebrew and back, and flip Hebrew lines between right and left alignment. Use when the user asks what these buttons are, how translation works or what it costs, why Hebrew is aligned a certain way, how to turn it off, or how to remove it. Triggers: "Translate to Hebrew button", "Hebrew tools", "⇄ Left button", "כפתור תרגום", "יישור לימין", "העברית לא מיושרת", "המוד של העברית". NOT for translating a text the user gives you in the chat: just translate it.