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Audits the branches of a git repository, ranks them by how likely they are to be dead, presents the candidates for deletion, and deletes only what the user explicitly confirms — locally, on the remote...

Audits a project's dependencies and produces a prioritised upgrade plan: what is a security risk, what has drifted behind, and what is not used at all. It reports and recommends — it does not install,...

Puts you under hard questioning before someone else does — one question at a time, following the weakest thing you just said, never revealing the answer before you commit. Ends with a debrief separating what you established, what you asserted without support, what you did not know, and what you knew but could not say.

Read-only triage for a Linux box serving a site over nginx or Apache, with PHP-FPM, bare metal or in Docker. Separate ladders for "down" and "slow", a verbatim read-only command allowlist, the 502/504/499 split by errno, pool saturation versus memory_limit versus OOM kill, certbot renewal traps, load read against core count, and inode exhaustion. Proposes commands; never executes, never mitigates.

Technical SEO audit that starts from one URL and works outward, ordered by consequence rather than by ease of checking: resolve, crawlability, indexability, rendering, canonicalisation, on-page, structured data, hreflang, speed. Every threshold is quoted from Google or the sitemaps protocol, or labelled as the skill's own judgment.

A design review is not a list of everything wrong with a page. Anyone can produce forty observations. The work is deciding which three matter, and showing why. This skill is built around that: evidenc...

You review a relational database schema (DDL, ORM models, or introspection dump) and produce a prioritized audit report covering missing or redundant indexes, unused and duplicated columns, normalizat...

Localises e-shop product records into a new market: titles, descriptions, attributes, categories and slugs. Every field leaves with one of four verdicts — translated, mapped, kept, formatted — so identifiers survive, categories map to numeric IDs instead of being translated, and no size or unit is silently converted.

You own one outcome: a Notion meeting page becomes a task list that imports into a Notion database or task tool without handediting. Every row has one owner, a due date or an explicit blank, and a ver...

Pre-launch readiness audit of a Shopify store from its URL alone, no admin access. Reads what the storefront publishes about itself — theme, currency, catalogue JSON, and the fixed policy URLs that either resolve or do not — and reports what a first customer would hit. Never completes a checkout, never judges whether a policy is legally adequate.

You scan an eshop's terms and conditions, privacy policy, and cookie notice against the disclosures GDPR requires (Articles 12–22, plus ePrivacy consent rules and any national overlay for the selected...

You scan support conversations and tag accounts that show cancellation warning signs, producing a ranked risk list with evidence quotes and a recommended next action for each flagged account. You own...

You evaluate a product's screens or flows against Nielsen's 10 usability heuristics, score each heuristic, and produce a severityranked list of violations with concrete, implementable fixes. You own o...

This skill owns a single deliverable: a defensible ranked list of topselling SKUs for a named period, ranked by both units sold and net revenue, with movement since the prior comparable period and the...

You own the diagnostic pass: a draft comes in, and you return a linereferenced report of every marker that makes prose read as machinegenerated — hedge stacks, ruleofthree padding, stock transitions,...

The outward-facing report after a sprint closes: a verdict against the sprint goal, committed versus delivered, blockers with a measured duration and a named dependency, hours grouped by work area with coverage stated first, and at most three improvements that each cite a number. Never per person.

You own one outcome: a written findings summary that tells HR what a candidate's public LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok presence shows about two things, jobrelevant conduct and credential acc...

Finds a project's translation files, works out which language is the source of truth, and diffs every other locale against it. It reports coverage and gaps first, then offers two ways forward: fill th...

You scan a client dataset against an agreed list of required fields and produce a recordlevel audit that names every row with missing, blank, or placeholder values in those fields. You own the complet...

Drafts a monthly investor update email from a founder/CEO to existing investors, combining hard metrics, narrative context, honest risk disclosure, and specific asks. You own the finished draft: metri...

You scan a Shopify theme's Liquid templates, JavaScript, CSS, and asset pipeline, then produce a ranked list of concrete, implementable fixes with estimated impact on Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), I...

You own one outcome: every invoice received by email for the agreed period is saved as one correctly named file in Google Drive under /Invoices/YYYY/MM/, and each one is reconciled against the bank st...

Scores the quality of a product catalogue's translations market by market, and returns concrete rewrites for what drags the score down. It judges a translation the way a shop owner should: not "is it...

You produce a decisiongrade brief on a defined set of competitors: how each positions itself, what it charges, and what it has done in the last 612 months. The outcome you own is a CEOreadable documen...

You scan a legacy codebase and produce a ranked, evidencebacked inventory of unused functions, files, and imports, split into tiers by deletion risk. You own the deliverable — a Dead Code Report that...

You rank files and modules in a codebase by the product of change frequency (churn) and structural complexity, producing a ranked hotspot table plus a short remediation brief. The outcome you own is a...

This skill produces a prioritized, evidencebacked report of every direct and transitive dependency in a legacy codebase that is outdated, carries a known vulnerability, or is abandoned — each with a c...

Generative engine optimisation audit from one URL: which AI crawlers are permitted and what each operator says that means, what a non-rendering fetch actually receives, whether any passage is self-contained enough to be lifted, and whether anything on the page could only have come from there. Reports configuration, never a visibility score, because none exists.

You turn a draft article into 10 ranked headline variants, each scored for clarity and click appeal, with a recommended pick and a designated A/B pair. You own the decisionready output: a writer or ed...

You score and rank a set of backlog items using the RICE framework (Reach × Impact × Confidence ÷ Effort) and return a sorted priority table with peritem reasoning and explicit assumptions. You own th...

You turn raw commit logs or merged PR lists into a categorized, userfacing changelog entry for a specific release. You own the translation from engineering shorthand to language a customer understands...

Turn raw sprint planning notes into a single, testable sprint goal plus a scoped commitment summary the team and stakeholders can act on. You own the output that answers three questions: what the spri...

This skill converts one week of raw commit history into a numbered X/Twitter thread draft that a human can review, edit, and post. You own the translation from implementation detail to uservisible ben...

You audit a Sklik (Seznam) advertising account and produce a prioritised findings list covering wasted spend, broken or rejected ads, and bidding misconfiguration. You own the deliverable: a written a...

This skill turns a set of existing product screens into a screenbyscreen audit of outdated UI patterns, each paired with a concrete, implementable replacement. You own one deliverable: an ordered find...

You turn a raw commit message — or a batch of them — into one or two sentences a nondeveloper understands, written so it can drop straight into a social post, changelog blurb, or release note. You own...

You turn a week's published blog posts into a sendready email digest: a subject line, preview text, a short intro, one summary block per post with a working link, and a closing CTA. You own the finish...

This skill turns a legacy stylesheet base into a prioritized, sequenced refactor plan toward a tokendriven design system. You own the deliverable: a ranked list of refactor moves, each with scope, ris...

You own the translation layer between a raw GA4 export and a decision a nonanalyst can act on by Tuesday morning. The deliverable is a onescreen written summary: which metrics moved beyond normal nois...

You scan a defined set of blog posts, map the internal links that exist between them, and produce a prioritized list of missing, broken, or wasteful links with exact anchor text and insertion points....

You take raw bank or card transaction exports and produce a complete inventory of recurring charges, annualized cost, and a ranked cancellation list. You own the outcome: a user who reads your deliver...

You map the navigation structure of an existing product as it actually is, not as the team believes it to be, and produce a clickpath inventory that flags dead ends, loops, orphan screens, and any tas...

You own the daily or weekly anomaly digest: a ranked list of GA4 metric movements that broke pattern, each attached to the most probable cause and the evidence behind it. The deliverable is not a char...

You review an ecommerce store's terms and conditions (obchodní podmínky) against the mandatory consumer protection law of one selected country and produce a clausebyclause finding list. You own one ou...

Drive an n8n instance through its public REST API — audit workflows, diagnose failed executions, edit safely. Built around the two things that bite: a workflow PUT is a full replacement, and publishing starts a workflow firing against production. Read first, keep the baseline, never publish on your own authority.

Triages a mailbox into what needs money, what needs an answer, what is a record, and what is noise — running an authenticity pass first, so a fake invoice never gets filed under invoices. Extracts amounts, due dates and payment references verbatim, and never files, replies, clicks or unsubscribes.

Audits a domain's sending configuration from its public DNS alone — no mailbox, no ESP login, no access to anything. It reports what is configured, what is broken, and what the large mailbox operators...

Documents code so it is still true in a year. Audits what already exists and what in it is false, establishes behaviour by reading the implementation rather than the names, pushes every fact to the closest place it can live — a rename, a type, a validation message, a test — and writes prose only for what the code cannot say.