frankieramirez
UserAgent skills I use across projects: multi-reviewer review, planning maps, inbox triage, and prose that sounds like a person. Claude Code plugin and skills.sh source.
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Indexed Skills (17)
attune
Change one setting the other skills read for this repo, without redoing setup: the triage label names, the command that proves the project works, how pull request proof is captured, the domain docs layout, whether a second CLI reviews every diff, the worktree files, whether pull requests enter triage as requests, the tracker key, the Archmage persona for skill workflows, or the Archmage style for every turn of a session. Run it with nothing to see every current setting and what reads it. Use when asked to change the validation command, set the test command, rename the triage labels, enable or disable Archmage, set Archmage as the output style or the session voice, add or remove a peer reviewer, turn off the second reviewer, fix the Linear team key, or /attune.
augur
Find what a change could break beyond its diff, name the one fact it is safe because of, and prove that fact by running real code instead of writing it up. Use for blast radius, what could this break, is this change safe, what else does this touch, reviewing a small diff you do not trust, or /augur.
banish
Strip comments that do not earn their place. Spawns the Comment Reaper on the caller's files or the current diff, applies the accepted deletions, and fixes or reports the code the comments were covering for. Use when asked to banish comments, remove comments, clean up comments, decomment, or run /banish.
cast
Implement one ready ticket or spec on the current branch, then open a pull request with visual evidence. Use when asked to cast a ticket, implement this ticket, build this issue, take the next ready ticket, or /cast. Pass next to claim the oldest unclaimed ready-for-agent issue, and no-pr to stop after the commit.
conjure
Turn a finished plan, spec, or decision map into a build effort with ready-for-agent tickets, or resume its filing and check progress. Use when asked to file the build tickets, break this spec into issues, turn the plan into tickets, slice the work, resume filing build tickets, check progress and close out a build effort, or /conjure.
mend
Resolve an in-progress git merge, rebase, cherry-pick, or revert that has conflict markers or unmerged paths, or merge a pull request's base into the current branch and resolve what conflicts. Use when asked to mend, resolve merge conflicts, fix rebase conflicts, finish a conflicted rebase or cherry-pick, resolve the conflicts on this PR, my PR has conflicts, merge main into this branch, bring this branch up to date, /mend, or /resolve-merge-conflicts.
mimic
Reply to a message, comment, thread, review, or email as the user, so the result reads like they typed it themselves and nobody suspects an AI wrote it. Use when asked to reply as me, respond to this, answer this comment, draft a reply, be me, sound like me, or /mimic. Pulls the user's voice from examples in context and applies the dispel register. With setup or refresh, or when asked to build or update my voice profile, spawns Ghost to fill in a voice profile from the user's own writing.
portal
Choose the next skill and ticket from the tracker and current branch. Use for /portal, what next, route this issue, or pick up where I left off.
remedy
Remedy PR review feedback by fixing the code and pushing, without replying on the PR. Use when addressing review comments, resolving review threads, clearing code-review feedback on a pull request, remedying a review, or asked to handle PR feedback without commenting.
reveal
Open or update a pull request with a scannable description (compact trees and diffs) plus a screenshot, recording, or command-output image. Use when opening a PR, creating a pull request, adding screenshots or a video to a PR, filing a PR with a demo, writing a visual PR description, attaching evidence to a pull request, or /reveal.
scan
Deep multi-reviewer code review for bugs, regressions, tests, standards, and whether the change meets its ticket. Dispatches specialist reviewer subagents in parallel, merges their findings into one report, checks the diff against the ticket's acceptance criteria, then asks whether to report only, fix and push, or leave inline PR comments. Use before opening a PR, when asked for a thorough review, to scan a branch, or to review a PR.
scry
Plan a chunk of work too big for one agent session as a shared map of decision tickets on GitHub, and resolve them one at a time. Use when asked to scry, wayfinder, chart a map, walk a map, take the next ticket on the map, or /scry.
setup-mana
Set up a repository for the other skills using your chosen tracker, asking where tickets live when that choice is missing. Supports GitHub Issues, Linear, Jira, markdown files under .scratch/, or a tracker you describe in a paragraph. Detects and writes the configuration and a pointer block in CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md. Run once per repo, and again to refresh configuration or switch trackers. Use when asked to set up mana, set up this repo for the skills, choose the issue tracker, connect Linear or Jira, point the skills at a tracker, or /setup-mana.
sift
Move unlabeled and needs-triage issues through inbox states and write agent-ready briefs, on GitHub, Linear, Jira, or local files. Use when asked to sift the inbox, triage issues, show what needs attention, or /sift. Pass you-pick to triage without waiting for answers.
ultima
Audit a whole frontend codebase for design system drift, missing interaction states, accessibility gaps, and component interface problems, then present ranked candidates in a self-contained HTML report and ask whether to report only, file tickets, or fix one now. Use when asked to audit the frontend, review UI consistency, find design system drift, check design token usage, run an accessibility audit from code, review usability or interaction states, improve frontend code quality, or /ultima.
dispel
Use when writing or rewriting any prose the user will read or send: Slack messages, PR descriptions, Linear tickets, docs, emails, release notes, summaries, plans, blog posts, commit bodies. Strips the LLM-essay register (em dashes, antithesis, corrective negation, rule of three, setup/payoff, throat-clearing openers, landing sentences, nominalization, hedging, performed enthusiasm, metaphor nouns, passive voice, adverbs) and writes for the spoken voice instead. Also use when the user says "no em dashes", "sounds like AI", "make it sound human", "strip the AI voice", or invokes /dispel.
ward
Monitor an open GitHub pull request until it merges or closes, fixing valid review feedback and branch-caused CI failures along the way. Use when asked to ward a PR, monitor a pull request, watch CI and review feedback, keep an eye on a PR, or keep handling feedback until merge.
Bio shown is the top-scored skill's repo description as a fallback — real GitHub bios land in a future update.