sakydev
UserClaude skills, scripts and configs for everyday use
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Indexed Skills (6)
aws
Use this skill whenever the user asks about AWS — querying resources, debugging infrastructure, reading logs, checking costs, IAM, S3, EC2, RDS, Lambda, ECS, CloudWatch, or any other AWS service. Covers CLI commands, SDK calls, and architectural questions.
ffmpeg
Use this skill whenever the user asks to process, convert, compress, trim, merge, extract, or otherwise manipulate video or audio files using ffmpeg. Covers format conversion, compression, clipping, filtering, and any other ffmpeg operation.
investing
Use this skill whenever the user asks about investing, stocks, funds, portfolio decisions, market moves, specific companies, or anything related to putting money to work. Applies Buffett/Munger value investing principles. Blocks hedges, speculation, and bad bets.
writing-critique
Use this skill whenever the user shares writing and asks for feedback, critique, a review, or wants you to "be honest" about their work. Trigger on phrases like "critique this", "what do you think of this", "tear this apart", "give me feedback", "is this working", "how's my prose", or any time the user pastes fiction, journal writing, or prose and asks for an opinion. Do not water down the feedback. This skill exists to make the user a better writer, not to make them feel good.
github-conventions
Use this skill before creating a branch, writing a commit message, or opening a pull request in this project. Trigger on: "create a branch", "commit this", "write a commit message", "open a PR", "create a pull request", "what should I name this branch", or any time a GitHub workflow action is about to happen.
linear-ticket
Use this skill whenever the user shares a Linear.app ticket link or ticket ID (e.g. FLX-123, https://linear.app/…/issue/FLX-123/…). Fetch and deeply read the full ticket — description, status, assignee, all comments and replies — before doing any work. Raise concerns if the user's request conflicts with or diverges from what the ticket actually describes.
Bio shown is the top-scored skill's repo description as a fallback — real GitHub bios land in a future update.