Agent skills for Claude Code
Personal context through markdown notes.
Use gh CLI directly for all GitHub operations including issues, PRs, and API calls. Use when interacting with GitHub from the command line.
Configure Vercel environment variables for syner.bot. Use when deploying the bot, setting up env vars, or troubleshooting deployment issues.
Scaffold syner components. Orchestrates creation of skills, agents, and apps by delegating to specialized skills. Use when creating new components or when the user says "crear", "new", "scaffold".
Create syner agents. Use when creating new agents, or when user says "crear agente", "new agent", "subagent".
Scaffold new applications following the syner common stack. Use when creating new apps, projects, or when the user says "nueva app", "create app", "new project", or "scaffold".
Create syner skills. Use when creating new skills, or when user says "crear skill", "new skill", "add capability".
Test syner agents using output-first methodology. Use when testing an agent, validating behavior, or debugging agent output.
Update existing applications to match the current syner standard stack. Ensures all apps maintain the same foundation and tooling.
Review GitHub Actions workflows before running. Use when about to trigger a workflow, debugging workflow failures, or auditing workflow logic. Triggers on "review workflow", "check this workflow", "before I run this", "why did this fail".
Orchestrator for tasks that need your personal context. Routes to specialists or executes directly. Use when the task spans multiple areas, benefits from understanding your full situation, or you're unsure which skill to use. Loads context proportionally - simple requests get simple responses.
Health audit for the backlog itself. Detects stale items, duplicates, dependency chains, and implicit items buried inside notes that should be tracked separately. Use to keep the backlog clean and actionable.
Triage backlog items against the current codebase. Compares each item to actual code state, marks as fixed/partial/open, assigns priorities, and updates the backlog note. Use when starting a session without a task, or to check what's pending.
Generate daily briefing from pre-gathered GitHub data. Your single dashboard showing PRs ready for review, issues needing decisions, and completed work. Use when asked for "briefing", "daily status", or on scheduled CI runs.
Improve an existing skill by auditing and applying fixes. Use when asked to "enhance skill", "improve skill", "fix skill issues", or when code-reviewer detects skill file changes. Delegates to syner-skill-reviewer for audit, then proposes and applies fixes with user confirmation.
Generate startup ideas from your vault. Synthesize your unique knowledge, experiences, and observations into actionable startup or project ideas. Use when you want to explore what you could build based on your accumulated insights.
Bridge two domains you've been circling. Find unexpected connections between two different areas, topics, or projects in your notes. Use when you sense a link but can't articulate it, or to discover non-obvious relationships.
Fix skill symlinks in skills/. Use when symlinks are broken, skills not showing up, or after creating new skills.
Authenticate gh CLI using GitHub App tokens. Use BEFORE any gh command (issues, PRs, API calls). Use when gh auth fails, when "not logged in" errors appear, or proactively before GitHub operations.
Promote daily thoughts into real assets. Transform scattered daily notes, fleeting thoughts, and rough ideas into structured, actionable documents. Use when a thought has matured enough to become a proper article, plan, or reference document.
Load your full life + work state. Discovers and reads all notes across all app vaults, building a unified context of your knowledge, projects, goals, and current thinking. Use when starting a new session or when you need the AI to understand your complete situation.
Enhance READMEs for apps and packages by analyzing actual code. Detects maturity level, special capabilities (plan mode), and generates honest, focused READMEs. Use when creating or updating README files.
Review skills for quality, safety, and convention compliance. Use when auditing a skill's instructions, checking for prompt injection risks, first-person voice issues, or verifying best practices. Triggers on "review this skill", "audit skill", "check skill quality", "is this skill safe", or when evaluating skills before publishing.
Track idea evolution - proactively surfaces evolved ideas worth revisiting, or traces a specific concept manually.