IDE & Editors
2165 skills in Tools > IDE & Editors
scanning-input-validation-practices
This skill enables Claude to automatically scan source code for potential input validation vulnerabilities. It identifies areas where user-supplied data is not properly sanitized or validated before being used in operations, which could lead to security exploits like SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), or command injection. Use this skill when the user asks to "scan for input validation issues", "check input sanitization", "find potential XSS vulnerabilities", or similar requests related to securing user input. It is particularly useful during code reviews, security audits, and when hardening applications against common web vulnerabilities. The skill leverages the input-validation-scanner plugin to perform the analysis.
Unnamed Skill
Comprehensive guide for creating, reviewing, and improving skills that extend Claude's capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, and tool integrations. Use this skill when: (1) Creating a new skill from scratch, (2) Reviewing or auditing an existing skill for quality and adherence to best practices, (3) Updating or refactoring an existing skill, (4) Understanding skill architecture, anatomy, and design patterns, (5) Troubleshooting skill loading, triggering, or packaging issues, (6) Learning how to effectively use bundled resources like scripts, references, and assets, (7) Planning what type of skill structure is appropriate for a given use case.
jetbrains-coding
Use when JetBrains MCP tools are available (mcp__jetbrains__*) - enforces IDE-native workflow with problem checking after file completion, and smart refactoring tools instead of grep/sed
skill-creator
Guide for creating effective skills. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends Claude's capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, or tool integrations.
rfc-authoring
Guide OAK RFC creation with template selection, section-by-section writing expertise, and quality-driven authoring patterns.
workflow-router
Determine next agent based on state machine rules. Use AFTER receiving any BAZINGA agent response to decide what to do next.
conversation-analyzer
Analyzes AI conversation exports to identify recurring patterns and generate custom Claude Skills. Use when analyzing conversation data, identifying workflow patterns, or creating reusable AI skills from usage history.
setting-up-experiment-tracking
This skill automates the setup of machine learning experiment tracking using tools like MLflow or Weights & Biases (W&B). It is triggered when the user requests to "track experiments", "setup experiment tracking", "initialize MLflow", or "integrate W&B". The skill configures the necessary environment, initializes the tracking server (if needed), and provides code snippets for logging experiment parameters, metrics, and artifacts. It helps ensure reproducibility and simplifies the comparison of different model runs.
creativity-skills
Compositional navigation tools for exploring conceptual space and generating novel outputs. Use when conversation feels stuck, obvious, or generic; when exploring connections between domains; when seeking unexpected perspectives; when outputs need more depth or novelty; when brainstorming or ideation is needed; or when the user invokes skill names like REFRAME, BRIDGE, ELABORATE, COLLIDE, etc.
performing-security-audits
This skill allows Claude to conduct comprehensive security audits of code, infrastructure, and configurations. It leverages various tools within the security-pro-pack plugin, including vulnerability scanning, compliance checking, cryptography review, and infrastructure security analysis. Use this skill when a user requests a "security audit," "vulnerability assessment," "compliance review," or any task involving identifying and mitigating security risks. It helps to ensure code and systems adhere to security best practices and compliance standards. Activates when you request "performing security audits" functionality.
backend-dev-guidelines
Backend development guidelines for Node.js/Express/TypeScript applications. Layered architecture (Routes â Controllers â Services â Repositories), error handling, validation, middleware patterns, database access, and testing. Use when creating routes, endpoints, APIs, controllers, services, repositories, middleware, or working with backend code.
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This skill should be used when the user wants to start a complete article writing project and needs guidance through the full iterative workflow. Triggers: "ćŒć§ćäœæ”çš", "ćŒć§ćäœ", "help me write article", "guide writing process"
fullstory-privacy-controls
Comprehensive guide for implementing Fullstory's Element Privacy Controls (fs-exclude, fs-mask, fs-unmask) for web applications. Teaches proper privacy class usage, understanding what data leaves the device, CSS selector rules, and Form Privacy features. Includes detailed good/bad examples for protecting sensitive elements while maintaining session replay utility.
tech-stack-adapter
Detects Python project configuration and provides commands fortesting, building, coverage, and containerization.Use when: Starting workflow, detecting project stack, need TEST_CMDTriggers: detect stack, what commands, initial setupOutputs: TEST_CMD, BUILD_CMD, COVERAGE_CMD, COVERAGE_CHECK, MIGRATE_CMD
implementing-backup-strategies
This skill implements backup strategies for databases and applications. It generates configuration files and setup code to ensure data protection and disaster recovery. Use this skill when the user requests to "implement backup strategy", "configure backups", "setup data recovery", or needs help with "backup automation". The skill provides production-ready configurations, best practices, and multi-platform support for database and application backups. It focuses on security and scalability.
mcp-builder
Guide for creating high-quality MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers that enable LLMs to interact with external services through well-designed tools. Use when building MCP servers to integrate external APIs or services, whether in Python (FastMCP) or Node/TypeScript (MCP SDK).
detecting-infrastructure-drift
This skill enables Claude to detect infrastructure drift from a desired state. It uses the `drift-detect` command to identify discrepancies between the current infrastructure configuration and the intended configuration, as defined in infrastructure-as-code tools like Terraform. Use this skill when the user asks to check for infrastructure drift, identify configuration changes, or ensure that the current infrastructure matches the desired state. It is particularly useful in DevOps workflows for maintaining infrastructure consistency and preventing configuration errors. Trigger this skill when the user mentions "drift detection," "infrastructure changes," "configuration drift," or requests a "drift report."
component-creation
Comprehensive guide for creating React components in the squared package and squareone app. Use this skill when creating new components, setting up component structure, implementing CSS Modules styling, writing Storybook stories, or setting up component tests. Covers TypeScript patterns (type vs interface, no React.FC), CSS Modules with design tokens, compound component patterns, Storybook integration, and vitest testing.
comparing-database-schemas
This skill leverages the database-diff-tool plugin to compare database schemas, generate migration scripts, and provide rollback procedures. It is triggered when the user requests database schema comparisons, migration script generation, or database synchronization. Use this skill when asked to identify differences between database schemas (PostgreSQL or MySQL), create safe migration scripts with transaction safety, validate changes before deployment, or generate rollback procedures. The skill is activated by requests involving terms like "database diff", "schema comparison", "generate migration script", "database synchronization", or `/db-diff`.
batch-operations
Use when performing 3+ similar operations like file edits, searches, or git operations. Triggers on repetitive tasks, "do the same for", loop-like patterns. Enables parallel tool calls and batch-editor delegation.