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Claude Skill Adversarial code-review skill for Claude

A Claude skill that reviews a diff by trying to refute each finding before reporting it.

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Gemini Prompt Grounded research prompt for Gemini

A prompt that forces Gemini to cite sources and flag uncertainty instead of guessing.

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DeepSeek Workflow Reasoning-first debugging workflow for DeepSeek

A workflow that makes DeepSeek state a hypothesis and a test before proposing any fix.

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Cursor Recipe Refactor-with-tests recipe for Cursor

A Cursor recipe that writes a characterization test before each refactor step.

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MiniMax Skill Roleplay-agent skill for MiniMax

A skill that keeps a consistent persona and memory across a long MiniMax conversation.

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Claude Skill Conventional-commit writer for Claude

Turns a staged diff into a clean Conventional Commits message — correct type, tight subject, useful body.

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ChatGPT Workflow Source-grounded research brief for ChatGPT

Uses ChatGPT search plus an adversarial verification pass to turn a fuzzy question into a sourced brief you can hand to someone else.

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Codex CLI Skill Review-before-apply skill for Codex CLI

Forces Codex CLI to show the diff, review its own changes, run focused validation, and list uncertainty before you keep the patch.

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GitHub Copilot Skill Code review guardrails for GitHub Copilot

A review skill that makes Copilot focus on concrete behavior changes, missing tests, and repo instructions instead of generic style chatter.

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GitHub Copilot Template Repository instructions bootstrap for GitHub Copilot

A starter layout for .github/copilot-instructions.md, path-specific instruction files, and AGENTS.md so Copilot stops guessing how your repo works.

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GitHub Copilot Recipe Test generation loop for GitHub Copilot

Use /setupTests, /tests, and /fixTestFailure in a red-green loop instead of asking Copilot to “add some tests” and hoping for the best.

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Cursor Recipe Reproduce-first bug hunt for Cursor

Forces a failing test that reproduces the bug before any fix — so you know it's actually fixed.

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ChatGPT Template Custom GPT acceptance harness

A reusable test harness for checking whether a custom GPT actually follows its instructions, uses tools correctly, and fails safely.

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Claude Skill Security-review skill for Claude

A structured security pass over a diff — checks the OWASP-relevant classes, ranks by exploitability, and shows a repro.

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Claude Workflow Spec-first feature build (workflow)

Stops the model from coding too early — lock a short spec and a test list before a single line is written.

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Point your agent at the catalogue: the LLM Mart MCP server and API

The whole public catalogue is an MCP server and a REST API, so your agent can search skills, tools and slash-commands as native tools. Setup is one config block. Plus a private vault that carries your own prompts between machines.

agents coding security
Aug 22
Ship a prompt like code: a five-case eval harness you can build in an hour

You wouldn't ship a function you ran once. Here's the smallest evaluation setup that catches real regressions — five cases, three graders, and a rule for when to add a sixth.

writing data prompt-engineering
Jun 29
The instruction file is the highest-leverage file in your repo

AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, copilot-instructions.md and .cursor/rules all solve the same problem. Most of them are written badly. Here's what changes agent behaviour and what's decoration.

agents coding prompt-engineering
Jun 26
Prompt injection is not an XSS problem

Sanitizing output protects your page. It does nothing for an agent that reads a poisoned README and then runs a command. A practical model of the threat, and what actually helps.

code-review agents security
Jun 23
Prompt, skill, workflow, recipe, template, agent: a working taxonomy

The words are used interchangeably and they shouldn't be. Six categories, what actually distinguishes them, and how to tell which one you're holding.

writing agents prompt-engineering
Jun 20
How to write a prompt you can reuse

Most prompts are lucky one-offs. The ones that keep working share a structure: an explicit role, a checklist of constraints, a worked example, and a self-check step. Here's how to build one.

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/schedule Schedule routines

Create, update, list, or run cloud routines on a schedule.

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/stop Stop background work

Stop all background terminals started by the current session.

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/FORMAT AS: [format] Format as

Force a specific output structure such as table, JSON, CSV, or Markdown.

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/CONTEXT STACK: n Context stack

Rely only on the last n messages.

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/clear Clear chat

Start a fresh chat session.

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/search Generate search query

Turn a natural-language request into a Search view query.

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/diff Show diff

Open an interactive diff viewer of uncommitted and per-turn changes.

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/resume Resume conversation

Resume a conversation by ID or name, or open the session picker.

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/model Select model

Choose the active model and, when available, its reasoning effort.

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/FIRST PRINCIPLES First-principles analysis

Explain a concept from the ground up, starting with fundamentals.

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/REFLECTIVE MODE Reflective mode

Meta-analyze what may have been missed.

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/ask Ask mode

Enable read-only question mode.

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/fork Fork chat

Fork the current chat into a new independent session with the same history.

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/dataviz Data visualization

Design guidance for charts, graphs, and dashboards.

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/release-notes Release notes

View the changelog in an interactive version picker.

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/infographic Design infographic

Design a visual infographic concept.

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/import Import external setup

Import supported Claude Code setup, project files, or recent chats into Codex.

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/DEV MODE Developer mode

Technical mode for code and specifications.

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/code-review Code review

Review the current diff for correctness bugs and cleanups; --fix applies findings.

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/plan Plan mode

Enter plan mode directly from the prompt.

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