cmin764
UserA place to centralize and maintain configuration files for development tools
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Indexed Skills (5)
frontend-review
Stack-aware frontend code review for any React or Next.js project. Detects the project's stack (Next.js App Router, Vite SPA, react-router, Tailwind v3/v4, shadcn/ui, framer-motion) and applies only the matching rules from a unified checklist covering accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA), routing, SEO, security, performance, TypeScript, Tailwind, component structure, and code quality. Use when self-reviewing changes before merge, auditing a frontend codebase, or when the user says "review my frontend", "audit this React app", "check this branch before merge", or "frontend review". Diff mode by default; pass `full` to audit the whole codebase. Fixes critical findings by default; tier the fix pass with `--fix all` or `--fix none`.
config-sync
Sync hand-edited development configuration between this repo and the live machine, and restore it on a fresh Mac. Use when the user wants to check what's drifted between ~/Work/cmin764/configs and their home directory, wants to push repo config onto the machine or pull machine changes back into the repo, is setting up a new Mac, or mentions rotating the secrets in ~/.zprofile.local. Covers shell/git dotfiles, Claude Code user settings, and app configs (Cursor, Codex, iTerm2, Sublime, Docker) -- not the repo's skills themselves, which are just files.
disk-janitor
Detect reclaimable disk space on macOS and optionally clean it up via a tiered Python script. Use this skill whenever the user says "my Mac is full", "free up disk space", "what's eating my disk", "clear caches", "clean up stale data", "how much space can I recover", "disk cleanup", or any variation of wanting to understand or reclaim storage. Always run the dry-run report first so the user sees what will be touched before anything is deleted. Triggers even when the user just wants to understand disk usage without committing to cleanup.
job-fit-assessor
Produces a structured, interactive React artifact that annotates a job description against a candidate profile, surfacing strong fits, partial fits, and gaps — each with specific evidence and honest assessor notes. Use this skill whenever a job description or JD URL is shared alongside profile materials (resume, GitHub, cover letter, personal documents, online accounts), or when the user says things like "how do I match this role", "assess my fit", "annotate this JD", "should I apply", "what are my weak points for this job", or "run a fit assessment". Also trigger when the user shares recruiter context alongside their background, or asks to evaluate any role against their experience. Accepts an optional profile directory path (positional, --profile-dir flag, or natural language like "my profile is at ~/path/") to read candidate materials from a specific location instead of the working directory. The output is a filterable, collapsible React artifact with an overall fit score and optional PDF export.
travel-planner
Generate two paired HTML travel artifacts from raw trip data: (1) a dense, printable itinerary table and (2) an interactive Leaflet route map. Use this skill whenever the user wants to plan, document, or visualize a multi-stop trip — especially when they describe a route with dates, stays, flights, or transport legs. Triggers on phrases like "create my itinerary", "build a route map", "plan my trip", "update the travel table", "add a new stop", "I'm flying to X then Y", or any trip planning conversation involving 3+ locations. Also triggers when the user uploads booking confirmations, flight tickets, or accommodation details and asks to incorporate them into a trip overview. Always produce both artifacts together unless the user explicitly asks for one.
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