punkaze
Userpunkaze's Claude Code agent skills collection (plugin marketplace). Ships the bruno skill: author/generate/run Bruno .bru API collections.
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bruno
Bruno, the Git-friendly API client, and its CLI (bru). Use when authoring or editing .bru requests/collections, generating a collection from an OpenAPI spec or a codebase's routes, writing Bruno tests or scripts, managing environments and secrets, or running collections with `bru run` (local or CI).
hetzner-server-provision
Use this skill whenever the user wants to create, provision, or spin up a new Hetzner Cloud server. Triggers on phrases like "create a server on Hetzner", "spin up a Hetzner VPS", "set up a new Hetzner instance", "deploy to Hetzner", or any mention of Hetzner server creation. Also use when the user wants to migrate to a different Hetzner location or server type. Always invoke this skill before manually running Hetzner API calls — it handles all the edge cases automatically.
tracking-test-cases
Open a persistent, branch-scoped QA checklist before opening a PR — a local interactive console for manually verifying a feature, with results that survive across re-runs (e.g. after addressing review feedback) even though the branch's worktree gets deleted after merge. Use when the user wants a pre-PR test pass, asks to "track test cases for this branch/feature/PR", or before finishing a development branch if no QA pass has been recorded yet for it. NOT for automated test suites, NOT for post-merge or ongoing mid-development checklists, NOT for tracking review-comment threads.
free-disk-space
Find what's safe to delete to reclaim disk space on a macOS or Linux machine, and hand the user copy-paste cleanup commands. Use this whenever the user wants to free up storage, is running low on disk, asks "what's taking up space", "my disk is full", "find junk/trash I can delete", "clean up my Mac", "what can I remove", "df shows my root/disk is full", "free up space on my server/VPS", or wants to clear caches / node_modules / Docker / Xcode simulators / apt / journal / build artifacts. Use it even when they don't say the word "skill" — any reclaim-disk-space request, on a laptop or a server, should trigger this. This skill detects the OS, investigates read-only, and reports; it never deletes anything on its own.
shelf-issue
Use when the user defers a bug or in-flight investigation — "shelve this", "park it as a known issue", "come back to this later" — to capture it as a resumable known-issue doc in the current project so it can be picked back up later without losing context. Also use when the user wants to preview, browse, or review existing known-issue docs — "show me the known issues", "preview the known issues", "spin up the known-issues dashboard" — to build an interactive HTML summary (sortable table with severity/status/category, click-through detail) served on a local server. Also use when the user wants to retrofit or bulk-edit many known-issue docs at once — "migrate all the known-issue docs to the new template", "rename this field across every known-issue doc".
worktree-setup
Use when starting an isolated task that needs a git worktree on a NEW branch — any project. Triggers — "set up a worktree for X", "start a worktree for this task", "isolate this work in a worktree", or before a subagent-driven / executing-plans run on a repo not already in a linked worktree. Reads a per-project config (in-repo .worktree.json or a registry under $CLAUDE_PLUGIN_DATA/projects) to decide single vs dual/multi-repo scope (identical branch names on coupled repos), cut from the right base branch, copy env files, and run the right install command. No-op when no config matches and you are not asked to init one.
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