skilletmd

skillet

Route natural-language tasks to the best skill in the user's Skillet kit, or summon anyone's public kit by handle. Use when the user invokes /skillet, optionally with a handle as the first word (with or without a leading @, e.g. /skillet mattpocock review my PR), or asks Skillet to pick and apply a skill for a task.

skillet-onboarding

Step-by-step onboarding for new Skillet users. Trigger on first run, when someone asks how to get started with Skillet, or when setting up Skillet in a new environment. Walks through install, first sync, first publish, and adding a skill from another author.

skillet-sync

Coach skill for Skillet — teaches the sync model, key commands, and how skills travel across runtimes. Trigger when a user asks how Skillet works, how to sync skills, or how to share a skill with someone.

write-a-skill

Helps you write a good SKILL.md — covers frontmatter fields, trigger description, scope, and common mistakes. Use when creating a new skill or improving an existing one. Also the source material for the Skillet publish quickstart.

skillet-create

Turn what you have already been doing with this agent into a real skill, then land it on your Skillet profile. Use when the user invokes /skillet create, or asks to make, draft, or capture a skill from their own work, habits, repo conventions, or past sessions.

changelog-draft

Turns merged commits or PRs into a changelog written for the people who use the software, not the people who wrote it. Use when cutting a release, writing release notes, or updating a CHANGELOG.

pr-handoff

Generates a complete pull request description pre-filled with what changed, why, how to test locally, and an acceptance criteria checklist. Use before opening or updating any PR to eliminate the most common review round-trip causes.

Code & Development Listed

review-a-diff

Reviews a code diff for correctness bugs, security issues, and missing tests before you approve or merge. Use when reviewing a pull request, checking your own branch before pushing, or asked to look over a diff.

API & Backend Listed

sql-review

Reviews or writes SQL for correctness, performance, and the footguns that corrupt data or take a table offline. Use when writing a query, reviewing a migration, or before running an UPDATE or DELETE against production.

voice-and-tone

Mailchimp-style voice and tone for reader-facing writing — plainspoken, genuine, clear over clever. Use when writing or auditing docs, UI copy, emails, help articles, or any text a customer reads.

Code & Development Listed

commit-message

Writes a clear commit message from your staged changes — a subject that fits in 50 characters and a body that explains why. Use when committing a change whose reason isn't obvious from the diff alone.

tighten-this

Cuts the filler from any draft — emails, docs, posts, messages — so it says the same thing in fewer words. Use when text feels long, padded, or buried, or when asked to tighten, trim, or clarify writing.