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相关性达标的全量 Skills(含未精选长尾)· 共 6259

ethical-hacking-methodology

提供完整的渗透测试方法学、技术与合规流程指南(用于授权测试)。

▸ 推荐理由覆盖渗透测试全流程,适合安全评估与合规团队参考。
▸ 风险提示包含攻击性技术,可能被滥用;仅限授权环境并遵守法律。
垂直行业渗透测试攻防合规方法学通用Skill.md ↗

burp-suite-testing

使用 Burp Suite 进行 HTTP 拦截、修改、重放及手动/自动漏洞测试的工作流。

▸ 推荐理由系统化介绍 Burp 工具链,适合渗测者上手
▸ 风险提示涉及流量拦截与篡改,可能侵犯隐私或被滥用。
开发编程Burp SuiteHTTP 拦截漏洞扫描通用Skill.md ↗

broken-authentication

检测并利用网站的认证与会话管理缺陷以评估安全风险与修复建议。

▸ 推荐理由对修复常见认证缺陷和防护策略很有帮助
▸ 风险提示包含攻击性测试方法,应仅在合法授权下执行。
研究检索认证测试会话管理OWASP通用Skill.md ↗

aws-penetration-testing

涵盖 AWS 上 IAM 枚举、权限提升、S3/Lambda 等渗透与利用技术。

▸ 推荐理由适合授权红队与安全评估者的操作指南
▸ 风险提示含具体渗透与利用步骤,易被滥用,限授权环境使用。
研究检索AWS 渗透IAM 枚举权限提升通用Skill.md ↗

api-fuzzing-bug-bounty

提供针对 REST/GraphQL 等接口的模糊测试与漏洞发现方法。

▸ 推荐理由系统化覆盖 API 渗透与模糊测试流程,适合安全研究与bug bounty。
▸ 风险提示包含可被滥用的攻击方法,使用须在授权与合规范围内。
开发编程API安全模糊测试漏洞挖掘通用Skill.md ↗

active-directory-attacks

提供针对 Active Directory 的渗透测试与攻击技术指南。

▸ 推荐理由覆盖多种 AD 攻击技术,仅适用于授权红队与安全评估场景。
▸ 风险提示高风险内容:涉及非法渗透与敏感操作,仅限授权测试与合规环境。
开发编程Active Directory渗透测试高风险通用Skill.md ↗

weekend-family-activities

Find weekend (or any-day) activities near the user that suit their family and kids. Use this skill whenever the user asks what to do this weekend, wants ideas for outings with their kids, asks for family-friendly events, things to do near a town/city, or anything like "help me plan something fun for the kids Saturday" — even if they don't say the word "activity." Searches local events from official and reputable sources within a chosen radius, filters by kids' ages and the family's interests, and returns a ranked shortlist with a source link for each so the user can verify details before going.

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context-diet

Slim down CLAUDE.md, skills, and system prompts. Claude 5-class models have judgment that already covers most generic rules — old guardrails become noise, and worse, they conflict with each other. Use when creating or reviewing a CLAUDE.md or SKILL.md, when adding a rule to one, when context feels bloated, or when asking "where should this rule live?".

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rails-8

Playbook for building full-stack Ruby on Rails 8.1 applications "the Rails way" — vanilla Rails, Hotwire (Turbo + Stimulus), the Solid stack, Propshaft + importmap, RSpec testing, ecosystem gems, OpenAPI docs, AI features, observability, and Kamal 2 deployment. Use this skill whenever the user is creating, extending, debugging, refactoring, testing, upgrading, documenting, or deploying a Rails app — or mentions Ruby on Rails, a Gemfile containing rails, ERB templates, Active Record, migrations, Hotwire, Turbo, Stimulus, Action Mailer, Active Storage, Action Text, Action Cable, Solid Queue, Solid Cache, Kamal, Thruster, RSpec, FactoryBot, simple_form, Tailwind, OpenAPI, Swagger, rswag, ruby_llm, or `bin/rails` commands. Trigger it for indirect phrasings like "my Ruby web app", "add a background job", "make this page update live", "add login to my app", "document my API", or "add AI to my app" when the project is Rails. Also for "how should I structure this in Rails?" questions.

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hotwire

Deep reference for the Hotwire stack from the official handbooks — Turbo (Drive, Frames, Streams, morphing page refreshes), Stimulus (controllers, actions, targets, values, outlets), and Hotwire Native (wrap a web app into iOS and Android apps with bridge components and path configuration). Use this skill whenever the user works with Turbo or Stimulus in any backend (Rails, Laravel, Django, Phoenix, plain HTML), mentions turbo-rails, stimulus-rails, @hotwired packages, turbo_frame_tag, turbo_stream, broadcasts, data-controller/data-action/data-*-target attributes, morphing, "SPA-like without a SPA", partial page updates, live updates over WebSockets — or wants a mobile app from their web app: Hotwire Native, Turbo Native, Strada, bridge components, path configuration, WKWebView/ webview wrapper apps, or "turn my Rails app into an iOS/Android app". Pair with the rails-8 skill for Rails integration specifics.

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fidara-design

The Fidara design system — how to build consistent, modern, responsive UI in Rails 8 + Hotwire + Tailwind CSS v4 (Fidara / fmworkflows brands). Load this WHENEVER building or reviewing UI: components (buttons, cards, forms, nav, modals, tables, badges, alerts), page layouts, tokens/theming, dark mode, responsiveness, or brand/logo usage. It defines the token architecture (brand primitives → semantic roles → fluid scale), the layout primitives you compose instead of ad-hoc flex/grid, the component catalog with variant/size/state, the Stimulus interaction patterns, and the responsive doctrine. Consistency is enforced here, not left to taste.

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openspec-git-merge

MANDATORY skill that activates whenever the OpenSpec archive phase runs. Triggers: /opsx:archive or /opsx:bulk-archive runs, openspec-archive-change or openspec-bulk-archive-change is referenced or active, `openspec archive` is invoked, or the user asks to archive/finalize/complete an OpenSpec change. Runs AFTER the vanilla archive workflow completes: commits the archive move, merges the feature branch into the main branch with --no-ff, and deletes the feature branch.

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openspec-git-commit

MANDATORY skill that activates whenever the OpenSpec apply phase begins. Triggers: /opsx:apply runs, openspec-apply-change is referenced or active, `openspec instructions apply` is invoked, or the user asks to implement/apply/execute/build out an OpenSpec change. Wraps the vanilla apply step 6 implementation loop: commits each completed task and verifies commits when all tasks are done.

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openspec-git-branch

MANDATORY skill that activates whenever a new OpenSpec change is started. Triggers: /opsx:new, /opsx:propose, or /opsx:ff runs; openspec-new-change, openspec-propose, or openspec-ff-change is referenced or active; `openspec new change` is about to be invoked; or the user asks to start, create, scaffold, or propose a new OpenSpec change. Runs BEFORE any change files are created: verifies the repo is on the main branch and clean, then creates the feature branch <prefix>/<change-name>.

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start

Kick off a new project by asking clarifying questions until there is enough clarity to write a PRD and a phased roadmap. Use this first, before architecture, design, or feature breakdown.

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review

Review implemented code for a feature (or the current diff/branch) against the acceptance criteria, architecture, design, and coding standards docs, running available tests and verification. Use after implementing work defined by /features.

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features

Break the roadmap into concrete user stories and features, one file per feature under docs/features/, and optionally create matching GitHub issues. Use after /start (and ideally /architect), before implementation begins.

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design

Define the project's UI design system (principles, tokens, base components) and, per feature, the screens/flows for that feature specifically. Two modes — run without a feature named for the system, or naming a feature for its screens. Use after /start; the system pass works alongside /architect and /features, the per-feature pass happens as each feature is about to be built.

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architect

Turn the PRD into a technical architecture and coding standards by asking technical questions, then write architecture.md and standards.md, and optionally scaffold the initial project structure. Use after /start, before or alongside /features and /design.

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product-requirement-analysis

Use when converting structured requirement intake and product fact source context into a product requirement analysis for Web admin consoles or mobile apps. Produces analysis.md with problem definition, goals, scenarios, options, recommended solution, MVP/non-goals, risks, PRD writing instructions, and HTML prototype design instructions. Use after intake.md and product-fact-context.md exist; do not use for PRD writing, prototype design, version management, or product fact source maintenance.

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