small prompts. useful skills. less repeated thinking.
What is this? • What's inside • Example skills • Usage • Why
A public collection of reusable prompts, command files, checklists, templates, and workflow helpers for coding, debugging, planning, reviewing, and shipping.
Built for real development work:
- investigate faster
- review safer
- repeat less
- keep useful patterns versioned
myskills is my reusable toolbox for engineering work.
Not a framework.
Not a product.
Not a giant second brain.
Just practical things I actually want to keep:
- prompts
- commands
- review flows
- debugging helpers
- shipping checklists
- templates
- notes worth reusing
Depending on how the repo grows, it may include folders like:
commands/— reusable command-style promptsprompts/— investigation and implementation promptschecklists/— review and validation helperstemplates/— reusable Markdown templatesnotes/— short references for recurring tasksfrontend/angular/— Angular release and safety review promptsfrontend/hybris/— SAP Hybris/Commerce accelerator storefront review promptsgeneral/linkedin/— LinkedIn profile audit (and optional apply) prompt
A strict Angular release-safety review prompt.
Checks things like:
- memory and cleanup issues (RxJS
takeUntilDestroyed, timers, observers) - SSR safety and browser-only globals (
isPlatformBrowser, hydration) - runtime correctness for async, loading, and error paths
- UI and shared component regressions
- rollout and dependency risks
A lighter Angular safety pass for fast reviews.
Good for:
- quick frontend risk scans
- high-signal issues only
- catching obvious SSR, memory, and runtime problems
- short, focused review before merging
A strict Hybris/SAP Commerce accelerator storefront release-safety review prompt.
Checks things like:
- JSP/
.tagcorrectness and escaping (XSS on CMS-authored components) - SCSS design-token discipline (no hardcoded color/font, no inline styles)
- US/AU dual-storefront parity (shared change mirrored to both trees)
- build-pipeline sync (R2 gulp/webpack vs manually-rebuilt blue theme)
- impex-seeded CMS component and addon-override regressions
A lighter Hybris safety pass for fast reviews.
Good for:
- quick storefront risk scans
- catching US/AU parity gaps and stale builds fast
- inline-style / hardcoded-token and unescaped-output checks
- short, focused review before merging
A re-runnable LinkedIn profile audit.
Checks things like:
- headline / About / current role / Open-to-work telling one consistent story
- missing sections (Featured, Projects, Languages, Recommendations, top skills)
- vague experience bullets without measurable results
- market freshness: tools and versions recruiters search for today
- optional
applymode with browser-automation gotchas for editing the profile
Re-run it when a new model ships or your role changes: every pass judges the profile against today's market.
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Same goal. Less repeated thinking.
Prompts are plain Markdown. Installers copy them as slash commands for
Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex — with a rename so the two safetoship.md
files don't collide (ng-* for Angular, hybris-* for Hybris).
1. Clone
git clone https://github.com/andreescocard/myskills.git
cd myskills2. Run the installer for your OS
# Linux / macOS / Git-Bash
bash install.sh# Windows PowerShell
./install.ps1:: Windows CMD
install.batEach installer copies to all three tools:
| Tool | Location |
|---|---|
| Claude Code | ~/.claude/commands/ |
| Cursor | ~/.cursor/commands/ |
| Codex | ~/.codex/prompts/ |
3. Use
Type / in any tool. Installed commands:
/ng-safetoship,/ng-safetoshiplite/hybris-safetoship,/hybris-safetoshiplite/befablefull,/befablelite,/befableplan,/befablerun/linkedinaudit <profile-url> [apply]
No restart needed.
Use the files however they fit your workflow.
Examples:
- copy prompts into ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Cursor, or other tools
- turn them into slash commands (see Install)
- adapt them into skills
- use them as review checklists
- keep your own fork with project-specific versions
Manual clone:
git clone https://github.com/andreescocard/myskills.git