Agent skills
Skills you can use with AI coding agents, indexed from public GitHub repositories.
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disciplined-verification
Phase 4 of disciplined development. Verifies implementation against design
through unit and integration testing. Builds traceability matrices, tracks
coverage, and loops defects back to originating left-side phases.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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caddy
Comprehensive Caddy web server management across multiple environments.
Handles multi-server operations, zero-downtime deployments, secret management
with 1Password, custom builds with plugins, and systemd service management.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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disciplined-design
Phase 2 of disciplined development. Creates implementation plans based on
approved research. Specifies file changes, function signatures, test strategy,
and step sequence. Requires human approval before implementation.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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quality-gate
Right-side-of-V verification/validation orchestration for a change or PR.
Produces a single Quality Gate Report with evidence covering: code review,
security audit, performance regression risk, requirements traceability,
acceptance/UAT scenarios, and (when UI changes) visual regression testing.
Use when preparing a PR for merge/release, doing a “ready?” check, or
enforcing an engineering quality gate.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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local-knowledge
Leverage personal notes and documentation through Terraphim's role-based search.
AI agents can search developer's local knowledge organized by domain (Rust, frontend, architecture)
using the terraphim-agent REPL commands.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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security-audit
Security auditing for Rust/WebAssembly applications. Identifies vulnerabilities,
reviews unsafe code, validates input handling, and ensures secure defaults.
Follows OWASP guidelines and Rust security best practices.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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architecture
System architecture design for Rust/WebAssembly projects. Creates ADRs,
designs APIs, plans module structures, and documents architectural decisions.
Never writes implementation code - focuses purely on design and documentation.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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testing
Comprehensive test writing, execution, and failure analysis. Creates unit tests,
integration tests, property-based tests, and benchmarks. Analyzes test failures
and improves test coverage.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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session-search
Search and analyze AI coding assistant session history using Terraphim.
Find past conversations, discover patterns, and learn from previous work.
Supports Claude Code, Cursor, Aider, and other AI coding assistants.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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md-book
MD-Book documentation generator skill. Use when working with MD-Book, a modern
mdbook replacement for generating HTML documentation from Markdown files.
Supports syntax highlighting, live reload, Pagefind search, and Tera templates.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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gpui-components
Generates Rust code for GPUI desktop UI components following Zed editor patterns. Use when building desktop applications with gpui crate, creating themed UI components, implementing autocomplete/completions, building command palettes, or working with the gpui-component library. Covers RenderOnce components, Entity state management, theming with ActiveTheme, and Zed-style UI patterns.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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rust-development
Idiomatic Rust development with focus on safety, performance, and ergonomics.
Expert in async/await, error handling, trait design, and the Rust ecosystem.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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code-review
Thorough code review for Rust/WebAssembly projects. Identifies bugs, security
issues, performance problems, and maintainability concerns. Provides actionable
feedback with specific suggestions.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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documentation
Technical documentation for Rust projects. Creates API docs, README files,
architecture guides, and contributor documentation. Follows Rust documentation
conventions with strict quality standards.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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terraphim-hooks
Knowledge graph-based text replacement using Terraphim hooks.
Intercepts commands and text to apply transformations defined in the knowledge graph.
Works with Claude Code PreToolUse hooks and Git prepare-commit-msg hooks.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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disciplined-validation
Phase 5 of disciplined development. Validates system against original
requirements through system testing and user acceptance testing (UAT).
Uses structured stakeholder interviews to gather sign-off and traces
defects back to research or design phases.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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acceptance-testing
Plan and (when feasible) implement or execute user acceptance tests (UAT) /
end-to-end acceptance scenarios. Converts requirements or user stories into
acceptance criteria, test cases, test data, and a sign-off checklist; suggests
automation (Playwright/Cypress for web, golden/snapshot tests for CLIs/APIs).
Use when validating user-visible behavior for a release, or mapping
requirements to acceptance coverage.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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devops
DevOps automation for Rust projects. CI/CD pipelines, container builds,
deployment automation, and infrastructure as code. Optimized for GitHub
Actions and Cloudflare deployment.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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xero
Xero Accounting API integration skill. Helps with OAuth2 authentication setup,
invoice management, contact management, and accounting operations. Provides
guidance on rate limits, token refresh, and API best practices.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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disciplined-research
Phase 1 of disciplined development. Deep problem understanding before design.
Maps existing systems, identifies constraints, surfaces risks, and produces
a research document for human approval before proceeding.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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disciplined-specification
Phase 2.5 of disciplined development. Deep specification interview after design.
Reads specifications, conducts thorough user interviews about implementation details,
edge cases, and tradeoffs using AskUserQuestionTool. Appends refined findings to
the design document. Uses convergence-based completion.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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requirements-traceability
Create or audit requirements-to-design-to-code-to-test traceability. Builds a
traceability matrix (REQ → design/ADR → implementation files → tests →
evidence) and flags gaps (unimplemented requirements, untested changes,
undocumented decisions). Use when you need a requirements traceability check
for a PR/release, regulated/compliance work, or when requirements are drifting
from implementation.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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disciplined-quality-evaluation
Phase 1.5/2.5 of disciplined development. Evaluates document quality using the
KLS (Krogstie-Lindland-Sindre) 6-dimension framework. Produces structured ratings,
identifies gaps, suggests specific revisions, and blocks phase transitions when
quality is below threshold. Applies to Phase 1 research docs and Phase 2 design docs.
terraphim/codex-skills 2
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implementation
Production-ready code implementation following approved designs. Writes clean,
tested, documented code. Zero linting violations. All code includes tests.
terraphim/codex-skills 2