55 skills across two plugins — say the word, not the command

Skills

A skill is a packaged workflow: one word in, a complete multi-step job out. The engine ships 55 of them across two plugins — 41 in kun-company, 15 in kun-stack (build ships in both).

You don't type slash commands. Say the keyword in prose and the engine routes — see Keywords.

The pipeline

Idea to production, one stage per skill. /feature chains all of them.

IDEA → SPEC → [PLAN → TASKS] → SCHEMA → CODE → WIRE → CHECK → SHIP → WATCH
              └─ human gate ─┘
SkillStage
ideaCapture a feature idea as a structured GitHub issue
specTechnical spec — data model, file plan, acceptance criteria (human approval gate)
planArchitecture decisions from the approved spec
tasksDependency-ordered work list
schemaData layer — Prisma model, migration, Zod validation
codeLogic layer — server actions with auth, validation, tenant isolation
wireUI layer — page, content, form, table columns, i18n
checkQuality gate — typecheck + build + visual verify
shipPromote the checked build to Vercel production
watchPost-deploy verification — visual + console + smoke
featureChains every stage above

Everyday

SkillWhat it does
devKill port 3000, start the dev server, open Chrome
buildtsc + production build with an auto-fix loop
quickLint, fix, commit, push
deployVercel deploy (staging/preview)
releaseOne spell: handover → check → ship → watch → close the issue
fixAuto-fix TypeScript, lint, and build errors

Quality

SkillWhat it does
handoverRuns the niche quality keywords on a URL or a whole block
qaAutonomous block QA — detect, verify, fix safe tiers, hand the residual to a human
reportAuto-fix a user-reported issue end to end
testVitest + Playwright generation and runs
securityOWASP Top 10 + dependency scan
performanceCore Web Vitals, bundle, database queries

Creation

SkillWhat it does
atomCompose 2+ shadcn/ui primitives
templateFull-page layouts
blockUI with integrated business logic
saasSchema + actions + UI + pages in one pass
cloneMirror a live URL section, a Figma frame, or code from another repo
shadcnLoad the full shadcn/ui knowledge pack

Business & operations

SkillWhat it does
captainCEO brain — synthesize state, suggest the next action
weeklyMonday plan · Wednesday check · Friday review
canonThe right CEO book + one operating move for a decision
decide · premortemDecision journal (Type 1/2) and Klein-style premortem
proposal · pricingClient proposals and tier calculation
monitor · incident · healthDeploy sweep, P0–P3 response, engine drift check
costs · economySpend breakdown; token audit and delegation
issueFile a GitHub issue in the right repo

Content & media

SkillWhat it does
socialDraft, stage, and publish brand posts — see Social
carouselMulti-slide bilingual brand carousels
higgsGenerate marketing images and video via Higgsfield
convertAny file or URL → clean Markdown
docsComponent MDX, API docs, Storybook stories
content-calendarPlan and review the content calendar

Engine maintenance

SkillWhat it does
syncRead upstream releases, diff against the engine, adopt or propose
learnMine repos and git history into memory
analyzeGenerate a tailored config for any repo
patternLook up a canonical cross-repo pattern card
packageCross-repo dependency audit
auth · credentialsAuthenticate to a service; manage keys via Keychain
profileLoad a role-scoped config profile

How a skill is defined

A skill is a directory holding SKILL.md — frontmatter plus the playbook:

---
name: check
description: Quality gate — typecheck + build + visual verify before shipping
when_to_use: Use when work is about to ship and needs the pre-ship gate...
---
 
Steps, exit gates, and failure handling...
ScopePath
Project.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md
User~/.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md
Pluginplugins/<plugin>/skills/<name>/SKILL.md

The when_to_use field is the routing truth — it's what lets Claude activate a skill from prose instead of a typed command.

Availability

Every machine gets every skill. Config is universal — the machine, not the person, is the unit of capability. Role is a label and a secrets-trust tier; a skill that calls a service whose key you don't hold simply can't complete that call.