Skills
These are the agent skills I use in multiple projects.
EddyVinck/skillsInstall
One commandnpx skills@latest add EddyVinck/skills The skills land in your repo as ordinary files — yours to edit from the moment you add them.
Engineering
Daily code work.
User-invoked
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ask-eddy
Ask which skill or flow fits your situation. A router over the skills in this repo.
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pr-description
Publish a pull request described entirely from the branch diff and the session thread — Before/After scenarios in plain words, no screenshots, any stack.
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pr-description-react-native
Publish a React Native pull request whose description proves each visual change with a Before/After scenario and, where a still can prove it, an agent-device screenshot.
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pr-description-web
Publish a web pull request whose description proves each visual change with a Before/After scenario and, where a still can prove it, a browser screenshot.
Model-invoked
Coding standards
Start with /setup-coding-standards, distill standards from PR feedback, then enforce them.
User-invoked
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amend-coding-standards
Add, revise, or retire one coding-standards rule without hand-editing — confirms scope and generic-vs-project placement with you, dedupes against existing rules, and keeps the maps in sync.
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distill-coding-standards
Distill coding standards from a repo's historical PR review comments — mine, classify, confirm categories with you, then write generic and project-specific standards into the two-level routing structure.
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review-with-coding-standards
Review a pull request against the coding standards — existing review comments become hot zones, every finding cites its rule, and nothing is posted to GitHub without explicit approval.
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setup-coding-standards
Wizard that gets a project started with the coding-standards system — asks placement preferences, scaffolds CODING_STANDARDS/CODING_STANDARDS.md, and points at missing companion skills.
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validate-distilled-coding-standards
Validate distilled coding standards — isolated subagents re-review the historical code behind past review comments; results are judged against the human feedback and published as a lab page. Warns you about the token cost before running.
Model-invoked
Productivity
General workflow tools, not code-specific.
User-invoked
Ask the router
/ask-eddyYou don't need to memorize the list — one command picks for you.
/ask-eddy is the router over everything else. Describe the situation you are in and it names the one skill that fits, and why.
Typed or automatic
Reachable only when you type them. Their job is to orchestrate — to decide what happens next and in what order.
You can type them too, but the agent can also reach for them when the task fits. These hold the reusable discipline.