Skills Library

Building AI teams to run my companies. Here are the skills that make them tick. Adding daily.

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How Agent Skills Works

Skills

Behavior layer that decides how the agent should think and respond.

Crons

Scheduled runs that automate recurring workflows and reporting.

Tools

Deterministic command surface the skills call to execute real actions.

Skills

twitter-writer

Skill Available

Drafting partner for tweets and threads using style calibration files.

Best for: Founders and creators posting on X regularly.

Example prompts
  • "draft a tweet for today"
  • "rewrite this tweet with a stronger hook"

twitter-monitor

Skill Available

Monitoring briefs for tweet performance, mentions, and follower movement.

Best for: Operators who want quick social performance signal.

Example prompts
  • "monitor my performance"
  • "check how my recent tweets are doing"

blog-writer

Skill Available

Long-form writing partner for outlines, drafts, and publish-readiness.

Best for: Builders publishing essays, memos, and deep-dive posts.

Example prompts
  • "outline a blog post about this idea"
  • "refine this section for clarity"

tasks

Skill Available

Task lifecycle execution skill backed by Notion.

Best for: Teams running delivery through a Notion task system.

Example prompts
  • "create a task for this issue"
  • "mark this task blocked with details"

notion

Skill Available

Direct Notion operations for pages, databases, blocks, and comments.

Best for: Teams using Notion as core operating system.

Example prompts
  • "query this notion database"
  • "append these notes to that page"

code-review

Skill Available

Bug/risk-first code review behavior with severity-ordered findings.

Best for: Engineering teams shipping quickly with quality guardrails.

Example prompts
  • "review this PR"
  • "find risks in this change set"

create-plan

Skill Available

Reusable implementation planning workflow.

Best for: Teams aligning before implementation.

Example prompts
  • "create a plan for this feature"
  • "break this migration into phases"

system-diagram

Skill Available

Architecture explanation skill with structure/runtime/ownership outputs.

Best for: Maintainers learning unfamiliar systems.

Example prompts
  • "show me how this system works"
  • "map runtime flow for this repo"

grok

Skill Available

Query xAI Grok models when model comparison is needed.

Best for: Workflows needing model comparison or alternate analysis.

Example prompts
  • "ask grok this question"
  • "compare your answer to grok"

skill-builder

Skill Available

Canonical workflow for creating and improving skills rapidly.

Best for: Anyone building or maintaining skill libraries.

Example prompts
  • "create a new skill"
  • "review this skill for convention compliance"

deploy-blog

Skill Available

Safely publish blog and project-update content with strict preflight checks.

Best for: Teams publishing content with safety and quality guardrails.

Example prompts
  • "publish these drafted updates"
  • "run blog deploy checks and publish"

editorial-core

Skill Available

Shared editorial quality core for writing skills.

Best for: Skill authors maintaining consistent editorial standards across writing workflows.

Example prompts
  • "create shared quality checks for writing skills"
  • "add a shared truthfulness review pass"

release-notes-from-commits

Skill Available

Turn commit history into evidence-backed release notes and changelog entries.

Best for: Teams shipping regular updates who want changelog automation from git history.

Example prompts
  • "turn the last 2 weeks of commits into release notes"
  • "draft a changelog for everything since tag v0.6.0"

skills-library-publisher

Skill Available

Publish and maintain skill entries on the ShiftJ public skills pages.

Best for: Maintainers keeping website skill documentation in sync with implementation.

Example prompts
  • "publish this skill to the skills page"
  • "sync agent-skills metadata with the public skills library"
Crons

cron-twitter-monitor

Cron Available

Cron skill for scheduled Twitter monitoring with daily and weekly recaps.

Best for: Users who want monitoring updates on a fixed schedule.

Example prompts
  • "monitor my post performance on a schedule"

cron-publish-new-skills

Cron Available

Scheduled sync that publishes newly added or changed skills to the ShiftJ skills library.

Best for: Maintainers who want automatic skills documentation publishing on a schedule.

Example prompts
  • "schedule recurring skills-library publishing from agent-skills changes"

cron-publish-release-notes

Cron Available

Scheduled release-note seeding and publishing for project updates from commit history.

Best for: Teams shipping regular updates who want automated changelog generation.

Example prompts
  • "schedule recurring project update publishing from commit history"
Tools

Twitter CLI

Tool Available

Unified Twitter CLI used by writer/monitor skills for auth, sync, and queries.

Best for: Teams running Twitter workflows through repeatable CLI calls.

Example prompts
  • "sync my latest twitter data"
  • "check twitter auth status and fix it if needed"

Notion CLI

Tool Available

Direct Notion CLI for pages, blocks, comments, and database queries.

Best for: Users who need repeatable Notion operations without UI clicking.

Example prompts
  • "query this notion database"
  • "append these blocks to the page"

Tasks CLI

Tool Available

Task execution CLI for Notion-backed lifecycle operations.

Best for: Operators managing tasks as executable workflows.

Example prompts
  • "create a task and assign it"
  • "execute this command under task tracking"

Grok Query CLI

Tool Available

CLI wrapper for querying Grok models directly.

Best for: Users who want explicit Grok calls in model-comparison workflows.

Example prompts
  • "ask grok for a second opinion"
  • "run this prompt on grok-4"

Skill Validator

Tool Available

Repo-local validator enforcing skill conventions and schema requirements.

Best for: Authors who want fast confidence before shipping skill changes.

Example prompts
  • "validate this skill in strict mode"
  • "check this cron skill for convention errors"