david-skills

Maintain and reorganize agent skills within a skills repository. USE THIS SKILL whenever the user wants to: rename skills, reorganize skill folders, fix broken skill installation commands, update skill names and cross-references, or troubleshoot 'No matching skills found' errors from the skills CLI. Triggers on 'rename skill', 'move skill', 'reorganize skills', 'skill not found', 'No matching skills found', or when updating skill metadata.

clean up stale documentation and plan debris in code repositories after agentic coding work. use when reviewing or editing a codebase that contains completed plans, phase docs, roadmap fragments, agent handoff notes, owner/status sections, forward-looking references, archive folders, or docs that duplicate code. use to delete obsolete docs, convert future work into the repo's issue tracker, preserve human-facing guides, and keep contracts limited to frozen interfaces.

Generate channel-consistent titles, descriptions, and tags for YouTube videos. Triggers on: "video description", "YouTube title", "content ops", "channel style".

USE THIS SKILL whenever the user wants to: refactor a codebase, clean up tech debt, improve code consistency, reduce complexity, make a codebase more maintainable, or when the user mentions entropy, code quality, code health, or asks to clean up or simplify a module, directory, or entire repo. Especially valuable for AI-first and vibe coding teams where code accumulates disorder quickly.

production go codebase review against best practices distilled from the book production go. use when the user asks to audit, review, assess, compare, or harden a go repository/codebase/service for production readiness; asks whether go code follows go best practices; wants a checklist for go modules, gofmt/goimports, error handling, unicode/string handling, concurrency, tests, benchmarks, tooling, security, ci/cd, observability, or deployment readiness. produce evidence-backed findings, severity-ranked risks, and concrete remediation steps.