Developer Tools & Repos Agent Skills for Grok Build

Use this skill when working on rpg-api codebase - provides layered architecture patterns, outside-in development, and integration with…

Monetization strategy for iOS/macOS apps.

Generate IEEE 1685-2014 IP-XACT XML descriptor from RTL source — 'generate IP-XACT', IP handoff, or SoC/EDA integration needing component…

Repo Updater - Multi-repo synchronization with AI-assisted review orchestration.

Diagnose and improve Ruby performance with evidence and behavior-preserving changes.

Ruff is an extremely fast Python linter and code formatter.

Project-rules enforcer. Reviews recent changes strictly against the binding instructions in CLAUDE.md (and any project rule checklist)…

Run a standalone read-only rules compliance gate against changed files or a git ref.

Runs the deterministic build_runner codegen pass (drift_dev, freezed, json_serializable, riverpod_generator) as one pinned command with…

Run, continue, publish, close, or abort a persistent per-NPC isolated conversation through SagaSmith Narrative MCP and its host worker…

Run Nx generators with prioritization for workspace-plugin generators.

Build Model Context Protocol servers from specifications.

Use when a Godot/.NET project has a build failure, editor error, runtime exception, crash, scene load failure, startup failure, or…

Use for SuperSplat-based gaussian asset editing, cleanup, selection, crop/delete workflows, project save/load, import/export decisions…

Development guidance for writing idiomatic Rust.

When to activate: Rust CLI tools, clap, command-line arguments, subcommands, config files, environment variables, terminal output

Comprehensive Rust code review that fans out across detected technology areas, running them in parallel when the agent supports subagents…

Visualize Rust project dependencies as ASCII art.

Writes, reviews, and debugs idiomatic Rust code with memory safety and zero-cost abstractions.

Use when Rust error handling with Result, Option, custom errors, thiserror, and anyhow.

When to activate: Rust generics, trait bounds, associated types, GATs, where clauses, PhantomData, higher-ranked trait bounds, type system