published by keithmackay

10 listings on this page, in order of arrival. Each one has its own page with README, repository facts and source links.

1. improve-this
   Evaluate a project for potential improvements. Strictly evaluate-and-report — never modifies files. Run with different models to get differe
2. marty-caganize
   Apply Marty Cagan / SVPG (Silicon Valley Product Group) product development methodology — the frameworks from "INSPIRED," "EMPOWERED," and "
3. plsfix
   Use when improving spec documents, instruction sets, prompts, requirements docs, briefs, or any written instructions meant to drive action f
4. do-retro
   Generate or update a docs/PROJECT_HISTORY.md chronicling a project's development history — git commits, design decisions, and every user pro
5. voxtral-tts
   Mistral Voxtral TTS — convert text to speech using Mistral's Voxtral model ($0.016/1,000 chars). Use when asked to speak a response aloud, s
6. port-skill
   Use when porting a skill, plugin, or slash command from one coding agent platform (Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, or Gemini CLI) to all ot
7. tokentamer
   Use when the user wants to audit a project's Claude Code usage for wasted tokens or cost — e.g. "review our sessions for token waste", "how
8. bootstrap
   Use when starting a new software project from scratch — copies template files, sets up README, initializes git, optionally creates a GitHub
9. git-release
   Use when preparing a project for public release on GitHub - adds MIT license, verifies README and .gitignore, creates a GitHub remote if nee
10. url-eval ★ 1
    Evaluates candidate domain names/URLs for a website. Takes a site description and a list of candidate URLs, scores each across 8 research-ba