interactive-shell
Cheat sheet + workflow for launching interactive coding-agent CLIs (Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI, Cursor CLI, and pi itself) via the interactive_shell overlay or headless dispatch. Use for TUI agents and long-running processes that need supervision, fire-and-forget delegation, or headless background execution. Regular bash commands should use the bash tool instead.
cheat-sheet-guide
Create concise, scannable quick-reference guides (50-100 lines) for technical topics. Use when developers need fast answers about project-specific paths, commands, and patterns. Triggers on "create cheat sheet", "quick reference guide", "where does X live", "what commands for Y".
OSCP Cheat Sheet
The assistant provides comprehensive OSCP exam preparation commands and techniques covering enumeration, exploitation, privilege escalation, and Active Directory attacks. Activate when users ask about "OSCP commands," "penetration testing cheat sheet," "privilege escalation techniques," "file transfer methods," or "Active Directory pentesting."
Quick Pentest Reference
This skill should be used when the user asks to "perform quick enumeration", "run directory busting", "enumerate DNS", "discover live hosts", "brute force passwords", or "needs a pentest cheat sheet". It provides rapid reference commands for penetration testing.
enablement
Generate sales enablement materials — cheat sheets, objection guides, discovery question banks, competitive sheets, and onboarding kits from your library. Use when user says "cheat sheet", "objection guide", "discovery questions", "onboarding kit", "enablement materials", or asks for quick-reference sales tools.
summary-generator
Condense lengthy materials into digestible summaries. Creates bullet-point summaries, Cornell notes, and cheat sheets with key terms highlighted. Use when summarizing textbooks, lectures, articles, or any study material. Triggers - summarize, create summary, condense notes, key points, cheat sheet, quick summary, TL;DR.
cli-tools
CLI commands cheat sheet for Claude, Aider, GitHub, Vercel, and other tools.
security-best-practices
Secure programming best practices based on the OWASP Cheat Sheet Series. Use this skill whenever writing, reviewing, or discussing application security, input validation, authentication, authorization, cryptography, session management, error handling, logging, or any code that handles user input, secrets, HTTP headers, file uploads, or API endpoints. Also use when someone asks about preventing common vulnerabilities (XSS, SQL injection, CSRF, SSRF, etc.), securing infrastructure (Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD), or reviewing dependencies for supply chain risks. This skill should be consulted proactively during code review and security audit tasks, even if the user does not explicitly mention security.