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fast windows desktop automation using ui automation (pywinauto), hotkeys, image matching, and OCR
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Windows Desktop Automation Architect for AI Coding Agents
Designs robust Windows desktop automation workflows using pywinauto, UI Automation, hotkeys, image matching, OCR, retries, logging, screenshots, and safety controls.
"This skill is a strong fit because it directly matches the requested need for fast Windows desktop automation using pywinauto, hotkeys, image matching, and OCR. It helps AI coding agents design reliable automation workflows for legacy Windows apps, report exports, file dialogs, data entry, Remote Desktop/Citrix scenarios, and business software without APIs. It also adds practical engineering safeguards such as selector strategy, retries, timeouts, logging, screenshots on failure, fallback method"
Suggested by Shandra · 5/23/2026
windows-desk-automation
Reliable UIA-based Windows desktop automation with OCR and image matching fallbacks.
"you can try it one"
Suggested by Roy Yuen · 5/8/2026
engineer mindset skill
I would like to have a skill to set up the mindset of computer engineer mindset. the objective is that the agent will not just code the stuff out, but will have an internal sense of using the right design patterns, code reuse, a sense of big picture analysis, an awareness as to which layer should be coded at the moment, and the understanding when the project becomes large enough that it is advised to consider a refactor / framework change
Engineering Judgment Architect for AI Coding Agents
Teaches AI coding agents to make software engineering decisions before coding, including layer placement, complexity control, refactor timing, and framework-change assessment.
"This skill is a strong fit because it directly solves the requested problem: it teaches AI coding agents to think like experienced software engineers before writing code. It guides the agent to choose the right project layer, avoid overengineering, avoid underengineering, recognize when refactoring is needed, and assess when a framework or architecture change is justified. It helps produce cleaner, safer, more maintainable code instead of blindly generating implementation."
Suggested by Shandra · 5/23/2026
ai-dev-group
A universal, multi-role AI engineering team for autonomous planning, implementation, and rigorous code review.
"can try this once"
Suggested by Roy Yuen · 4/30/2026
engineer-mindset
Transform your agent into a Senior Engineer that analyzes architecture and reuses code before writing a single line.
"It walks the agent through 6 gates before any code is written: big-picture pause → read before writing → layer selection → reuse hierarchy → pattern selection (with "resist the pattern reflex" guide) → refactor/framework-change judgment. Includes worked examples, an anti-pattern table, and produces a short Design Note before each implementation. Hits everything you described — design patterns, code reuse, big picture, layer awareness, refactor signals, framework-change signals."
Suggested by Kevin Cline · 4/29/2026
Reddit post drafter for developer subreddits
Drafts Reddit posts calibrated for developer subreddits (r/programming, r/webdev, r/ClaudeAI, r/LocalLLaMA, r/SideProject, etc.). Takes a topic, target subreddit, and goal (share project, ask question, start discussion). Outputs a post that respects subreddit-specific tone, self-promo rules, title conventions, and formatting norms — no AI tells, no marketing voice, no "Hey fellow devs." Knows which subs ban self-promo outright, which require flair, which want technical depth up front, and which prefer a story-first opener. Bonus: flags likely removal reasons before posting (missing flair, promo ratio, title format). Complements content-repurposer by handling the one platform with the strictest cultural norms and the highest risk of downvote/ban.
Reddit Drafter
Draft subreddit-perfect technical posts that bypass AutoMod and resonate with developer communities.
"Built exactly for this. The skill drafts Reddit posts calibrated per subreddit - it knows r/programming bans LLM content, r/webdev only allows projects on Saturdays, r/SideProject requires [Name] - [Description] titles, and r/learnprogramming instant-bans AI posts. Includes profiles for 15 dev subreddits with specific tone, promo rules, and formatting norms. It can research any subreddit not in the database and saves new profiles for reuse. Pure instructions, works on Claude Code, Cursor etc"
Suggested by Rian O'Leary · 4/17/2026