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AI Skills

Open-source instructions that turn working standards into repeatable AI workflows.

Open-source skill collection

Six skills, actively maintained, licensed Apache-2.0.

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THE COLLECTION

Six focused skills.

Each skill has a narrow trigger, explicit guardrails, and a download you can inspect before using.

Open source

Shruggie Bash

Authors and refactors Bash scripts to ShruggieTech's operator-ready scripting standard.

Triggers for: Use for a saved Bash or shell script, a new .sh file, or a request to bring an existing script up to ShruggieTech conventions.

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Shruggie Docs

Builds self-contained Word documents that use the official ShruggieTech parent-brand system.

Triggers for: Use for ShruggieTech-branded .docx files, contracts, statements or scopes of work, reports, invoices, and letters.

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Shruggie HTML

Builds a self-contained HTML artifact in the official ShruggieTech parent-brand identity.

Triggers for: Use for a standalone branded HTML page, one-pager, mini-site, internal report, or pitch page, but not a component-framework application.

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Shruggie Markdown

Applies ShruggieTech's house style to Markdown documents and diagrams.

Triggers for: Use when writing or refactoring a README, report, specification, plan, case study, or other Markdown document to house style.

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Shruggie PowerShell

Authors and refactors PowerShell scripts to ShruggieTech's operator-ready scripting standard.

Triggers for: Use for a saved PowerShell script, a new .ps1 file, or a request to bring an existing script up to ShruggieTech conventions.

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Shruggie Speckit Autopilot

Runs an installed spec-kit feature slice from specification through verified local commit.

Triggers for: Use when the operator explicitly kicks off an entire spec-kit slice under autopilot, not for a single spec-kit command.

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Every instruction, supporting asset, and release artifact is public.