Daichi Narushima
Community@dceoy · Tokyo, Japan
成島 大智 (Narushima, Daichi)
Agent Skills by Daichi Narushima
Showing 26 vetted skills indexed across 4 GitHub repositories.
mt5cli
Export MetaTrader 5 market and account data to CSV, JSON, Parquet, or SQLite3.
local-qa
Runs formatting, linting, and testing scripts on a code repository.
commit
Analyze git status and diff to create automated commits.
claude-agent-converter
Convert Claude Code subagents into portable Agent Skills format.
code-review
Review GitHub pull requests for bugs, compliance, and historical context.
codex
Automate code reviews and task delegation using OpenAI Codex.
clean-gone-branches
Remove git branches marked as 'gone' and their worktrees from a local repository.
commit-push-pr
Commit changes, push to a remote branch, and create a GitHub pull request.
security-guidance
Identify potential vulnerabilities in source code, commits, and pull requests.
code-simplifier
Simplifies recently modified code to improve readability and maintainability while adhering to coding standards.
pr-review
Automate GitHub pull request code reviews and post findings.
pr-feedback-triage
Triage GitHub pull request feedback into actionable items and manage resolution.
speckit-checklist
Generate a requirements-quality checklist with CHK IDs referencing spec sections.
claude-command-converter
Convert Claude Code commands into portable SKILL.md files.
speckit-baseline
Analyze source code to generate feature specifications with user stories and acceptance criteria.
speckit-constitution
Define and update Spec Kit project constitution across templates and prompts.
speckit-implement
Execute tasks from tasks.md with dependency-driven sequencing and parallel support.
speckit-taskstoissues
Converts tasks.md entries into GitHub issues with original IDs referenced.
speckit-clarify
Identifies underspecified areas in feature specs and records up to five targeted clarification answers.
speckit-plan
Convert feature specifications into implementation plans and artifacts with Spec Kit.
speckit-analyze
Cross-check spec.md, plan.md, and tasks.md for inconsistencies and gaps.
speckit-specify
Generate a ready-to-plan specification from a natural-language feature description.
speckit-tasks
Generate dependency-ordered tasks.md from feature plans and design artifacts.
codex-review
Automates read-only code reviews to identify bugs, security, and performance issues.
Frequently Asked Questions About Daichi Narushima
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I perform with dceoy's skills?▼
You can run linting and testing on repositories, create commits and pull requests, review PRs for bugs and vulnerabilities, generate Spec Kit specifications, plans, and tasks, delegate code changes to OpenAI Codex, clean stale git branches, and export MetaTrader 5 market and account data to files.
Who should use dceoy's skill collection?▼
Software engineers practicing specification-driven development with Spec Kit, maintainers managing GitHub pull request review cycles, developers delegating code modifications to OpenAI Codex, and traders or analysts who need MetaTrader 5 rates, ticks, and account history exported to CSV, JSON, Parquet, or SQLite3.
How do the Spec Kit skills work together in practice?▼
Start with speckit-specify to turn a feature description into a specification, run speckit-clarify to resolve underspecified areas, then speckit-plan and speckit-tasks to produce plans and dependency-ordered tasks. Finally, speckit-analyze cross-checks artifacts and speckit-implement executes tasks with parallel support.
What does the mt5cli skill require and produce?▼
It requires the mt5cli command-line interface connected to MetaTrader 5. It exports rates, ticks, account details, symbols, orders, positions, and history into CSV, JSON, Parquet, or SQLite3 files when you ask to dump, download, or fetch MT5 market or account data.
How do the Codex skills differ from the pull request review skills?▼
The Codex skills (codex, codex-exec, codex-ask, codex-review) delegate tasks to OpenAI Codex: executing code modifications, answering read-only questions with file and line references, and running read-only reviews. The PR skills (pr-review, code-review, pr-feedback-triage) operate directly on GitHub pull requests and their feedback.