Inaya Yousfi
Community@inayayousfi · Nanterre, France
monkey types code. monkey links. monkey compiles. monkey sees square move. monkey happy. 🐒
Agent Skills by Inaya Yousfi
Showing 7 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
inayayousficommit
Drafts and confirms Git commit messages before committing staged changes.
inayayousfibro
Rewrites unclear jargon-heavy explanations into plain direct language.
inayayousfiorganic
Rewrites text to read as human-written by removing machine-writing patterns.
inayayousfikiss
Reviews code for over-engineering, pattern drift, failure surfaces, dead weight, and bugs.
inayayousfioutward
Drafts and sends outgoing messages to external recipients with attribution and approval gates.
inayayousficomputah
Controls desktop applications through screenshots, mouse clicks, and keyboard input on Windows and Linux.
inayayousfiik
Generates a self-contained interactive HTML diagram mapping repository architecture and subsystem interactions.
Frequently Asked Questions About Inaya Yousfi
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Inaya Yousfi's skills?▼
The seven skills cover drafting Git commit messages, running delegated code reviews on complexity and dead code, rewriting text to sound human, re-explaining jargon-heavy answers plainly, writing outward-facing communications, taking direct desktop control when no fitting tool exists, and mapping repository structure visually.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target software developers and engineers who commit code, request code reviews, and need repository architecture explanations, plus anyone producing human-sounding or externally directed written communication. The 'bro' skill serves users who found a prior explanation unclear or jargon-heavy.
How do the skills trigger during a session?▼
Most skills activate automatically on matching intent: 'commit' fires on commit requests, 'kiss' on any code review request, 'organic' on human-sounding writing, and 'outward' on text meant for people beyond the current user. 'bro' requires explicit user invocation and has model invocation disabled.
How does the 'kiss' code review skill handle self-review?▼
If the review target was implemented in the current context, 'kiss' forbids inline review. The exact target must be delegated to a fresh Sub-Agent instructed to use the skill. A reviewer who did not implement the target follows the skill directly, and no other review skill may be substituted.
When should the 'computah' desktop control skill be used?▼
Use 'computah' only when a task requires direct desktop control and no purpose-built tool or MCP fits, or after the fitting tool has failed and cannot be repaired. It is a fallback for GUI-level interaction, not a first choice for tasks with dedicated tooling.