Jared Palmer
Community@jaredpalmer · New York, NY
VP Engineering @ Cognition. Previously: VP @Microsoft, SVP @github, VP of AI @vercel, Founder @turborepo (acquired by Vercel)
Agent Skills by Jared Palmer
Showing 16 vetted skills indexed across 3 GitHub repositories.
pg-writer
Write and score essays in Paul Graham's voice using stylometric analysis.
zuck-writer
Write emails, memos, and posts in Mark Zuckerberg's authentic voice and style.
pr-description
Write pull request titles and bodies that explain why changes exist and how they work.
skill-creator
Create, evaluate, and iteratively improve Claude skills with benchmarked test runs.
changelog-writer
Write changelogs in Vercel and Cursor style and grade drafts against measured prose statistics.
compound-docs
Document solved problems into categorized YAML-frontmatter docs under docs/solutions.
find-skills
Locate and install open agent skills via CLI commands.
silent-failure-hunter
Detect silent failures and inadequate error handling in pull requests.
code-reviewer
Identify coding standard deviations in unstaged or staged diffs.
ai-sdk
Explain and troubleshoot AI SDK APIs like generateText and streamText.
comment-analyzer
Analyze code comments for factual accuracy, completeness, and maintenance risks.
code-simplifier
Simplify recently modified code to improve readability without altering functionality.
pr-test-analyzer
Analyze pull requests to evaluate test coverage quality and completeness.
type-design-analyzer
Analyze type designs to enforce invariants and encapsulation.
github-code-search
Search public GitHub code via grep.app for patterns and API usage.
nextjs-reviewer
Analyzes Next.js 16+ App Router projects for PPR, caching, and Suspense issues.
Frequently Asked Questions About Jared Palmer
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Jared Palmer's skills?▼
You can review code diffs for standard deviations, hunt silent failures in PRs, analyze test coverage and type designs, simplify modified code, audit Next.js 16+ App Router projects, search GitHub code via grep.app, and draft PR descriptions, changelogs, or essays in the styles of Paul Graham, Mark Zuckerberg, and Vercel/Cursor.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers, engineering leads, and technical writers working in GitHub-centric repositories. They suit reviewers enforcing coding standards, teams shipping Next.js applications, and developer-relations or product engineers producing release notes, launch announcements, and founder-voice communications.
How do I find and install these skills?▼
Use the included find-skills skill, which locates and installs open agent skills via CLI commands. Once installed, skills trigger from natural-language requests such as asking for a PR review, a changelog, or a PG-style essay, with no additional runtime configuration described in the manifest.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The skill-creator skill is explicitly licensed under Apache-2.0, with complete terms in its LICENSE.txt file. No pricing or paid tiers are mentioned anywhere in the manifest, and the registry describes the skills as open and installable via CLI at no stated cost.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
The manifest specifies no external dependencies beyond a GitHub-based workflow: PR-focused skills operate on staged or unstaged diffs and pull requests, github-code-search queries public code through grep.app, and nextjs-reviewer targets Next.js 16+ App Router codebases specifically.