Joy
Community@joydai2026-del · New York
Building AI agents. Shipping code. Making machines work. Co-founder @ ownlyagent.com — custom AI agents for small businesses
Agent Skills by Joy
Showing 22 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
skill-scan
Scans skills and MCP servers for security threats using static analysis in Docker.
codebase-teacher
Teaches codebases through whole-system maps, grounded code tracing, and adaptive assessments.
ai-done
Validates AI feature readiness through a five-layer calibration bar covering evals, triage, rollback, and post-ship loops.
memory-loader
Loads agent memory layers and verifies vault infrastructure at session start.
at-most-once-publishing
Implements a durable send state machine preventing duplicate outward publishes across crashes and retries.
wait-what
Re-explains a confusing message in plain language with the missing context.
success-criteria
Generates machine-readable success criteria in qa-checklist.yaml from plans and specs.
verify
Runs build, type check, lint, tests, security scan, and diff review with a structured pass/fail report.
eval-harness
Define, run, and grade evaluation suites for agent and LLM features over time.
html-confirm
Generates self-contained HTML decision pages for visual approvals and report reviews.
option-board
Generates a curated HTML board of distinct creative options for client selection.
wrapup
Writes session logs, updates memory files, and syncs unpushed git work at session end.
hygiene
Audits disk, notes vault, Claude config, and packages monthly with tiered deletion review.
deep-review
Runs a blind multi-lens panel review of a git diff and returns one verdict.
audit
Verifies recently changed files, validates frontmatter, and reports discrepancies after major changes.
planning-pipeline
Reviews product plans through five lenses in one subagent pass before implementation.
ship-it
Runs an autonomous build loop against machine-checkable success criteria until the feature passes live QA.
humanizer
Rewrites text to remove AI-generated writing patterns and restore natural human voice.
mcp-builder
Guides building MCP servers with TypeScript or Python SDKs, tool design, and evaluations.
vault-health
Diagnose notes vault infrastructure and report sync, scheduler, and skills health status.
ad-pipeline-skeleton
Plan AI-generated advertising campaigns through four staged gates from brief to measurement.
notion-cli
Interact with the Notion API, manage workers, and upload files using the ntn CLI.
Frequently Asked Questions About Joy
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Joy's skill registry?▼
You can pre-screen skills and MCP servers for security risk, run multi-lens panel reviews of diffs, define machine-readable success criteria in qa-checklist.yaml, grade agent evals with confidence intervals, enforce at-most-once publishing, and run autonomous build-to-ready loops with verification gates.
Who is the target user for these skills?▼
Engineers and founders building agent or LLM features who need quality gates before shipping. The registry suits solo builders running session memory vaults, code review panels before merges, and evaluation-driven development, plus small teams needing planning gauntlets for new products.
How do the verification and shipping skills work in practice?▼
The verify skill runs a 6-phase loop: build, type check, lint, test suite, security scan, and diff review, outputting a structured pass/fail report. ship-it chains secrets setup, success criteria, build, verify, and live-surface QA into one autonomous loop until everything passes.
What security capabilities does the skill-scan skill provide?▼
skill-scan runs a static SkillSpector scan inside Docker against any SKILL.md or MCP server before installation, returning a 0-100 risk score with a safe, caution, or do-not-install verdict. It is designed to run proactively before installing any external skill.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
Dependencies vary per skill: skill-scan requires Docker for isolated scanning, notion-cli requires the ntn command and Notion API access, and memory-loader plus wrapup require an existing vault infrastructure. Most review and eval skills use standard shell, file read/write, and grep permissions.