okmkm
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okmkm provides git worktree orchestration, tmux-based parallel development environments, and UI/UX quality enforcement skills for developers.
Agent Skills by okmkm
Showing 17 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
research
Delegates technical topic research to an agent and saves results to Obsidian.
coordinator
Orchestrate multiple git worktree agents via workmux CLI commands.
fixing-motion-performance
Reviews UI animation code against rendering performance rules and reports violations with fixes.
merge
Commit staged changes, rebase onto the base branch, and merge with workmux.
plan
Creates structured implementation plans through requirement interviews and codebase exploration.
workmux-init
Generates a .workmux.yaml configuration by detecting project language and package manager.
worktree
Dispatches tasks into new git worktrees using workmux with generated prompt files.
baseline-ui
Enforces opinionated UI constraints for Tailwind CSS and React component code.
daily
Extracts learnings from conversations and GitHub PR reviews into Obsidian daily notes.
open-pr
Generate a PR description from git diff and open PR creation in the browser.
fixing-accessibility
Review UI code against accessibility rules and propose minimal targeted fixes.
log
Summarizes the current conversation and saves it as a Markdown log in Obsidian.
ux-psychology
Analyze designs against UX psychology principles and generate improvement recommendations.
workmux
Manages git worktrees paired with tmux windows as isolated development environments.
design-review
Review UI designs against Nielsen's ten usability heuristics and produce categorized findings.
rebase
Rebase the current Git branch onto a target branch with guided conflict resolution.
fixing-metadata
Review and fix HTML page metadata against SEO and social card rules.
Frequently Asked Questions About okmkm
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with okmkm's skills?▼
You can orchestrate multiple git worktree agents, launch parallel tasks in tmux-managed worktrees via workmux, rebase and merge branches with smart conflict resolution, open PRs with generated descriptions, and fix UI animation performance, accessibility, and metadata issues.
Who are okmkm's skills designed for?▼
They target software developers running parallel branch-based development with git worktrees and tmux, plus front-end engineers and designers who need usability reviews, UX psychology-based design improvements, and enforcement of an opinionated UI baseline.
How do the workmux and worktree skills operate in practice?▼
The workmux-init skill generates a .workmux.yaml configuration for your project, then the worktree skill launches tasks in new git worktrees as isolated tmux environments. The coordinator skill spawns, monitors, communicates with, and merges those parallel agents.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
Skills rely on git with worktree support, tmux, and the workmux CLI for environment management. Several skills declare allowed-tools permissions such as Bash, Read, Write, Glob, and Grep, and some disable model invocation to run deterministically.
Do okmkm's skills cover documentation and session logging?▼
Yes. The research skill investigates technical topics and documents them, the plan skill handles requirement gathering through plan-mode execution, the daily skill appends session learnings to Obsidian Daily notes, and the log skill saves conversation summaries.