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@waki285 · Japan

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DomainDeveloper To...Rust Static Analys.. (30%)React & Next.js Pe.. (25%)Frontend UI/UX Des.. (25%)Japanese Wikipedia.. (10%)

Agent Skills by すずねーう

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Frequently Asked Questions About すずねーう

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What tasks can I accomplish with waki285's skills?▼

You can optimize React/Next.js performance, design and audit frontend interfaces, run cargo clippy and cargo fmt on Rust code, split large Rust files into modules, review Japanese Wikipedia articles against current guidelines, consult OpenAI Codex for second opinions, and author new skills.

Who are these skills designed for?▼

Frontend engineers working with React, Next.js, and Server Components; Rust developers needing linting, formatting, and file modularization; Japanese Wikipedia editors seeking policy-compliant article review; and developers creating or updating skills that extend Claude's capabilities.

How do the Rust skills work in practice?▼

The clippy-fix skill runs cargo clippy and auto-fixes warnings, while rustfmt runs cargo fmt to format code. Both trigger via slash commands (/clippy-fix, /rustfmt) or proactively before commits, and split-rust-file restructures files exceeding 1000 lines into modules.

Are these skills open source?▼

Licensing varies per skill. The ja-wikipedia-review skill is released under CC BY-SA 4.0, while frontend-design and skill-creator reference complete terms in their bundled LICENSE.txt files. Check each skill's license file before redistribution or commercial use.

What prerequisites do these skills require?▼

Rust skills require a Rust project with cargo, clippy, and rustfmt installed. React skills apply to React/Next.js codebases. codex-consult requires OpenAI Codex CLI (codex exec). The Wikipedia review skill targets Japanese-language articles, drafts, or diffs only.