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Find 10 skills from 1 repo created by richardanaya on GitHub.

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beautiful-reader

richardanaya/agent-skills

This skill renders markdown content in a beautiful, readable layout with theme and display options for distraction-free reading.
describe-image

richardanaya/agent-skills

This skill analyzes an image using a local tool to describe details based on a prompt, without overloading GPU.
bd-modify-product-description-and-tasks

richardanaya/agent-skills

This skill helps you create, edit, and manage beads issues with proper dependencies and metadata for streamlined project tracking.
epstemic-extraction

richardanaya/agent-skills

This skill analyzes text to extract concepts, propositions, and arguments using Aristotelian and Objectivist epistemology to reveal structure and logic for
bd-what-to-work-on-next

richardanaya/agent-skills

This skill helps you prioritize next work by analyzing bd issues, dependencies, and readiness to optimize planning.
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generate-image

richardanaya/agent-skills

This skill generates images using FAL nano-banana-pro by executing curl calls securely with environment variables.
interact-with-browser

richardanaya/agent-skills

This skill helps you automate browser tasks with a CLI, enabling navigation, element interaction, and snapshots for AI-assisted workflows.
bd-create-new-product

richardanaya/agent-skills

This skill initializes a new product in bd by creating an epic, a chained sequence of tasks, and dependencies for end-to-end development.
pubmed-metaanalysis

richardanaya/agent-skills

This skill helps you locate PubMed meta-analyses and systematic reviews on medical topics using NCBI E-utilities, returning concise study details.
writing-outline-creator

richardanaya/agent-skills

This skill helps you create a clear, purpose-driven outline for nonfiction or fiction by applying Rand's final causation and outlining method.