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THE AGENSI STORE
80 skills found
Bulk-update cover images and thumbnails across your Gumroad catalog from a CSV or a folder of files named by permalink. Pre-flight checks validate each image (format, size, corruption) before it hits the Gumroad API, and you get an audit log of every success and failure. No clicking through the dashboard product by product.
Scan local SQL, CSV, JSON, seed, fixture, and log files for PII-indicating names plus email-, SSN-, card-, and phone-like values. Get file/line findings with matched values redacted by default—no network, writes, database connection, or compliance claim.
by Timoranjes
Automatically generate, audit, and repair .gitignore files to prevent secrets leakage and repository pollution.
by Timoranjes
Enforce security, reliability, and deployment best practices for Docker Compose files.
Map the blast radius of a code change before you run the whole suite. For the files and functions you changed, it lists what imports or calls them, which tests cover them, flags any change with no covering test, and warns when a file has a lot of dependents. It tells an agent what its edit might break instead of making it guess. Resolves Python and JavaScript/TypeScript.
by Timoranjes
Audit README files for broken links, missing sections, and formatting issues to ensure professional documentation.
An adversarial reviewer for AGENTS.md and agent instruction files. It flags ambiguous or contradictory rules, missing guardrails, vague tool and scope definitions, and untestable instructions, then returns a PASS / REVISE / BLOCK verdict — before the config drives your agent.
Check your robots.txt and sitemap.xml for the mistakes that quietly block crawlers. Flags a site-wide Disallow: /, malformed directives, a missing Sitemap: line, sitemap XML that is not well-formed, <loc> URLs missing a scheme, mixed http and https, and sitemaps over the 50,000-URL or 50MB limits. Reads local files or pasted text and never touches the live site.
by Jeet Dhandha
Drive several real Chrome profiles, each with its live Google login, at once via Kimi WebBridge — multi-profile browser automation in your real Chrome, not headless.
Audit a Helm chart for insecure defaults before you deploy to Kubernetes. Flags privileged containers, allowPrivilegeEscalation, missing CPU/memory limits and requests, hostPath volumes, hostNetwork/hostPID/hostIPC sharing, readOnlyRootFilesystem not set, runAsNonRoot not enforced (or runAsUser 0), plaintext secrets in values.yaml, missing NetworkPolicy, and NodePort/LoadBalancer services exposed without restriction.
by Timoranjes
The security auditor for AI agents. Detect prompt injection, secret leaks, and unsafe tool access in SKILL.md files.
Generate runnable accessibility regression tests, not just a findings report. Detects a11y issues, missing alt text, unlabeled controls, keyboard and focus gaps, in your routes, components, or HTML, then emits Playwright + axe-core spec files with targeted assertions and remediation tickets for each. Previews the tests first and writes them only on your confirmation.
Instantly deploy text, JSON, files, or full static sites to brewpage.app with zero configuration.
by Shogun Labs
Merge files, URLs, and research into a single coherent document with deduplication and source attribution.
Audit a JavaScript or TypeScript frontend for missing translations and hardcoded UI strings before you ship a new locale. Flags hardcoded JSX text and UI props (title, placeholder, aria-label, label, alt) not wrapped in t(), i18n.t(), or <Trans>; keys present in the default locale but missing from other locale files; keys referenced in code but absent from the locales (the raw dotted keys that leak to users); unused locale keys; and unparseable locale JSON.
by Dan Timms
Create high-converting, brand-consistent Shopify product pages with persisted voice profiles and JSON-LD schema.
Hold your bios, footers, and profiles to one brand spec. Flags brand-name spelling and casing that does not match your canonical form, off-spec taglines, links that are not on your official list, leftover placeholders (Lorem, TODO, "your tagline here"), and handles that differ from one surface to the next. You define the spec once and it enforces it everywhere.
Run structural QA on your translation files across locales. Flags missing keys, placeholder mismatches ({name}, %s, {{var}}), strings left untranslated and identical to the source, length-overflow risk that breaks UI, terminology drift against a glossary, empty targets, and plural-category gaps. Works on JSON, gettext .po/.pot, and .properties. It checks form, not meaning, so you do not need to speak the target language to use it.
by Nex AI
Protect your IP by embedding invisible, redundant buyer fingerprints and license terms into your AI skill files.
Catch the dangerous migration before it locks or wrecks your production database. Scans SQL migration files for destructive and risky operations: DROP and TRUNCATE, drops without IF EXISTS, lossy column-type changes, NOT NULL added without a default, DELETE or UPDATE with no WHERE, non-concurrent index builds, dropped constraints, renames, and data backfills mixed into schema changes. Each finding is ranked by severity with a safer rewrite. Postgres, MySQL, and SQLite.
Jumping straight to code works until step seven, where the change you didn't anticipate meets the four files you already modified
A senior WordPress theme architect skill that migrates classic PHP themes to FSE block themes — extracting business logic into a companion plugin during conversion — and delivers both a phased reversible plan and the actual converted files.
An adversarial reviewer for Dockerfiles and container builds. It flags root users, image bloat, unpinned or cache-busting layers, leaked secrets, and missing hardening, then returns a PASS / FIX / BLOCK verdict — before you build or push the image.
Find where knowledge is dangerously concentrated in a codebase. From your git history it flags the files only one person has ever touched, the high-churn files with a single owner, authors who own too much of the codebase, and the repo's overall truck factor. The catchy question with a real answer: what breaks if a key person leaves.