Joel Edwardson
Community@joeledwardson · London
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Agent Skills by Joel Edwardson
Showing 13 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
joeledwardsonresearch
Generates reader-first long-form research documents with TL;DR, citations, and self-review rubric.
joeledwardsontmux-cowork
Run long-running or interactive commands in a shared tmux session with completion detection.
joeledwardsondocumentation
Write and maintain mkdocs-material project documentation with diagrams, callouts, and structured page templates.
joeledwardsonreview-docs
Reviews rendered documentation for structure, visual quality, and factual accuracy using Gemini.
joeledwardsonmdx-documentation
Scaffold and maintain MDX documentation sites with Rspress and interactive React components.
joeledwardsondesktop-automation
Automate NixOS Hyprland desktop interactions including window control, input, screenshots, and Chromium CDP.
joeledwardsonreview-code
Reviews changed code through multi-pass architectural, per-file, and holistic diff analysis using Gemini models.
joeledwardsonexcalidraw-diagram
Generate Excalidraw diagram JSON files with render-and-validate visual feedback loops.
joeledwardsondiagram
Generates diagrams with Mermaid, D2, Graphviz, and SVG using a render-and-review feedback loop.
joeledwardsonread-the-damn-docs
Forces web searches of official documentation before implementing or debugging external APIs.
joeledwardsonunattended
Switches the agent to autonomous mode for long-running tasks with guardrails, logging, and notifications.
joeledwardsonhumanizer
Detect and rewrite AI-generated writing patterns to produce natural human-sounding text.
joeledwardsonclaude-master
Spawn and orchestrate child Claude Code sessions in tmux windows.
Frequently Asked Questions About Joel Edwardson
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with joeledwardson's skills?▼
You can write reader-first research and strategy documents, scaffold and review MkDocs or MDX documentation sites, generate Excalidraw, Mermaid, D2, SVG, and Graphviz diagrams, run long commands in interactive tmux sessions, orchestrate child Claude Code sessions, review code diffs, humanize AI-sounding text, and drive a NixOS Hyprland desktop including Chromium via CDP.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Developers and technical writers using Claude Code or compatible agents who maintain documentation sites, produce research deliverables, or need supervised long-running terminal sessions. The review skills adopt junior-developer and junior-researcher personas to catch comprehension gaps, making them useful for teams onboarding readers with no domain context.
How do the tmux-cowork and claude-master skills work in practice?▼
tmux-cowork runs any command expected to exceed 30 seconds—dev servers, watch modes, builds, tests, REPLs, migrations—inside a visible tmux session you can interact with or Ctrl+C. claude-master spawns, lists, messages, and kills named child Claude Code sessions in tmux across one or more repositories.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The humanizer skill is explicitly MIT licensed and free to use; other skills in the manifest do not declare a license. All are distributed as skill folders with native frontmatter, so there is no runtime cost beyond the underlying model and services such as Gemini vision used by review-docs.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
Requirements vary per skill: tmux for session-based skills, a NixOS Hyprland desktop with VNC and Chromium for desktop-automation, Gemini vision access for review-docs, an rspress or Astro mdx-site project for mdx-documentation, and web search for read-the-damn-docs. The unattended skill only activates via an explicit /unattended command.