Sergei Wallace
Community@sergeiwallace · New York City
ai engineer. it's good code, sir.
Agent Skills by Sergei Wallace
Showing 11 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
sergeiwallaceexplain
Builds grounded explanations of design documents, plans, issues, code, and technical concepts.
sergeiwallacemeeting-analysis
Convert meeting recordings, transcripts, and notes into citation-bearing analysis documents.
sergeiwallacereport-feedback
Prepares privacy-scoped bug reports and feature requests for GitHub and Claude Code feedback.
sergeiwallacespec
Presents an implementation plan for user approval before making code changes.
sergeiwallacesummarize
Compress documents, issues, code, and sessions into faithful evidence-grounded summaries.
sergeiwallaceresearch-doc
Write citation-validated research documents with adversarial review and provenance ledgers.
sergeiwallacegraphic
Create small SVG icons and favicons through an allowlist-secured, human-gated pipeline.
sergeiwallacejira
Create, search, update, and link Jira issues through MCP Atlassian tools.
sergeiwallaceclean-task-panel
Deletes completed tasks from the Claude Code TUI task panel database.
sergeiwallacesync-git
Synchronize uncommitted work and branch state across git repositories and worktrees with approval gates.
sergeiwallacepresentation
Author review-gated Slidev decks from normalized briefs with deterministic lint and pixel-based critic approval.
Frequently Asked Questions About Sergei Wallace
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with sergeiwallace's skills?▼
You can explain designs and code, summarize documents for a declared reader, analyze meeting recordings into structured docs, write citation-validated research documents, manage Jira issues and sprints, sync uncommitted git work across repositories, author Slidev presentations, and produce small SVG graphic assets.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers and technical writers using Claude Code who need grounded document summarization, meeting write-ups, research reports with provenance tracking, Jira issue management, and review-gated presentations or graphics. Several skills enforce human approval gates before external writes.
How do the skills handle safety and review before making changes?▼
The spec skill presents an implementation plan for review before changes; report-feedback requires a human gate before any GitHub write; sync-git requires approval for discard and gitignore recommendations; graphic and presentation gate on human selection before packaging.
What license and cost apply to these skills?▼
All 11 skills are released under the Apache-2.0 open-source license, permitting free use, modification, and redistribution. There is no stated cost; they run as Claude Code skills within your existing environment.
What inputs or prerequisites do the skills require?▼
Meeting-analysis takes a zip or directory of recording, transcript, and notes sources. Summarize accepts caller-selected documents, issues, code, or session batches. Presentation requires a normalized event brief. Research-doc can use an installation-provided research adapter. All run inside Claude Code.