TECH HY
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TECH HY publishes 135 skills spanning smart contract security auditing, fuzzing, static analysis, product owner templates, UX design systems, and agent context engineering.
Agent Skills by TECH HY
Showing 135 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
copywriter
Write financial education articles, market reviews, and trading guides in a mentor-style voice.
dwarf-expert
Analyze and verify DWARF debug information in compiled binaries using dwarfdump and readelf.
ask-questions-if-underspecified
Generates targeted clarifying questions before implementing ambiguous user requests.
address-sanitizer
Detects memory errors in C/C++ code during fuzzing using AddressSanitizer instrumentation.
tpo-bug-tracking-template
Structures bug reports with severity classification, reproduction steps, and fix acceptance criteria.
multi-agent-patterns
Designs supervisor, swarm, and hierarchical multi-agent architectures with context isolation.
prd-risk-nfr-review
Review draft PRDs for security, privacy, NFR, and operational readiness gaps.
git-cleanup
Analyzes and deletes local git branches and worktrees by categorizing them as merged, squash-merged, superseded, or active.
bdi-mental-states
Transform RDF context into BDI agent mental states using formal ontology patterns.
algorand-vulnerability-scanner
Scans Algorand TEAL and PyTeal smart contracts for 11 platform-specific vulnerability patterns.
tpo-module-structure-guidelines
Plan and review software module structures with boundary rules, templates, and checklists.
harness-writing
Write fuzzing harnesses for C, C++, Rust, and Go targets across libFuzzer, AFL++, and cargo-fuzz.
documentation-style
Applies team style rules when writing README, CHANGELOG, JSDoc, and technical documentation.
pre-market-investor-pitch-decks
Designs and reviews investor pitch decks for pre-market equity, token warrant, and token-only raises.
context-degradation
Diagnose and mitigate context degradation patterns in long-context language model workflows.
team-coding-standards
Reviews pull request diffs against team naming, JSDoc, and comment conventions.
ton-vulnerability-scanner
Scans TON FunC smart contracts for boolean logic, Jetton validation, and gas handling vulnerabilities.
tpo-design-review-checklist
Reviews UX/UI designs against requirement, accessibility, and feasibility checklists with structured verdicts.
audit-context-building
Performs line-by-line code analysis to build architectural context before security audits.
claude-in-chrome-troubleshooting
Diagnose and fix Claude in Chrome MCP extension connectivity failures on macOS.
zeroize-audit
Detects missing or compiler-eliminated zeroization of secrets in C, C++, and Rust code.
aflpp
Configure and run multi-core AFL++ fuzzing campaigns for C and C++ targets.
libfuzzer
Fuzz C/C++ code with LLVM's coverage-guided in-process fuzzer and Clang sanitizers.
seatbelt-sandboxer
Generates minimal allowlist-based macOS Seatbelt sandbox profiles for applications.
Frequently Asked Questions About TECH HY
FAQPage SchemaWhat security tasks can I perform with TECH-HY skills?▼
You can scan smart contracts across seven blockchain ecosystems, run Semgrep and CodeQL static analysis, fuzz C/C++/Rust/Python/Ruby code, detect timing side channels and missing zeroization, audit GitHub Actions for prompt injection, and verify findings with false-positive elimination.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Security auditors, blockchain engineers, fuzzing specialists, technical product owners, and frontend developers. Separate skill families cover Trail of Bits-style audit methods, PRD and sprint governance templates, WCAG-accessible site design, and agent context engineering.
How do the fuzzing skills work in practice?▼
Pick a fuzzer skill matching your language (AFL++, libFuzzer, cargo-fuzz, Atheris, Ruzzy), then apply supporting technique skills for harness writing, coverage analysis, fuzzing dictionaries, obstacle patching, and AddressSanitizer integration to find memory errors.
Are TECH-HY skills free to use?▼
The manifest indicates skills are published to the public repository TECHHY-VC/SKILLS via the publish-public-skills skill, which treats that repo as the canonical shared destination. No licensing fees or commercial terms are stated in the manifest.
What prerequisites do the security skills require?▼
Skills declare allowed-tools such as Bash, Read, Grep, and Glob, implying a shell environment. Specific scanners need their underlying engines installed (Semgrep, CodeQL, apktool for APK scanning), and fuzzers require Clang, Cargo, or language toolchains per skill.