Yassin Chibrani - Derks
Community@Yassimba
Software Engineer and Architect
Agent Skills by Yassin Chibrani - Derks
Showing 69 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
plannotator-review
Launches Plannotator's browser-based code review UI for a worktree or pull request.
plannotator-compound
Analyze denied plan archives to extract feedback patterns and generate an HTML dashboard report.
plannotator-visual-explainer
Generate self-contained HTML visualizations for implementation plans, PR explainers, and technical diagrams.
plannotator-last
Annotate the latest assistant message in Plannotator and apply returned feedback.
plannotator-setup-goal
Turns an idea into a reviewed goal package with facts and an execution plan.
plannotator-annotate
Opens Plannotator's annotation UI for files, URLs, or folders and processes returned annotations.
check-for-updates
Detects stale loom TUI tools and remote skills and reports merge classes against local edits.
research
Investigate questions against primary sources and write cited findings to a Markdown file.
commit
Creates atomic git commits with test gates and Conventional Commits messages.
balanced-coupling
Evaluates software coupling using integration strength, distance, and volatility dimensions.
qmd
Search and retrieve documents from local markdown knowledge bases using QMD.
mermaid-skill
Generate Mermaid diagram source files and compile them to PNG, SVG, or PDF with mmdc.
wayfinder
Plans large multi-session efforts as decision-ticket maps on an issue tracker.
plannotator
Review plans, code diffs, and documents through a browser-based annotation CLI.
code-contracts
Records and verifies durable behavioral obligations as structured contracts beside source code.
writing-for-agents
Write skills, AGENTS.md, and CLAUDE.md documents that agents follow predictably.
skill-doctor
Scores local agent conversations against rubrics and drafts skill improvements with a shareable HTML report.
impeccable
Design, critique, audit, and refine frontend interfaces across web and native platforms.
ticket-overview
Generates read-only roadmap and dependency graph views from Beads ticket data.
record-library
Appends library entries to the refactor skill's OSS catalog for future reviews.
handoff
Generates a conversation summary document for continuing work in a new agent session.
i-have-adhd
Shapes AI responses into action-first, numbered output for readers with ADHD.
diagnosing-bugs
Diagnoses hard bugs and performance regressions through a six-phase feedback-loop workflow.
code-review
Reviews git diffs against standards, spec, and code contracts using parallel sub-agents.
Frequently Asked Questions About Yassin Chibrani - Derks
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Yassimba's skill collection?▼
You can review code and PRs, diagnose bugs, refactor with verified before/after diffs, design modular architectures, generate Mermaid and branded HTML diagrams, write Diátaxis documentation, run TDD/BDD cycles, manage Jira and GitLab issues, query Datadog, and administer PostgreSQL or Terraform infrastructure.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers and architects working in agent-assisted coding environments. The manifest targets practitioners doing code review, architecture audits, test-driven development, REST API design, database administration, and technical writing, plus ADHD-friendly output shaping for readers who need action-first structure.
How are the skills installed and invoked?▼
Skills install through Loom, which handles setup, project configuration, and wiki vaults; check-for-updates reports stale skills. Many are invoked by slash command or trigger phrases like 'grill me', 'e2e', or 'ponytail'. Some require binaries such as qmd, uvx, cme, jira, or glab.
Are the skills open source, and what licenses apply?▼
Licensing varies per skill. QMD, markitdown, ponytail, and diagram-design carry MIT licenses, while the Balanced Coupling family (balanced-coupling, modularity-review, modularity-design, architecture-review, modularity-document) uses CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0, restricting commercial use. Most remaining skills declare no explicit license.
What prerequisites or dependencies do the skills need?▼
Dependencies are skill-specific: qmd needs the qmd binary or MCP server, markitdown needs uv/uvx, confluence-export needs cme, jira needs jira-cli, herdr needs HERDR_ENV=1, and release needs gh or glab. BDD references pytest-bdd and behave; Terraform and Datadog skills assume their respective platform CLIs.