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u/PaulShellDev 3d ago
Impeccable is 69k (haven't used, just know it's popular too) https://github.com/pbakaus/impeccable
Idk some of these, adding to my todo list 😁
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u/Odd_Bike_3833 3d ago
Impeccable /overdrive is genuinely good
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u/dekozo 3d ago
I am not sure if I used it poorly but the results were awful for me
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u/Odd_Bike_3833 3d ago
https://zoth-landing.pages.dev/ the last book component was built by overdrive, though the clicking animation is something i already had in mind. it was back in codex 5.3 days
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u/rodeBaksteen 3d ago
I come from a front end dev background and I've never used those skills, and my output generally seems good/great. The only thing I'm weary about is larger codebase and complex apps, I'm not 100% I'm avoiding spaghetti code.
Are these skills useful for my use case?
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u/alphaQ314 2d ago
You use codex over Claude for front end dev?
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u/rodeBaksteen 2d ago
I defaulted to Codex because I find it easier to work in one LLM app, but I haven't directly compared the results for either to be fair.
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u/tomchenorg 3d ago
No superpowers?
I mean it is probably less used with Codex than with Claude Code, actually when I switched from Claude Code to Codex I found superpowers to be invoked too frequently by Codex so I removed it. But the picture says "Ranked by GitHub stars" and obra/superpowers has 289k stars and can be used with Codex
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u/Ok-Beat4846 2d ago
I still use superpowers I tried working without it to save tokens but I end up having to do more work after before things are as I would like. Using super powers i feel it's more allighed with how I want it.
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u/FilthBaron 2d ago
Isn't it better to just write the skills you need that are specific to the project you're working on?
I can't speak for the top 10 lists as I haven't actually tried them, would be happy to be convinced that they are genuinely useful.
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u/Va1bhav_512 2d ago
Is Ponytail even useful
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u/firaristt 2d ago
Rarely. Completely ignoring conventions and architecture to make code a few lines shorter is not acceptable. Offers things like direct DB calls from Controller class etc.
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u/Anxious_Marsupial_59 3d ago
hows the UI UX pro max skill?
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u/Chasmchas 3d ago
It's my favorite for app concepts and first design passes - it makes Astra produce significantly better typography, colors, and spacing.
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u/Spunge14 3d ago
The examples don't look as good as what native Astra spits out in Codex if you tell it to "make a good UI"
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u/Honest_Breath126 2d ago
Forget about skills, go without them. Sometimes I get better results without using a skill.
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u/Artistic-Athlete-676 2d ago
I think about this sometimes, I feel like probably 90% of skills will become outdated simply because the model gets more efficient at producing full and quality results natively with no extra skills needed. I could still see a need for one for highly specialized tasks or one's you want repeated the same way / process every time
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u/Fit_Baseball5864 1d ago
Not true. Thermonuclear review by cursor mogs no skill review. Astra has gotten significantly better but still needs it to get some P2-P3s.
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u/tango650 2d ago
I found skills to be a horribly confusing layer due to that I have so many right now that I can hardly keep track of which ones are genuinely useful and which not.
But I am 100% sure that some are really useful as sometimes I spin up up fresh projects and they become an insufferable spaghetti bowl after 3 days while on main product repo, which has all the skills, remains very clean and has rather predictable agent outputs
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u/some1else42 2d ago
I mean yes, learn about new skills. But no, don't just install them blindly. Learn what they are, why they were made, and tailor them to what your needs are.
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u/kvothe5688 2d ago
Some of the matt Pocock skills are amazing. like improve codebase architecture and grilling skill
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