Find and delete local git branches whose work has already landed on main — including squash- and rebase-merged branches that `git branch --merged` misses. Use when the user asks to "clean up branches", "delete merged branches", "prune local branches", "remove old branches", or similar. Lists candidates with age and merge reason, asks before deleting, and optionally cleans up matching git worktrees.
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Install skill "cleanup-local-branches" with this command: npx skills add wzh-labs/skillsmp-wzh-labs-wzh-labs-cleanup-local-branches
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Download transcripts for the latest episodes of a podcast hosted on YouTube. Use when the user asks to "download podcast transcripts", "get All-in transcripts", "fetch transcripts from a YouTube channel", "archive podcast captions", or similar. Defaults to the All-in Podcast (@allin) but works with any YouTube channel that posts full episodes.
Show the N most recently executed queries in Snowflake. Use when the user asks to "show recent Snowflake queries", "what queries ran in Snowflake", "show last N queries", "check Snowflake query history", or similar. Supports filtering by user, warehouse, status, and query type.
Turn a rough product idea into a concrete, Vercel-flavored implementation plan via structured Q&A. Reads the pitch from an `IDEA.md` file the user has already authored in the current working directory — the skill takes no arguments. Grills the user one question at a time, logs every answer, then writes an implementation plan grounded in their actual constraints. Use when the user says "I have an idea for…", "let's prototype…", "build me a quick prototype of…", "/idea-to-prototype", or otherwise wants to flesh out a concept before any code is written. Default stack is Vercel (Next.js + Vercel CLI assumed installed) — diverge only when the user explicitly asks.
Discover one noteworthy company (public or private) not yet in the knowledge base, then research it. Use when the user asks to "discover a company", "find me an interesting company", "surprise me with a company", "what company should I know about", or similar open-ended discovery requests. Picks a company based on recency, relevance to the user's domain (developer tools, AI infrastructure, web/cloud), and signal strength, then hands off to research-private-company or research-public-company.