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310 canonical skills. 48 shortcuts. One pipe operator. Composed in your terminal, your editor, your CI.

What a skill is.

A skill is one verb in the Luna lexicon. It has a name, a signature, a category, and a single job. Skills compose with the pipe operator >>. Shortcuts are aliases that route to a canonical ll-* skill so muscle memory keeps working.

/ll-no-bluf >> ll-readme-sync >> ll-pr "docs: keep claims honest"
composed: 3 stages
[01] /ll-no-bluf → audit commits + docs for fake claims
[02] /ll-readme-sync → regenerate README counters + index
[03] /ll-pr "..." → open PR with the diff
ok.

Nine skills that make the rest worth installing. Start here, then browse the full Lexicon for the long tail.

Deep dive: /ll-no-bluf.

AI assistants bluff. They claim work is done that isn't, cite files that don't exist, and write commit messages for code they never wrote. no-bluf is a closed-loop audit that detects the bluffing, surfaces it, and fixes or removes the fake claims until every assertion in your commits and docs verifies real.

The loop:

  1. Scan recent commits, README, CHANGELOG, ADRs, and any docs/ file for claims of the form "X is implemented / tested / shipped".
  2. Verify each claim against the actual code — does the function exist, does the test pass, is the endpoint wired?
  3. Triage mismatches into three buckets: bluff (claim is false), drift (claim was true and broke), or missing (work was done but undocumented).
  4. Fix or delete — the AI either implements what was claimed, removes the false claim, or rewrites the doc to match reality. No silent acceptance.
  5. Re-run until the audit returns zero mismatches.
Audit, fix, ship.
/ll-no-bluf >> ll-readme-sync >> ll-test >> ll-pr "audit: remove bluffed claims"
scanned: 23 commits, 14 docs
found: 6 bluff, 2 drift, 1 missing
fixed: 8 in-loop, 1 deleted (no plan to ship)
README: counters + index regenerated
tests: pass (412/412)
PR: #142 opened
ok.

Pair /ll-no-bluf with /ll-readme-sync. One catches the lie, the other rebuilds the honest version from the filesystem. Together, your README is a function of your code, not a parallel document that quietly drifts.

All categories.

310 skills across 47 categories. Click a category to jump into the Lexicon.

How to get them.

Skills ship with the luna-agents npm package. After npm install -g luna-agents && luna-setup, every skill on this page is available as a Claude Code slash command under the /luna-agents: namespace.

Already installed but don't see them all? See Install · Troubleshooting or run luna-setup again — it's idempotent.

Feedback.

Missing a skill? Found a bluff the auditor missed? Email [email protected] or open an issue. The feedback page has the form.