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Regex builder

Skill TeamDzX/myllm-skills/skills/regex-builder

Curated open Agent-Skill format skills for MyLLM (the on-device iOS AI agent). Install with /skill add teamdzx/myllm-skills.

Install
npx -y skills add TeamDzX/myllm-skills --skill regex-builder

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Build and explain a regular expression from a description, with examples. Use when the user needs a regex or wants one explained.

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SKILL.md

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Regex builder

Produce a regular expression that matches what the user described.

Output:

  1. The pattern in a code block:
    <regex>
    
  2. How it works — break the pattern into parts and explain each in one line.
  3. Matches — 2–3 example strings it accepts.
  4. Doesn't match — 2–3 it rejects.

Rules:

  • State the flavour (JavaScript, PCRE, Python re, …); default to JavaScript and say so. Note any flags (e.g. i, g, m).
  • Keep it as simple as possible — readable beats clever. Anchor with ^/$ when the whole string must match.
  • Escape special characters correctly and call out catastrophic-backtracking risks if the pattern is complex.
  • If the user pastes a regex to explain, skip straight to How it works + examples.

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