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Guides implementation of Syncfusion WinForms SfCalendar control for date selection and calendar viewing. Use this when working with calendar controls, date pickers, or multi-view calendars with Month/Year/Decade/Century views. Covers date selection modes, view navigation, date restrictions, special dates, and appearance customization for Windows Forms.
Guides implementation of the Syncfusion WinForms Carousel control for creating 3D circular conveyors with rotating objects. Use this when creating interactive image galleries, product showcases, or 3D item displays with carousel paths. Covers image slides, rotation control, touch interactions, and visual customization.
Guide for implementing the Syncfusion WinForms Clock control in Windows Forms applications. Use this skill when the user needs to add a clock display, switch between analog and digital modes, customize clock appearance, apply custom renderers, configure frames or shapes for the digital clock, or freeze the clock at a fixed time. Covers ClockType, ClockFrame, ClockShape, ShowCustomTimeClock, ClockRenderer, and DigitalRenderer.
Implement and configure Syncfusion WinForms FontComboBox control - a specialized combo box automatically populated with system fonts. Use this when working with font selection UI, font pickers, or font dropdown controls in Windows Forms applications. The skill covers font selection capability, system font display, and font enumeration in WinForms.
Guide for implementing the Syncfusion WinForms FontListBox control in Windows Forms applications. Use this skill when the user needs to display a list of installed system fonts, configure selection modes for font selection, apply visual styles, enable font auto-complete, customize scrollbars, or handle font selection events. Covers UseAutoComplete, FontListBoxStyle, SelectionMode, and scrollbar behavior.
Guide for implementing Syncfusion GradientPanel control in Windows Forms applications. Use when creating gradient backgrounds, container panels with visual styling, or grouped controls with custom backgrounds. Covers gradient containers, styled panel groups, background customization with pattern/solid/gradient displays, visual containers, and panel-based layouts.
Implementation guide for Syncfusion WinForms Maps control - a geographical data visualization component that displays statistical and regional data using shape files, bubbles, markers, and interactive features. Use this when working with WinForms Maps, geographical maps in Windows Forms, shape file visualization, choropleth maps, or bubble maps. This skill covers map layers, zooming/panning, geographical data binding, ESRI shape files, and building location-based desktop applications with interactive maps.
Implement and configure Syncfusion MultiColumnComboBox control in Windows Forms - an advanced combobox with multiple columns in dropdown and virtual data binding for large datasets. Use when creating dropdown lists with multiple data fields, DataSource binding, DisplayMember/ValueMember configuration, or column headers in dropdown. Covers filtered dropdown lists and replacing standard ComboBox with multi-column alternatives.
Implements Syncfusion MultiColumnTreeView control for Windows Forms applications to display hierarchical data with additional columns. Use this when working with TreeNodeAdv, TreeColumnAdv, multi-column tree structures, or hierarchical data requiring multiple columns per node. The skill covers node collections, checkboxes, option buttons, XML data binding, load on demand features, and tree appearance customization.
Guide for implementing the Syncfusion Windows Forms MultiSelectionComboBox control — a ComboBox with multi-item selection, auto-suggestion, and tag-style visual items. Use this skill when the user mentions MultiSelectionComboBox, WinForms multi-select combo, or Syncfusion.Windows.Forms.Tools.MultiSelectionComboBox, or needs a combo box that allows selecting multiple items in a Windows Forms application. Applies when configuring display modes, binding data sources, styling visual items, handling SelectedItemCollectionChanged, or setting AutoSuggestMode.
Implement Syncfusion NavigationDrawer control in Windows Forms - a sliding panel menu that appears from screen edges. Use when creating drawer navigation, side menus, or hamburger menus with panel transitions. Covers DrawerMenuItem configuration, DrawerHeader setup, slide-out menus, and panel transitions (SlideOnTop, Push, Reveal) for modern sliding panel navigation.
Learn to implement Syncfusion WinForms PercentTextBox control for collecting and displaying percentage values with validation, formatting, and data binding. Covers installation, value management, constraints, formatting options, and event handling for robust percentage input forms.
Guide for implementing Syncfusion PopupControlContainer in Windows Forms applications. Use when creating custom popup panels, attaching popups to parent controls, or configuring auto-close behavior. Covers popup lifecycle, ShowPopup/HidePopup methods, event handling (BeforePopup, Popup, CloseUp), hosting child controls in popups, auto-scroll configuration, transparent popups, and advanced scenarios like ComboBoxBase hosting within popups.
Guide for implementing Syncfusion RadioButtonAdv control in Windows Forms applications. Use when creating enhanced radio buttons with Office themes (2007/2016), Metro style, gradient backgrounds, text shadow effects, custom images per state, or 2D/3D borders for professional styling beyond standard WinForms RadioButton.
Complete guide for implementing Syncfusion RangeSlider control in Windows Forms for dual-thumb value selection. Use when creating range selection interfaces with SliderMin/SliderMax configuration, ChannelColor customization, or RangeColor styling. Covers range bound configuration, slider appearance customization, event handling, and building range selection UI components.
Implement Syncfusion Windows Forms Sparkline controls for compact data visualization. Use this when working with sparklines, trend displays in condensed format, or high-density data visualization. This skill covers line, column, and WinLoss chart types, data point markers, high/low value highlighting, and lightweight graphical representations in Windows Forms applications.
Implement Syncfusion SplashPanel control for creating customizable splash screens and notification popups in Windows Forms applications. Use when displaying application startup screens, loading indicators, or non-obtrusive notification popups. Covers splash screen configuration, animations (slide, fade, marquee), desktop alignment, child controls, auto-close timers, background gradients/images, and splash events for creating professional startup experiences.
Guide for implementing Syncfusion WinForms SplitButton control - a hybrid button with dropdown menu. Use this when creating controls that combine button and dropdown functionality, toggle modes with menu options, or Office-style split buttons. Covers dynamic caption updates, custom button rendering, and toggle mode configuration.
Guide to implementing the Syncfusion Windows Forms TabbedMDIManager control for creating professional tabbed document interfaces with multiple tab groups, complete customization, event handling, and serialization support. Use this skill when users need to build MDI applications with tabbed windows, tab alignment, tab groups, button controls, appearance customization, themes, and interactive features like tooltips and context menus.
Guide for implementing Syncfusion WizardControl component in Windows Forms applications. Use when creating multi-step forms, installation wizards, setup dialogs, or step-by-step workflow interfaces with navigation buttons. Covers assembly deployment, page management, banner configuration, validation, navigation button handling, events, and appearance customization for professional wizard interfaces.
How to create and configure Syncfusion XPTaskBar controls in Windows Forms applications. Use this skill whenever the user needs to implement expandable task panels, create Windows XP-style task menus, build collapsible navigation panels, configure multi-box task bars, or customize task bar behavior with animations and events. Covers basic setup, box/item management, layout modes, events, customization, and spacing configuration.
Guide to implementing Syncfusion XPTaskPane component for Windows Forms. Use when user needs to create Microsoft Office XP-style task pane layouts, manage multiple task pages, configure navigation headers, reorder pages, or customize appearance. Covers container setup, page management, header controls, scrolling, and styling.
System design and architecture expert for creating scalable distributed systems. Covers system design interviews, architecture patterns, and real-world case studies like Netflix, Twitter, Uber. Use when designing systems, writing architecture docs, or preparing for system design interviews.
Use this skill when migrating a Taiga UI project to a new major version. Before starting, confirm with the user which major versions are involved (e.g. v4 → v5). Substitute the source version as CURRENT_MAJOR and the target version as NEXT_MAJOR throughout this workflow. Also invoke when running migration schematics, handling migration TODOs left after `ng update` or `nx migrate`, asked to fix TODOs, clean up migration notes, resolve deprecation warnings, or work with @taiga-ui/legacy package. Follow the complete migration workflow: gather context, prepare environment, run schematics, review changes, handle TODOs, and troubleshoot common issues. Resolve every actionable TODO only when the surrounding code proves the fix is safe; otherwise inspect more context or ask the user before changing behavior, templates, styles, or scripts.
Typed chart grammar guidance for marks, scales, layouts, interaction, accessibility, rendering, and framework adapters. Use when a project uses TanStack Charts or when the task needs its setup, implementation, debugging, testing, migration, or integration guidance.
Write or rewrite anything technical people write — READMEs, documentation pages, quickstarts, PRDs, tech specs, RFCs, ADRs, design docs, task breakdowns and task files, GitHub issues, bug reports, QA test plans, test cases, exploratory charters, verification reports, PR descriptions, code review comments, and async team updates — so it reads clearly, scans fast, stays faithful to source facts, and sounds human. Use when the user says "write a README", "improve these docs", "write a PRD", "write a tech spec", "draft an ADR", "break this into tasks", "write the task files", "open an issue", "write a test plan", "write test cases", "file a bug report", "write the QA report", "write the PR description", "draft a status update", or wants technical writing that persuades without marketing fluff. Do NOT use for marketing landing pages, sales copy, or ad copywriting.
Review and investigate Teleport session recordings. Use when the user asks to review or audit recorded sessions, find out what happened in a session, or search sessions by what occurred in them (e.g. "sessions that touched production databases", "who ran sudo on prod"). Covers common security workflows such as SOC risk triage of the riskiest sessions, periodic compliance reviews of production access, threat hunting for techniques (privilege escalation, persistence, data exfiltration, SSH config tampering, secret exposure), and incident-response pivots ("what did this user do on that host"). Also lists recent SSH/db/Kubernetes/desktop recordings, summarizes a session, and downloads or plays one back. Trigger on phrases like "review session recordings", "search session recordings", "what happened in session <id>", "find risky sessions", or any mention of Teleport session recordings or session summaries. Also trigger when following up on a session from a previous command.
Provides design token system and theming framework for consistent, customizable UI styling across all components. Covers complete token taxonomy (color, typography, spacing, shadows, borders, motion, z-index), theme switching (CSS custom properties, theme providers), RTL/i18n support (CSS logical properties), and accessibility (WCAG contrast, high contrast themes, reduced motion). This is the foundational styling layer referenced by ALL component skills. Use when theming components, implementing light/dark mode, creating brand styles, customizing visual design, ensuring design consistency, or supporting RTL languages.
Manages scoped Tilebox workflow automations with the CLI and Python SDK. Use when creating, updating, pausing, deleting, listing, or inspecting cron/storage automations, checking storage locations, selecting task scope, or submitting one-off triggers.
On-demand and reserved GPU clusters (H100, H200, B200) on Together AI with Kubernetes or Slurm orchestration, shared storage, credential management, and cluster scaling for ML and HPC jobs. Reach for it when the user needs multi-node compute or infrastructure control rather than a managed model endpoint.
Remote Python execution in managed sandboxes on Together AI with stateful sessions, file uploads, data analysis, chart generation, and notebook-like runs via the Sandboxes API. Reach for it whenever the user wants managed remote Python execution instead of local execution, raw clusters, or full model hosting.
Environment checks, deployment, and capability guidance for Huawei Ascend's Ascend Extension for PyTorch (torch_npu). Applies automatically when the user works with @torch_npu, Ascend NPU, or CANN, or needs to migrate PyTorch to NPU; when the user uses @torch_npu_doc, provides an explanation of the project's in-repo Chinese documentation capabilities based on the skill's reference docs.
Build a weekly TikTok posting plan from a niche, audience, and content pillars. Produces per-day picks (hook formula, angle, sound, video length, goal, posting time), a hook-batching schedule so you film several openers in one session, a sound shortlist with the trend window, and a completion-rate goal check. Use for a repeatable posting rhythm instead of ad-hoc videos. Not for scripting one hook (use tt-hook-scripter) or one caption (use tt-caption-writer).
Emulated Twilio REST APIs for local development and testing. Use when the user needs to test Twilio Messaging, Verify, Voice, phone numbers, webhooks, status callbacks, inbound SMS simulation, or Twilio SDK integrations without hitting the real Twilio service.
Unity 3D math correctness patterns. Catches common mistakes with coordinate spaces, Quaternion, Vector3, Plane, Bounds, Transform hierarchies, raycasting projection, and floating-point precision. PATTERN format: WHEN/WRONG/RIGHT/GOTCHA. Based on Unity 6.3 LTS documentation.
Unity 6 multiplayer and networking guide. Use when building multiplayer games, working with Netcode for GameObjects, NetworkManager, NetworkObject, NetworkBehaviour, RPCs (ServerRpc, ClientRpc), NetworkVariables, or Unity multiplayer services (Relay, Lobby). Covers client-server architecture, state synchronization, and scene management. Based on Unity 6.3 LTS documentation.
Use when upgrading or hardening an existing kube-hetzner cluster, including module version bumps, provider lockfile refreshes, k3s/RKE2 channel/version upgrades, immutable node replacement, system-upgrade-controller changes, or live cluster rollout validation
Provides utility tools including IP address lookup, text translation, QR code generation, hash calculation, web page metadata extraction, domain WHOIS lookup, and password generation. Use when users need translation, IP lookup, QR codes, hashing, domain info, or password generation.
Stress-test a startup idea before any code is written. Score it on 7 dimensions, propose 3 validation experiments under $200 each, and end with a build, pivot, or kill verdict. Use when a founder asks whether an idea is worth building.
React and Next.js performance optimization guidelines from Vercel Engineering. This skill should be used when writing, reviewing, or refactoring React/Next.js code to ensure optimal performance patterns. Triggers on tasks involving React components, Next.js pages, data fetching, bundle optimization, or performance improvements.
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