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Implement the Syncfusion Vue Markdown Converter to convert Markdown text into clean HTML. Use this when converting Markdown to HTML in Vue, integrating a live Markdown preview, configuring GFM or line break options, or working with MarkdownConverter.toHtml() and MarkdownConverterOptions. This skill covers the @syncfusion/ej2-markdown-converter package and Markdown Editor integration with side-by-side HTML preview.
Use this skill when users ask how to implement Syncfusion PivotView pivot tables in Vue. Trigger for Vue pivot grid/OLAP analysis, measures/dimensions, data binding, drill-down/drill-through, grouping, filtering, calculated fields, conditional formatting, exports, or pivot charts. Vue-only, not React/Angular/Blazor.
Implement the Syncfusion Vue Speech-to-Text component. Instructions for integrating voice input, real-time transcription, language configuration, programmatic control, event handling, UI customization, browser compatibility, and security considerations for microphone-enabled applications.
Implements Syncfusion Vue TreeGrid for hierarchical data with sorting, filtering, editing, exporting, paging, virtual scrolling, and advanced features. Supports configuration, CRUD, aggregates, templates, state persistence, and performance optimization in Vue applications.
Guide for implementing Syncfusion Windows Forms Pivot Grid control for data analysis and pivot table functionality. Use this skill when implementing pivot tables, data summarization, cross-tabulated data, or analytical dashboards in Windows Forms applications. Covers data binding, pivot configuration, filtering, sorting, grouping, calculations, conditional formatting, and exporting.
Guide for implementing Syncfusion GridRecordNavigationControl in Windows Forms applications for record navigation functionality. Use this skill when implementing Microsoft Access-like navigation bars, first/last/previous/next navigation for grids, or record browsing in Windows Forms. Covers integration with GridControl, GridDataBoundGrid, and GridGroupingControl.
Look up BTI intelligence, tag evidence, direct relationships, and historical resolutions for an IP, domain, or MD5, and download VDC samples with authorization. Use for standalone IOC lookups, sample requests, or gathering supporting evidence for an insight investigation; no insight ID is needed. Does not handle entity correlation within the platform, endpoint compromise determinations, sample submission, or write-back to the platform.
CLI syntax reference for Tabular Editor 2 (TabularEditor.exe); deployment, scripting, BPA analysis, and CI/CD integration. Automatically invoke when the user mentions "TabularEditor.exe", TE2 CLI flags (-D, -S, -A, -B, -TMDL, -O, -C), or asks to "deploy a model via CLI", "set up CI/CD for Power BI", "automate model deployment", "run BPA from command line", "save model as TMDL".
Use this skill whenever you're making visual / styling decisions on a teaching site or content-driven SPA — picking colors, fonts, badge styles, card layouts, hero treatments, dark mode tokens, or any "how should this look?" question. Triggers on phrases like "視覺風格", "設計系統", "色票", "字體", "暗色模式", "玻璃卡片", "提示詞徽章", "Day hero 怎麼設計", "design tokens", "design system", "color system", "glass cards", "typography", "look and feel", "視覺一致性", or any moment when the user evaluates aesthetics rather than behaviour. This is the cross-cutting visual authority — every stage (SPA, interactions, corporate edition, ebook) reads tokens from here so the brand stays coherent across formats.
Default FMC tech stack for geo-heavy React SPAs: Bun/Vite, React 19, TanStack, maps, styling, TypeScript editor/CLI alignment, tsconfig templates, browserslist client targets, Claude Code MCP (Postgres), and when to pick sibling skills. Use when scaffolding a new app, evaluating libraries, setting up Bun install/global store or Knip, changing supported browsers or compat lint, setting up Claude Code MCP, or making stack/architecture decisions on existing apps.
Default product-domain stack guidance — frontend, backend, desktop, agent, scientific, static sites, and cross-surface contracts. Covers React, Effect Atom, TanStack Router, Effect Platform on Bun, Astro, coss-ui, Tailwind v4, Turborepo, Expo, NativeWind, React Native Reusables, FastAPI, Axum, Electron, CMake/Qt/VTK/ITK, and contracts (Effect Schema, OpenAPI, AsyncAPI). Use when choosing libraries, runtimes, architecture, refactoring stack, or comparing frameworks.
Build, debug, test, or package Python Textual terminal interfaces: screens, widgets, TCSS, reactive state, workers, keyboard workflows, and optional browser delivery. Use when Textual is selected or an existing Textual app is involved; do not turn a noninteractive CLI or simple Rich output into a TUI unnecessarily.
Edit Shopify theme JSON templates, settings data, and settings schema using the target theme's existing sections, blocks, nested block structures, and schema-defined settings. Use when updating, editing, or tweaking Shopify `templates/*.json`, JSON section data, `config/settings_data.json`, `config/settings_schema.json`, section settings, or block settings. Do not use for custom Liquid, new theme sections or blocks, snippets, assets, JavaScript, CSS, checkout extensions, or non-JSON theme-code work.
Build tilemaps using Tiny Swords asset pack. Handles 64x64 tile grid, elevation layers, water foam animation, shadow positioning, and terrain color variants. Use when creating game maps, level editors, or rendering terrain with the Tiny Swords tileset.
Generate or edit images and videos with ToAPIs models through the ToAPIs MCP server. Use when the user asks to create, edit or animate images or videos with ToAPIs, to find a suitable ToAPIs image or video model or its price, to check ToAPIs credits, or to follow up on a ToAPIs generation or task.
Connect Codex (CLI or desktop app), Claude Code or the Claude desktop app to ToAPIs with browser sign-in, and answer questions about the ToAPIs account behind that connection - balance, recent tasks, why a task failed, and spending such as today's cost. Use when the user wants to set up, fix, check or remove the ToAPIs connection, or asks about their ToAPIs credits, tasks or usage.
One-off justified mosaic photo collage (N local images -> single image) using the official `@transloadit/node` CLI. Uses the `/image/merge` Robot's `mosaic` effect to build a justified tiled layout with center-cropped photos, and downloads the result to an explicit output path via `--output`.
One-off polaroid-stack photo collage (N local images -> single image) using the official `@transloadit/node` CLI. Uses the `/image/merge` Robot's `polaroid-stack` effect and downloads the result to an explicit output path via `--output`.
Meta-skill for understanding and customizing Mindfold Trellis - the all-in-one AI workflow system for 9 AI coding platforms (Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, iFlow, Codex, Kilo, Kiro, Gemini CLI, Antigravity). This skill documents the ORIGINAL Trellis system design. When users customize their Trellis installation, modifications should be recorded in a project-local `trellis-local` skill, NOT in this meta-skill. Use this skill when: (1) understanding Trellis architecture, (2) customizing Trellis workflows, (3) adding commands/agents/hooks, (4) troubleshooting issues, or (5) adapting Trellis to specific projects.
Monitor Twitter/X, Reddit, LinkedIn, and Hacker News for trending narratives, viral posts, and hot-button topics in your space. Maps trends to ad hook opportunities with timing urgency scores. Tells you what to run ads about right now while the topic is hot.
How to read on-chain data in @aptos-labs/ts-sdk: view(), getBalance(), getAccountInfo(), getAccountResources(), getAccountModules(), getResource(). Triggers on: 'aptos.view', 'getBalance', 'getAccountInfo', 'getAccountResources', 'SDK query', 'view function TypeScript'.
Master TypeScript's advanced type system including generics, conditional types, mapped types, template literals, and utility types for building type-safe applications. Use when implementing complex type logic, creating reusable type utilities, or ensuring compile-time type safety in TypeScript projects.
TypeScript 6+ guidance for project development, tsconfig configuration, diagnostics, module resolution, deprecations, and modern standard-library typings. Use when building or maintaining TypeScript 6+ projects, debugging compiler behavior, or working through TS 6-specific defaults and tooling such as `#/` subpath imports, `ignoreDeprecations`, `RegExp.escape`, `Temporal`, and `--stableTypeOrdering`. Triggers on typescript 6, ts 6, stableTypeOrdering, ignoreDeprecations, types array, noUncheckedSideEffectImports, baseUrl deprecated, moduleResolution node deprecated, and subpath imports.
Use this skill for Python code, typing, tests, and tooling. Apply it when the task involves Python files, pytest, Ruff, mypy or pyright, packaging or environment setup, dataclasses or Pydantic, API or service boundaries, or Python application and repository logic.
Maintain a project thesaurus (domain glossary) following DDD ubiquitous language principles. Use PROACTIVELY when naming anything: variables, functions, classes, modules, database fields, API endpoints, events, files, or directories. Also use when the user asks to "create thesaurus", "update glossary", "add term", "rename to match domain", "check naming consistency", "what should I call this", "domain language", "ubiquitous language", or "naming conventions". Ensures all names in the codebase are consistent, descriptive, and aligned with the shared domain vocabulary. Also mines git history to resolve naming ambiguities — when a name was born, which name replaced which, which spelling is dying. Not for general code style or linting — only for domain term consistency.
UI/UX design intelligence for web and mobile. Includes 50+ styles, 161 color palettes, 57 font pairings, 161 product types, 99 UX guidelines, and 25 chart types across 10 stacks (React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, SwiftUI, React Native, Flutter, Tailwind, shadcn/ui, and HTML/CSS). Actions: plan, build, create, design, implement, review, fix, improve, optimize, enhance, refactor, and check UI/UX code. Projects: website, landing page, dashboard, admin panel, e-commerce, SaaS, portfolio, blog, and mobile app. Elements: button, modal, navbar, sidebar, card, table, form, and chart. Styles: glassmorphism, claymorphism, minimalism, brutalism, neumorphism, bento grid, dark mode, responsive, skeuomorphism, and flat design. Topics: color systems, accessibility, animation, layout, typography, font pairing, spacing, interaction states, shadow, and gradient. Integrations: shadcn/ui MCP for component search and examples.
Adjudicate whether users can operate an interface, and run heuristic evaluation. Use when the question is operability rather than looks — is it usable, hard to use, confusing, where do users get stuck; heuristic evaluation, Nielsen heuristics, usability audit, severity rating; the UX laws (Fitts, Hick, Miller/Cowan, Jakob, Tesler, Doherty, peak-end, Zeigarnik, aesthetic-usability); Gestalt grouping, affordances, signifiers, mapping, feedback, cognitive load, recognition over recall; picking among navigation, form, search/filter, table/data, feedback, action, disclosure, or onboarding patterns; or usability-side accessibility (WCAG POUR, inclusive design). Not for: the visual look or aesthetic audit (use core design/audit); the words/microcopy themselves (use content-design); the route through time, IA, or funnel (use journey); persuasion or conversion mechanics (use behavioral); truthful chart/data encoding (use data-viz).
Publish and maintain self-contained HTML, Markdown, or React artifacts as shareable URLs. Use when a user asks to publish a report, writeup, dashboard, prototype, visualization, or document; update an existing artifact; inspect a published artifact; or review watched-source drift in .artifacts/manifest.json or manifest.local.json. Artifacts support stable channel URLs, version history, light/dark themes, optional client-side password encryption, and deterministic Recipe builds. Source changes are detected by status and an optional Claude Code Stop hook; they are not edited or republished automatically. Do not trigger for generic file uploads, screenshots, SBOMs, build tarballs, Linear items, or Claude API content blocks.
Builds the visual structure and layout of a form, entity editor, or data-entry view in Vaadin Flow (Java) from any spec source — Figma URL, screenshot, text, or prompt — choosing the fields and components, FormLayout sectioning, and responsive column layout. Use when asked to create, implement, build, or generate a form, entity editor, or data entry view in Vaadin, to "add fields", "add a form", or "build a layout for editing", or when the user describes collecting structured input from users — even if they don't say the word "form" explicitly. This skill covers the form's layout and components only; to wire the fields to a Java bean with Binder, converters, and validation, look up the Binder and Form Validation guides via the Vaadin docs MCP (search_vaadin_docs).
Upgrade the very_good_analysis lint package to a new version in any Dart or Flutter package, handling the pubspec.yaml version bump, the lint fixes the new rules force, and the PR. Trigger on phrases like "bump very_good_analysis to 10.0.0", "upgrade very_good_analysis", "update our lint package", "we're due for a lint upgrade", "take very_good_analysis to the latest", or a `dart pub get` conflict reported after a very_good_analysis bump. Use it even when the user only describes the package instead of pointing at it, because the decisions it governs are scope calls that do not need the files on disk: which constraint to write, which warnings to fix, and what stays out of the PR. The trigger is a very_good_analysis version change. A conflict surfaced by a Dart or Flutter SDK bump belongs to dart-flutter-sdk- upgrade instead, even when very_good_analysis is the package blocking resolution.
Create high-fidelity web demo animations for video, course and narration scripts, with one HTML per shot (storyboard demo pages, video companion demo animations, animated web pages for screen recording, visualised shots for science, tech and product launches). Use this Skill whenever the user mentions making a demo animation web page for a video, storyboard HTML, shot pages, turning a voiceover script or outline into animation, designing video visuals as web pages, recording a web animation, or reworking and upgrading an existing batch of demo pages. The core is a unified cinematic player mechanism + a completely different visual style per page + shot language + synchronised sound effects + character expression commentary, with content fully open and unrestricted.
Write basic Cypress visual tests for UI5 web components, placing them in cypress/specs/visuals/. Use this skill whenever the user asks to create, add, or write a visual test (or screenshot test) for any UI5 web component. Also trigger when the user says things like "add a visual spec for X", "create a visual test for X", or "write a cypress visual for X".
Vitest 4+ testing with Vite. Use when configuring vitest.config.ts, writing unit/integration/browser tests, implementing mocks with vi.fn/vi.spyOn/vi.mock, setting up V8 or Istanbul coverage, or migrating from Jest or older Vitest workspace setups. Triggers on vitest, vitest.config.ts, vi.mock, browser mode, vitest/browser, projects, setupFiles, and toMatchScreenshot.
Measure your own writing corpus for the words and sentence shapes you over-use, so an agent writing in your voice stops amplifying your tics into a style. Produces a counted baseline file and checks any new draft against it. Use when an agent's drafts start sounding like a caricature of you, before publishing anything written in your voice, or every ten new pieces to re-measure.
Wallet Copy-Trade Bot v1.0 -- monitors target Solana wallets for meme token trades and auto-mirrors buys/sells with safety gates. Two follow modes: MC_TARGET (wait for market cap proof) or INSTANT. Tiered take-profit, trailing stop, mirror sell, time stop, and 4-tier risk grading. onchainos CLI + Agentic Wallet TEE signing.
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An open protocol that defines how AI applications connect to external tools and data in a uniform way. Clients talk to the model; MCP servers provide tools, resources and prompt templates. They exchange standard messages, so one server can be reused by many clients.