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Use when you must prove an analysis ran on the intended data or lock a dataset version. Builds a deterministic content-hash manifest (file SHA-256, schema, per-column value hashes), verifies later copies against it for drift, and diffs two manifests.
Turns an informational or content video (a talking-head explainer, an opinion or analysis piece, a product-review-style clip, anything that isn't a software walkthrough) into a clean written article, built as a real, live article inside a Clueso project. Structured by argument or topic beats, not numbered UI steps. Supporting visuals come from real frames pulled out of the video where something on screen actually helps (a chart, a labeled object, a demonstrated comparison), and from generated images everywhere else a real frame wouldn't convey the point. Use when the user says "turn this video into an article", "write up this clip as a blog post", "make a written version of this explainer video", or uploads a piece of content (not a screen recording of software) and asks for an article from it.
One-click deployment of a vLLM LLM inference service on the Ascend NPU platform. Triggers: the user says 'deploy model name', 'NPU deploy model', 'vllm serve'. Flow: SSH check → NPU check → config discovery (verification required) → user confirmation → deployment → cron monitoring → verification. Constraints: (1) configuration must be verified against official documentation, guessing is forbidden; (2) background startup must be monitored with cron, manual polling is forbidden. Supports Qwen/Qwen3.5, GLM, DeepSeek, Kimi.
Manage Volcengine's AI-native BaaS platform (Supabase edition / AIDAP / 火山引擎 AI 原生 BaaS 平台 Supabase 版) — a Volcengine-operated distribution that differs from official Supabase. Use when the user asks to create, inspect, or manage Volcengine Supabase or AIDAP resources — workspaces, branches, computes, SQL queries, schema changes, Auth, Realtime, Edge Functions, Storage buckets, frontend static-site hosting (Pages), API keys, connection info, or TypeScript type generation — or when a Volcengine deployment selects AIDAP as its database provider. Also trigger on Chinese prompts mentioning "火山引擎 Supabase" or "火山 Supabase". Operations run through the byted-supabase-cli command-line tool (installed via `npm i -g @byted-supabase/cli`; this is NOT the official `supabase` CLI). Do NOT use it for general database discussions, non-Supabase services (RDS MySQL, Redis), or pure client-side coding unrelated to Supabase backend management.
Build and maintain modern WordPress plugins and MCP servers, including hybrid WordPress+MCP products. Use when implementing plugin architecture (PHP, REST API, Gutenberg/admin/page-builder integrations), MCP tooling (TypeScript/Python, stdio/HTTP transport), security hardening, licensing/updates, and delivery workflows from scaffold to distribution.
X (Twitter) data extraction and monitoring via Xquik: tweet search, user lookup, follower extraction, giveaway draws, trending topics, account monitoring with webhooks, reply/retweet/quote extraction, community and Space data, follow checks. 22 MCP tools + REST API.
Reference for any XRPL Standard (XLS-N) when implementing or reviewing XRPL protocol features. Trigger on: XLS number (XLS-30, XLS-70), amendment name (AMM, Credentials, MPT, DID, NFToken, Batch, Escrow, Clawback, Firewall, Permissioned DEX), transaction type (AMMCreate, CredentialCreate, NFTokenMint, DelegateSet, PermissionedDomainSet, BatchSubmit), or ledger object name (Credential, AMM, MPToken, Delegate, Oracle, Bridge).
Zvec vector database development assistant. Use this skill when users need to develop vector search applications based on zvec, build RAG systems, implement semantic search, or handle vector data storage and querying. Suitable for Python and Node.js development environments, providing complete technical guidance from basic concepts to advanced usage. Proactively use this skill when users mention vector databases, similarity search, embedding storage, HNSW/IVF indexes, hybrid search, multi-vector queries, or zvec API usage.
Looks at articles/landing pages (article-html) already published on the 4cms storefront — to check, before creating a new page, whether a similar one exists (content anti-cannibalization), to view the latest articles, and to find out the sections/tags/meta of a specific article. Use when the user says "есть ли уже статья про…", "не дублируем ли контент", "покажи статьи на сайте", "что за лендинг с таким id", "какие статьи в рубрике", or before writing a new article/landing page. This reads existing 4cms articles (not creation — PageCraft creates pages). Call it via the `Skill(4cms-articles)` tool, not via `Read .../SKILL.md`.
Configure .env for working with 4cms (a client storefront on 4partners) — the FOURCMS_API_KEY key (the X-Auth-Token token for api.4partners.io), from which the site domain (FOURCMS_DOMAIN) is derived automatically via /info. Use it on the first call to 4cms, when you need to "configure 4cms", "connect a store", "add a 4cms/4partners key", on 401/403 errors from api.4partners.io, or when a 4cms-* script fails with "FOURCMS_DOMAIN not set" / "FOURCMS_API_KEY not set". Invoke via the `Skill(4cms-env)` tool, not via `Read .../SKILL.md`.
WCAG 2.2 compliance, ARIA authoring patterns, screen reader and keyboard navigation, color contrast, and cognitive/neurodiversity accommodations. Use when auditing accessibility, fixing a11y violations, choosing ARIA roles, checking contrast ratios, or designing for ADHD, dyslexia, autism, or motor impairment.
Registers existing React components with Tambo so AI can render them. Use when user wants to make their existing components available to AI, register components for generative UI, convert React components to Tambo components, or mentions /add-components-to-registry. For creating NEW components, see the components skill. For project setup, use add-to-existing-project or start-from-scratch skills.
Use when assessing the architectural health of a codebase — before a major refactor, when onboarding to an unfamiliar repo, after rapid growth, when planning a redesign, or to surface structural strengths and risks before they become expensive. Not for fixing what it finds, and not for reviewing a branch diff.
Use when reviewing or scoring AI-generated business/application code quality in any language, especially when a numeric score, risk level, or must-fix checklist is requested, or when C++ code must comply with OpenHarmony C++ and security standards
6 AI personalization prompts (lemlist style) plus 2 email templates - ICP Identification, Company Description, Similar Product, Top 3 Problems, Subject Line, Case Study Reference, and Similar Company Approach. Use when setting up AI-powered personalization, building a data workspace/lemlist workflows, or automating research.
Code quality guidelines and best practices for writing clean, maintainable code. Covers naming, structure, error handling, testing, and code review standards. Use when writing code, reviewing, refactoring, or asking "how should I name this", "best practice for", "clean code".
Add project-specific rules and conventions to the configured RULES.md artifact. Each invocation appends new rules. These rules are automatically loaded by /aif-implement before execution. Use when user says "add rule", "remember this", "convention", or "always do X".
This skill should be used when the user asks to "analyze code for security issues", "check for OWASP vulnerabilities", "review code against CWE Top 25", "find injection vulnerabilities", "do a security code review", or needs manual security analysis against OWASP Top 10, API Top 10, Mobile Top 10, or CWE/SANS frameworks.
Use this skill when drafting, localizing, reviewing, or QA-checking Arabic copy, dialect choice, bilingual Arabic-English text, RTL UI copy, WhatsApp, SMS, push, email, ad copy, landing pages, support scripts, and sales follow-up across Arab markets.
Manage auto-renewable subscriptions with the `asc` CLI: subscription groups, group localizations, subscriptions, pricing, subscription localizations, introductory offers, promotional offers, win-back offers, offer codes, and subscription review screenshots. Trigger on requests about subscription tiers, free trials, promo or custom codes, lapsed-subscriber win-back offers, Custom App Name, review assets, or submitting a first subscription (it must go to review with an app version).
Design, implement, or visually refine a web interface when the visible experience is a primary deliverable. Use for greenfield UI, redesigns, reference matching, and visual polish; skip backend-only work and behavior-only frontend changes.
Master authentication and authorization patterns including JWT, OAuth2, session management, and RBAC to build secure, scalable access control systems. Use when implementing auth systems, securing APIs, or debugging security issues.
Use for "automate me", "create/update/refresh my -mode skill", "turn/capture my preferences or working style into a skill", or wanting agents to follow how the user works. Drafts or revises a personal -mode skill via create-skill + unslop, optionally pulling fresh evidence from recent transcripts
Use when looking up ANY App Store metadata field requirement, privacy manifest schema, age rating tier, export compliance decision, EU DSA trader status, IAP review pipeline, or WWDC25 submission change. Covers character limits, screenshot specs, encryption decision tree, account deletion rules.
Audit a domain's backlink profile — anchor distribution, referring domains, toxic patterns, competitor link gaps, and broken-link recovery — and produce an evidence-labeled action plan. Use when the user asks for a backlink audit, whether their links are toxic or spammy, where competitors get links they do not have, or how to recover lost links
Web typography from choosing fonts to spacing, wrapping and accessibility. Use when picking or pairing typefaces, configuring variable fonts or OpenType features, setting up a type scale, checking heading hierarchy, styling text in components, truncating text, styling underlines, selection, placeholders or carets, or reviewing frontend code for typography. Triggers on typography, fonts, font formats, woff2, variable fonts, font-weight, opentype, font-feature-settings, letter-spacing, line-height, type scale, heading hierarchy, heading levels, tabular numbers, text-wrap, truncation, line clamp, underlines, text-decoration, text selection, iOS input zoom, scaled input text, font smoothing, text contrast, measure, line length, text-box, smart punctuation, drop cap.
Bilibili comment analysis tool. Enter a Bilibili video link or BV number to fetch top-level comment data, with paged browsing, comment sentiment analysis (positive/negative/needs/competitor), and generation of a polished HTML report. Use when the user needs to view Bilibili video comments, analyze comment sentiment, or understand user feedback. Trigger words: Bilibili comments, Bilibili video comments, comment query, comment analysis, comment sentiment, read comments, bilibili comments.
Use this skill when the user needs to track and manage lawyer hours, expert fees and investigation costs, control litigation costs, or issue timesheets or expense invoices to clients. Typical triggers include but are not limited to: - Mentions of keywords such as "work hours", "expert fees", "investigation costs", "case costs", "timesheet", "expense invoice", "budget", "cost control" - Questions about a lawyer's work hours, the costs of a case, or litigation costs - The user requests a summary of lawyer work hours, a case timesheet, or a case expense invoice for delivery to a client or for reimbursement - The need to prepare a budget, monitor budget execution, or analyze budget variance for a case or retainer service - The need to assess litigation costs against expected returns and conduct a litigation cost-benefit analysis
Run an opt-in evidence-backed second pass on a complete Blender deliverable. Use when the user explicitly asks to critique, improve, repair, iterate, or apply a practice-makes-perfect loop; when a benchmark fixture explicitly requires retained before-and-after evidence; or when a completed candidate must be improved without regressing its existing technical or visible qualities.
Build browser or server token bridging across chains with Circle App Kit or standalone Bridge Kit. Bridges USDC across CCTP chains (EVM and Solana) and CCTPx tokens on supported EVM routes, including registry aliases such as wETH, cirBTC, and EURC plus registry-listed token IDs, through the same `kit.bridge()` call. Supports browser wallets, private-key and Circle Wallets adapters, bridge events, transfer speed (FAST/SLOW), Forwarding Service, and recovery. Bridge operations require no kit key. Use when: bridge a token across chains, bridge USDC, bridge a CCTPx token alias or token ID, move tokens between chains, build wallet-connected bridge UIs, configure Viem/Ethers/Solana adapters, or use @circle-fin/bridge-kit, @circle-fin/app-kit, CCTP, CCTPx, forwarding, or bridge routes
Implement a full-stack feature following an approved plan. Builds database layer, backend API, frontend components, and tests. Use after plan-feature has produced an approved implementation plan, or when you have a clear set of tasks to implement across the stack.
Build dumb-pipe and traffic-filtering C2 redirectors with nginx (proxy_pass) and Apache (mod_rewrite), deriving filter rules from a Malleable C2 profile, layering Let's Encrypt TLS, and applying OPSEC controls like domain fronting and UA/geo filtering. Use when standing up red-team C2 that must survive blue-team triage or ensuring only profile-matching implant traffic reaches the hidden team server.
Migrates a Capacitor iOS app or plugin from the AppDelegate lifecycle to the UIScene lifecycle introduced in Capacitor 8.5 and required by Xcode 27. Audits first (custom AppDelegate URL/lifecycle code, CAPBridgeViewController subclasses, existing SceneDelegate.swift, Info.plist UIApplicationSceneManifest, project.pbxproj registration, plugin lifecycle observers, tmpWindow/TmpViewController), reports, then merges surgically or hands template-shaped projects to `npx cap migrate`. Use for "Capacitor 8.5 upgrade", "add SceneDelegate", "adopt UIScene", "CLIENT OF UIKIT REQUIRES UPDATE", deep links or appUrlOpen stopped firing after 8.5, "cap migrate skipped partial state", or as the prerequisite step before Capacitor 9. Do not use for Android, full major upgrades (use capacitor-app-upgrade-v8-to-v9), or new deep-link setup (use capacitor-deep-linking).
Drive Chromium through a persistent JavaScript browser/page/locator API. Read scoped accessibility snapshots with managed refs and diffs; perform guarded, verified interactions with trusted input. Raw typed CDP remains available for deterministic operations and unsupported mechanics. Use to automate, inspect, or script single or multiple browser tabs. Requires browser-harness-js on PATH and a Chromium connection through the extension relay or remote debugging.
This skill generates interactive Chart.js visualizations for use in iframes using any chart type supported by the library (line, bar, pie, doughnut, radar, polar area, bubble, scatter). Use this skill when users need to create data visualizations for educational content, reports, or dashboards. The skill creates complete MicroSim packages with HTML, CSS, and documentation.
Claudian install assistant. Use when the user wants to install the Claudian plugin in an Obsidian vault, or mentions "Claudian", "Claude Code in Obsidian", or "install Claudian plugin". It copies the plugin files into the target vault and guides the user through enabling the plugin.
Create a vanilla tRPC client with createTRPCClient<AppRouter>(), configure link chain with httpBatchLink/httpLink, dynamic headers for auth, transformer on links (not client constructor). Infer types with inferRouterInputs and inferRouterOutputs. AbortController signal support. TRPCClientError typing.
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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.