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Makes a code-animated stick-figure explainer reel (9:16, 30 to 45 s) from a question or topic. A bright cartoon world with thick outlines, stick people with big white heads and faces, constant camera motion, whip transitions, 1 to 2 word captions, a playful underscore and cartoon sound effects, all generated in code and timed to the voiceover word by word. Use when the user runs /stick-figure or asks for a stick-figure, stickman or cartoon "what if" explainer.
Use when writing any short-form video script, hook, opening line, or scroll-stopping content (TikTok, Reels, Shorts) for any niche or business — when the first 2 seconds must grab attention. Also the shared psychology core (six storytelling levers) that the other storytelling-suite skills reference
Use when tasks involve reading and summarising an academic paper from either a PDF file or an arXiv URL. If the input is a PDF, convert it to images for accurate reading (equations/figures). If the input is an arXiv URL, download the LaTeX source to read. Output the summary as a standalone LaTeX file.
Set up a Superset open-source contribution — fork and clone superset-sh/superset, run local dev setup, and follow the repo's contribution rules through to a merge-ready PR. Use when the user wants to contribute to Superset, fix a Superset bug themselves, or prepare a PR against superset-sh/superset.
Display hierarchical navigation paths with the ASP.NET Core Breadcrumb control. Use this skill when implementing breadcrumb navigation, handling item binding, configuring overflow behavior, or customizing templates and icons.
Comprehensive guide for implementing Syncfusion ASP.NET Core dropdown components including DropDownList, MultiSelect, AutoComplete, Mention, ComboBox, ListBox, and MultiColumn ComboBox. Single and multiple selection control with data binding, filtering, grouping, templates, and accessibility features. Essential for building professional dropdown interfaces with server-side data binding.
Implement tabbed navigation interfaces in ASP.NET Core using Syncfusion Tab component for organizing and switching between content sections. Use this skill when implementing tab-based navigation, multi-panel content organization, wizards, or any scenario requiring organized content sections with header-based selection.
Toolkit for styling artifacts with a theme. These artifacts can be slides, docs, reportings, HTML landing pages, etc. There are 10 pre-set themes with colors/fonts that you can apply to any artifact that has been creating, or can generate a new theme on-the-fly.
Turns a request, ticket, PRD, design or thread into one plan a human approves and a builder can act on without the conversation: asks every gray area until no product decision is left to the builder, then writes the problem, EARS criteria with concrete values, the path and the data it touches (drawn in mermaid), the interface, and only the decisions that are hard to reverse. Captures that come with the request bind. Use when the user says “plan this”, “plan feature”, “specify feature”, “write the plan”, “cut this PRD into tasks”, or “tlc-plan”. Do NOT use to implement (that is tlc-implement), for a standalone design document, or when nobody has decided what to build.
tRPC v11 end-to-end type-safe APIs for TypeScript. Covers router and procedure definitions, input validation with Zod, middleware and context, subscriptions, error handling with TRPCError, React client hooks via @trpc/react-query, server-side callers with createCallerFactory, adapter setup (standalone, Express, Fastify, Hono), and testing patterns. Use when building tRPC routers, defining procedures, setting up middleware, configuring adapters, integrating tRPC with React, handling errors, implementing subscriptions, or testing tRPC procedures.
Use when setting up or running TypeScript type-checking as a standalone quality gate — writing or tightening a strict tsconfig.json, adding a `tsc --noEmit` (or `tsc -b --noEmit`) check that runs separately from the build, wiring that check into CI, or configuring TypeScript project references for a multi-package (pnpm/Turborepo) monorepo. Covers why a dedicated type-check gate is mandatory (bundlers and transpilers strip types without checking them), the strict compiler-option set worth enabling beyond `strict: true`, the Vite split-config layout, and cross-package type resolution via composite project references. TypeScript 5.x.
Full-stack <head> manager for Vue (@unhead/vue 3.x). Use when writing, reviewing, or debugging code that imports @unhead/vue, calls useHead, useSeoMeta, useHeadSafe, useScript, injectHead, createHead, or sets up Unhead SSR / streaming SSR / build plugins in a Vue app.
How to manage UniFi network infrastructure — devices, clients, firewall, VPN, routing, WLANs, Traffic Flows, and statistics. Use this skill when the user mentions UniFi, Ubiquiti, network management, WiFi configuration, firewall rules, port forwarding, VPN, QoS, bandwidth, traffic flows, connected clients, network devices, or any UniFi networking task.
Unity 6 testing guide. Use when writing unit tests, integration tests, or doing TDD with Unity Test Framework. Covers Edit Mode and Play Mode tests, NUnit attributes ([Test], [UnityTest], [SetUp], [TearDown]), testing MonoBehaviours and coroutines, and CI/CD integration. Based on Unity 6.3 LTS documentation.
This skill should be used when the user asks about "Unity editor scripting", "Custom Inspector", "EditorWindow", "PropertyDrawer", "Unity Input System", "new Input System", "UI Toolkit", "uGUI", "Canvas", "asset management", "AssetDatabase", "build pipeline", "Editor utilities", or needs guidance on Unity editor extensions, input handling, UI systems, and workflow optimization.
Reference for the uploads CLI and its stdio/hosted MCP tools — exact flags, keys, and contracts for put and attach, screenshot capture, stable PR/issue keys, the managed attachments comment, metadata and search, galleries, change feeds (repo-wide or one PR/issue), config defaults, issue artifacts, login/doctor, and output formats. Use when driving the `uploads` CLI or its MCP tools (including the hosted MCP at agents.uploads.sh for agents without local filesystem/git access), when you need a public URL for a local file ("upload this", "host this image", "give me a public URL for this file"), when the CLI itself prints a hint or nudge you need to act on (a `hint` field in `--format json`, or the stderr note suggesting `--pr`/`attach --branch`), or when you need exact flags, key layouts, or setup and auth details. For the when-and-how of getting a screenshot or recording into a GitHub PR or issue, start with the github-screenshots skill — it defers here for CLI detail
Git worktree management with tmux integration and task dispatch. Use when creating isolated dev environments, launching parallel feature work, running multiple Claude instances, managing worktrees, dispatching tasks to worktree terminals, or cleaning up after merge. Covers worktree creation in .claude/worktrees/, tmux window management in the current session, and command dispatch. Also use when someone says "create a worktree", "launch in a worktree", "worktree for story X", or "parallel development".
Use when a campaign needs a consistent, approved way to label links so the team can distinguish sources and make later reporting possible. Trigger phrases include "plan our UTMs", "name campaign links", "make tracking links", "how should we tag creator links?", and "set up attribution for this launch". Do not use this to claim analytics access, create tracking without consent or policy review, or decide campaign strategy; use campaign-brief for the campaign source, paid-social-brief for media requirements, and social-analytics-report to interpret available data.
UX research methodology: usability testing protocols, user interviews, contextual inquiry, surveys, card sorting, and diary studies, plus synthesis frameworks including JTBD, journey mapping, and affinity diagramming. Use when planning a study, writing a discussion guide, or analyzing research data.
Rectify an uncertain Vedic/Jyotish birth time from five or more major life events plus personal traits, using Dasha timelines, divisional-chart transitions, and astronomical calculation. Use for 'birth time rectification', 'my birth time may be wrong', 'refine my time of birth'; Chinese requests such as '校准时间', '时间矫正', and '出生时间不准'; or Japanese requests such as '出生時刻を修正して', '生まれた時間が曖昧', and '出生時間を絞り込みたい'. Also use when another Vedic skill routes to rectification. / 吠陀占星出生时间校准引擎。
React composition patterns that scale. Use when refactoring components with boolean prop proliferation, building flexible component libraries, or designing reusable APIs. Triggers on tasks involving compound components, render props, context providers, or component architecture.
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.
Walk through a PR or large diff together — your own or someone else's — one sub-changeset at a time and one review topic at a time within it. Use when reviewing a substantive PR collaboratively, walking a large refactor, or when the user asks to walk a PR, walk a diff, explain a PR, review collaboratively, or review a change together. Optional --canvas runs the walk in a live HTML artifact
Run, verify, and investigate JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python tests through Wallaby's live test state. Use for test execution or status checks, baselines before editing, post-change verification, diagnosing failures or unexpected behavior, analyzing coverage or assertions, tracing execution, inspecting runtime values or logs, assessing file or test impact, and updating snapshots. Also use when the user mentions Wallaby or a conventional test framework or command such as Vitest, Jest, Jasmine, Mocha, ng test, pytest, unittest, or npm test.
Render and extract web page content via AceDataCloud's WebExtrator API. Use when scraping a page's final rendered HTML, or extracting typed structured data (Article, Product, Recipe, Video, Discussion, Job) plus clean markdown/text from any URL. Real headless Chromium with schema.org + LLM extraction.
Cut a long webinar, demo, or recorded call into several short highlight clips optimized for social feeds. The core judgment call is finding which moments actually deserve to become clips: a hook, a concrete outcome, a striking stat, a sharp Q&A answer, decided from the real transcript rather than guesses about wall-clock position, before any cutting happens. Use when the user says "cut this hour-long webinar into five short clips for LinkedIn", "turn this demo recording into social clips", "pull the highlights out of this call", "make some short clips from this long video", or "give me a few clippable moments from this recording".
Optimize WeChat official account article content in local Markdown files so it reads better for 16-50 year old Chinese users on the WeChat official account platform. Supports optimizing article structure, language expression, and formatting to improve opening appeal, paragraph rhythm, and closing conversion. Use this skill when the user needs to optimize official account articles, improve Markdown content quality, or enhance the article reading experience.
Import documents and perform knowledge retrieval via WeKnora API. Use when uploading files, URLs, or Markdown to a knowledge base, searching knowledge with hybrid retrieval (vector + keyword), or querying knowledge details. Triggers: (1) uploading documents to a knowledge base, (2) hybrid search across knowledge bases, (3) listing/querying knowledge base contents.
You are an expert software engineer and systems analyst. Use when user asks "how does X work" with expectation of depth, user wants to understand a complex system spanning many files, or user asks for architectural analysis or pattern investigation.
Use when migrating a WordPress site to a Hugo static site on GitHub Pages from a WXR export (.xml) plus the wp-content/uploads folder — preserving /archives/<id>/ URLs, localizing images, and deploying via GitHub Actions. Triggers — "把 WordPress 迁成 Hugo", "wordpress 转静态站", "migrate WordPress to Hugo", "WXR to Hugo", "publish WordPress to GitHub Pages", "/wjs-converting-wp-to-hugo".
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.
Discover your actual workflow through conversation or observation, then generate a tailored skills bundle that encodes it as loadable agent skills with trigger conditions. Use when you want to understand your own process, formalize it, or share it with collaborators. Also use when a session feels aimless — this skill gives it structure. Do not use this skill for unrelated requests; route to the nearest named specialist.
Motoko language pitfalls, modern syntax, and architecture patterns for the Internet Computer. Covers persistent actors, stable types, mo:core standard library, dot notation, mixins, and common compilation errors. Use when writing Motoko canister code, fixing Motoko compiler errors, or generating Motoko actors. Do NOT use for deployment, icp.yaml, or CLI commands; for design review or audit of existing Motoko code, load reviewing-motoko instead.
Use when a real lesson, analysis, launch explanation, or resource needs a structured X thread rather than a single post. Trigger phrases include "make this an X thread", "outline a thread", "break this down for X", "turn this research into a thread", and "what is the thread angle?". Do not use this to manufacture hot takes, publish unverified breaking news, or create a long-form blog post; use content-research for the source material, campaign-brief for a coordinated launch, and linkedin-thought-leadership for a LinkedIn-native argument.
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