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Comprehensive guide for implementing Syncfusion Essential Studio Windows Forms (WinForms) controls in desktop applications. Use this skill when working with Syncfusion WinForms components or Essential Studio WinForms. Covers WinForms installation, localization, high DPI support, and .NET Core compatibility. Helps with adding controls, registering license keys, and troubleshooting WinForms component issues.
Diffs a paper draft against a machine-readable venue profile and produces a four-part tailoring plan - contribution reframing for the chosen track (research vs applications/industry vs demo vs short/vision), a page-budget cutting plan, a template/documentclass switch plan (acmart, IEEEtran, NeurIPS-style, llncs), and an anonymization sweep matched to the venue's blind level. Use when the user wants to adapt, retarget, resubmit, or port a paper to a different conference, journal, or track; fit a paper into a page limit ("cut to 10 pages"); switch LaTeX templates ("convert IEEEtran to acmart"); anonymize for double-blind review; or asks "make this fit SIGSPATIAL/NeurIPS/ICDE/KDD", "which track should this go to", or "retarget my rejected paper".
Plan and execute technical product launches for developer tools, APIs, and technical products. Use this skill when technical PMMs need to "plan a launch", "create a launch strategy", "coordinate a product release", or "prepare for GA/beta launch".
Red-green-refactor discipline for writing code driven by tests. Covers the TDD cycle, test quality, mocking boundaries, and design for testability. Use when: implementing features, fixing bugs, refactoring existing code, designing module interfaces, or working within vertical slices from a tracer-bullets workflow.
Use this skill to assert Flow emissions in tests with Cash App Turbine. Covers flow.test entry, ReceiveTurbine API (awaitItem, awaitComplete, awaitError, expectMostRecentItem, skipItems, expectNoEvents, cancel and friends, plus the non-suspending takeItem/takeComplete/takeError), turbineScope/testIn for multi-flow tests, the standalone Turbine<T> channel (add/close/asChannel/ensureAllEventsConsumed) for verifying non-Flow callbacks and listeners, the hot vs cold cancellation contract (StateFlow/SharedFlow never auto-complete), Turbine's wall-clock timeout decoupled from runTest virtual time, and the decision matrix between Turbine and raw flow.toList. If the user mentions Turbine, awaitItem, awaitComplete, expectMostRecentItem, takeItem, "test hangs on collect", "SharedFlow never completes", "StateFlow first emission", "TurbineAssertionError", "withTurbineTimeout", "Turbine() channel", "capture a callback in a test", or asserts a ViewModel's StateFlow/SharedFlow, use this skill.
Use when a question, decision, plan, tradeoff, or claim needs a rigorous verdict and one perspective is not enough. Spawns a panel of 3 to 5 subagent jurors that form independent blind opinions, deliberate anonymously under an anti-anchoring and anti-sycophancy protocol, and return one committed verdict with confidence, preserved dissent, and a concrete next action. Domain-agnostic across engineering, architecture, data, product, hiring, strategy, vendor choice, build-vs-buy, and research design. Trigger phrases include "convene a jury", "have agents debate and decide", "get a panel to decide", "multi-agent decision", "stress-test this and decide", "monte um juri", "tribunal de agentes", "painel para decidir". Do NOT use to only critique without deciding (use the-fool for that), to build a plan or write the solution itself, or for simple factual lookups.
Curated collection of professional color and typography themes for styling artifacts — slides, docs, reports, landing pages. Use when applying visual themes to presentations, generating themed content, or creating custom brand palettes. Triggers on theme, color palette, font pairing, slide styling, presentation theme, brand colors.
Clean up and validate the draft store and rendered output (wiki/sources/draft/*.md + llmwiki/html/*.html) when they grow too large — formerly docs-curate (renamed 2026-09-09 because nobody used the old name). Three tiers — PROMOTE genuinely valuable items into wiki ADR/concept, ARCHIVE finished drafts (status done/implemented or task done) into archive/<group>/ using git mv (TRACKED, not deleted, do not kill drafts still proposed), KEEP canonical — then RE-INDEX. Call manually at any time, or when the start of a session reports "[tidy] draft/ has N files (> 10)". Triggers — "tidy", "clean drafts", "clean docs", "too many drafts", "archive draft", "scan stale drafts", "/tidy".
Configure authentication providers for TinyShip: Google OAuth, GitHub OAuth, WeChat login, SMS OTP, and email/password with verification. Use when the user asks to "add google login", "configure github auth", "set up wechat login", "add SMS login", "configure authentication", "add OAuth", or "add social login".
Guide for building new features in the TinyShip monorepo following established patterns: shared libs first, then config, app wiring, i18n, and permissions. Use when the user asks to "add a new feature", "create new page", "add API endpoint", "build a feature", "add new functionality", or "develop a module".
Concise summarization and information distillation. Covers executive summaries, code change summaries, PR descriptions, meeting notes, technical briefs, and progressive disclosure patterns. Use when writing PR descriptions, summarizing code changes, creating executive briefs, distilling long discussions, or generating release notes.
Discover and compare public Trakt.tv trending, popular, and anticipated movies and shows from the terminal. Do not use this skill for personal history, watchlist, collection, or list management; the bundled CLI has no user-scoped operations. Use `tmdb` for catalog metadata, credits, images, and provider lookups.
Build, develop, deploy, self-host, secure, and troubleshoot durable backend AI agents with Vercel Eve. Use when creating an Eve agent, adding tools, skills, subagents, channels, schedules, sandboxing, durable sessions, observability, or deploying Eve on Vercel or a Node host. Do not use for the separate Vercel AI SDK Agent APIs such as ToolLoopAgent or WorkflowAgent; use an AI SDK-specific skill for those.
Use when authoring, reviewing, or debugging harness-backed vitest-evals suites, custom Harness adapters, first-party ai-sdk or pi-ai harness integrations, judges, replay, reporter-facing normalized run data, or examples and docs for these APIs.
Vitest 5 reference for the Vite-native testing framework. test, describe, it, expect, vi.fn, vi.mock, vi.spyOn, vi.when; beforeEach / afterEach; test.extend fixtures; test tags / annotations; coverage (v8 / istanbul); snapshots; vitest.config.ts; projects (formerly workspace); Vitest Browser Mode (vitest-browser-react, locators, expect.element); UI mode; bench fixture.
Diagnoses and fixes common vvvv gamma errors in C# nodes, SDSL shaders, and runtime behavior. Use when encountering errors, exceptions, crashes, red nodes, shader compilation failures, missing nodes in the browser, performance issues, or unexpected behavior.
Fetch WeChat Official Account articles (mp.weixin.qq.com) to local storage. Use when a user sends an Official Account link and asks to "fetch", "save", "store", "archive", "keep a record", or "convert to Markdown". Defaults to dual output: a cleaned-up Markdown version (for retrieval and citation) plus a fidelity archive of the original HTML (readable offline with a double-click, for retrospective verification). Defaults to zero-dependency direct HTTP fetching, falling back to a browser automatically on failure.
Use when the user says 'analyze my wordpress site', 'what is running on my site', 'site dna', or 'what plugins are on my site'. Detects every page builder, audits active versus dead-weight plugins, maps content structure, finds orphaned shortcodes, and checks performance and security posture.
Write or improve an agent skill (SKILL.md + scripts). Use when someone wants to create, write, build or draft a skill; turn a checklist, runbook, procedure, how-to or a prompt they keep repeating into a skill or slash command; make the agent do a task the same way every time; or fix a skill that does not fire, fires at the wrong time, or runs differently each run. Interviews first (the trigger, what the user knows that no model knows, what must never happen, which steps are mechanical), drafts the folder (a short SKILL.md, scripts/ for the mechanical steps, references/ read on demand), checks it with a script, then curates it with the user. Works for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Hermes and any Agent Skills tool
This skill should be used for AI-powered X/Twitter research via xAI Grok when the user asks "what's trending", "social sentiment", "summarize X discussion about", "analyze X conversation about", or "research topic on X". Returns AI summaries with analysis, not raw tweets. For raw tweet data, use x-user-timeline, x-tweet-search, or x-tweet-fetch. Requires XAI_API_KEY.
Generates ZK Framework ZUL pages (.zul) through a structured 5-step workflow: requirements clarification, ZUL generation, validation, controller generation, and a rendered-image self-review. Every step also stands alone, so use this skill for a single step too — validating an existing .zul, writing the Composer/ViewModel for a page that already exists, or just rendering a .zul to a preview PNG without touching it. Supports both MVC (Composer-based) and MVVM (ViewModel-based) patterns, ZK 9/10, and visual analysis for screenshot-to-ZUL conversion. Use when the user asks to create a ZUL page, build ZK UI components (forms, grids, dashboards, borderlayouts), convert an image/mockup to ZUL code, edit or extend an existing ZUL page, move a page's hard-coded data into a Composer/ViewModel, validate/fix a .zul that errors, preview/screenshot/see what a ZUL page looks like, or work out why a rendered page looks wrong — a blank icon, a clipped label, an element that is not there, a colour or width nobody asked for.
C# coding standards for the Exceptionless codebase. Naming conventions, async patterns, structured logging, nullable reference types, and formatting rules. Keywords: C# style, naming conventions, _camelCase, PascalCase, async suffix, CancellationToken, nullable annotations, structured logging, ExceptionlessState
Use for any password, API key, token, credential, secret, or 1Password task, including finding credentials, injecting them into commands or env files, saving new API keys, checking or updating login passwords, auditing vaults, and setting up unattended access. Prefer the 2password CLI over raw op whenever it covers the task.
Builds structured abstraction ladders that translate high-level principles into concrete, actionable examples across 3-5 levels. Bridges communication gaps, reveals hidden assumptions, and tests whether abstract ideas work in practice. Use when explaining concepts at different expertise levels, moving between abstract principles and concrete implementation, identifying edge cases by testing ideas against scenarios, designing layered documentation, decomposing complex problems into actionable steps, or bridging strategy-execution gaps.
Integrates Tambo into EXISTING React projects by detecting the tech stack and adapting installation. Use when adding Tambo to an existing app, integrating with current frameworks, or when the user has an existing codebase they want to add AI/generative UI to. For starting a NEW project from scratch, use start-from-scratch skill instead. For registering existing components, use add-components-to-registry skill.
Creates a new venue-profile YAML for venues/conferences/ from a conference CFP URL, validates it against venues/schema.yml, and preps the contribution PR. Use when the user wants to add a venue, contribute or refresh a venue profile, encode a conference's submission requirements (deadlines, page limits, blind level, template invocation, rebuttal format, submission system) as machine-readable YAML, copy a profile forward to a new year, or validate a profile before opening a pull request. Covers scaffolding the file, extracting facts from the live CFP, the DBLP/Semantic Scholar/Crossref alias table, the mandatory verified provenance block, schema validation, and PR-readiness checks.
End-to-end pipeline for publishing AGENCY Community meetup recordings to YouTube. Downloads Zoom recording, adds intro/outro, generates thumbnail, creates description with timecodes, uploads to YouTube, sets thumbnail, and adds to the AGENCY Community playlist. Use this skill when the user wants to publish a meetup, says "upload the meetup", "publish the recording", "process the Zoom recording for YouTube", or mentions uploading an AGENCY Community session. Also triggers on requests to add intro/outro to a meeting recording and upload it.
Automates browser interactions via CLI using agent-browser by Vercel Labs. Covers navigation, clicking, form filling, snapshots, refs-based selectors, agent mode with JSON output, session management, and CDP integration. Use when the user needs to automate web browsing, scrape pages, fill forms, or integrate browser automation into AI agent workflows.
Interactive teaching agent for the goal-seeking agent generator and eval system. Provides a structured 14-lesson curriculum covering agent generation, SDK selection, multi-agent architecture, progressive evaluation (L1-L12), retrieval strategies, intent classification, math code generation, self-improvement loops with patch proposer and reviewer voting, and memory export/import.
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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.