Skills en tendència
Els skills que estan guanyant popularitat a la comunitat.
vuln-check
ccch1mneyyy
Check resolved dependencies and relevant code paths for security vulnerabilities. Use for security checks or /vuln-check; use audit for a broader correctness and maintainability assessment.
practice
ccch1mneyyy
Guide a programming exercise using dsh-tui or a topic the user wants to learn. Use for practice and coaching requests, rather than requests to deliver a product change.
bug
ccch1mneyyy
Turn a reported defect into an actionable bug report or issue draft. Use when the user asks to capture or document a bug; a request to fix broken behavior should proceed to diagnosis and repair.
review
ccch1mneyyy
"Review or de-slop concrete changes in ccch1mneyyy/dsh-TUI at maintainer level: PR numbers or URLs, branches, commit ranges, patch files, staged or unstaged worktrees, and scoped repository-hygiene requests. Use for evidence-first correctness, contract, repository-rule, process, and behavior-preserving cleanup review, including debug residue, dead or duplicate code, speculative abstractions, stale comments or tests, and unrelated diff churn. Do not use for abstract designs with no concrete repository artifact; use audit for repository-wide assessments and vuln-check for security-only checks."
scenario-unreal-world-building
scenario-labs
'Use when building or fixing an Unreal Engine 5 level or open world: World Partition, OFPA, Data Layers, Level Instances, Packed Level Actors, HLOD, landscape size, heightmap import or clipping, edit layers, terrain material rules, foliage and grass, a PCG forest or rock scatter, runtime GPU grass, Nanite and tessellation choices, modular kits, a river or village, streaming pop-in, cells not loading, landscape black spots, "PCG shows nothing in the editor", or a world too heavy to hand to lighting.'
scenario-unreal-expert
scenario-labs
"Use when an agent drives Unreal Engine 5.8 on a Mac for any task: Editor Python (the unreal module), headless UnrealEditor-Cmd -run=pythonscript jobs, Epic's Unreal MCP server, the Remote Control API, console commands and cvars; when a script breaks on 5.8 (EditorLevelLibrary, Remote Control calls refused, Substrate materials black, MRQ presets); when a level, material, shot or build must be judged by numbers and a screenshot before it is called done; or when a brief must go to the right scenario-unreal-* specialist."
scenario-unreal-animation
scenario-labs
'Use when a UE5 task involves characters in motion: "import FBX from Maya" with a skeleton, "retarget animations", IK Rig, IK Retargeter, feet sinking or floating after retarget, mocap cleanup, Motion Matching, Pose Search, Choosers, GASP, state machine vs motion matching, root motion, offset root bone, foot IK, Control Rig, Animation Blueprint cost, "animation is expensive", budget allocator, URO, MetaHuman LODs, ML Deformer, cloth.'
scenario-unity-animation
scenario-labs
"Use when a Unity 6.3 task involves character animation or cameras: Mixamo or mocap humanoid import and retargeting, Animator Controllers, blend trees, layers and avatar masks, root motion, foot sliding, IK and Animation Rigging, Playables, Timeline cutscenes, custom tracks and markers, Cinemachine 3 cameras, camera jitter, flipping blends or cameras hitting walls; or when clips import with no animation, a character T-poses, an idle drifts, feet slide or the head misses its aim target."
scenario-unreal-cinematics
scenario-labs
'Use when making a trailer, cutscene, cinematic or short film in Unreal Engine 5.8 with Sequencer: shot lists, master and shot sequences, cameras, lenses, depth of field, camera cuts, spawnables, character animation in shots, per-shot lighting, Movie Render Graph or Movie Render Queue EXR renders, "render darker than the viewport", "first frames pop", "last frame missing", ACES or OCIO to DaVinci Resolve, the 180-degree rule, Sequencer Python, or reviewing a cut.'
scenario-unreal-lighting-rendering
scenario-labs
'Use when lighting or rendering in Unreal Engine 5.8: physical light units and exposure (EV100, lux, lumens), Lumen GI and reflections, MegaLights, virtual shadow maps, sky, fog and clouds, post process and color grading, the path tracer, or Movie Render Graph stills. Triggers: "Lumen is noisy", "MegaLights noise", "the interior is too dark", "light leaks", neon signs, a night or dusk scene, "fireflies", "path tracer vs Lumen", "render a still", EXR settings.'
scenario-unity-2d
scenario-labs
'Use when building a 2D game in Unity 6.3 URP: pixel-art or HD sprite import and PPU, sprite atlases, Tilemaps, Rule Tiles and reskins, the 2D Renderer and 2D lights with normal maps, 2D animation, a platformer or top-down controller ("make a platformer controller that feels good", coyote time, jump buffer, one-way platforms, spikes), Pixel Perfect Camera, a follow or room camera, hit stop and screen shake; or when pixel art looks blurry or shimmers, tiles show seams, 2D lights do nothing or cost too much, the jump feels floaty, or the camera loses the player when falling.'
scenario-unreal-materials
scenario-labs
'Use when a UE5 task involves materials or textures: a master material and instances for a kit, Substrate or legacy, Blendable vs Adaptive GBuffer, glass, emissive screens, decals, edge wear and dirt, landscape layers and RVT, toon or cel shading, "too many shaders" or shader permutations, static switches, usage flags, texture compression (BC7, normal maps, ORM packing, sRGB), texture memory, or "is this material expensive".'
scenario-unity-rendering-lighting
scenario-labs
"Use when setting up URP (or choosing URP vs HDRP), configuring URP assets and quality tiers for PC and phones, lighting a stylized or realistic Unity scene (sun, sky, baked or mixed lightmaps, Shadowmask, Adaptive Probe Volumes, reflection probes), or fixing blurry shadows, light leaks, gray bakes, washed-out images, tonemapping and grading, bloom too expensive on mobile, TAA, STP or MSAA choices, GPU Resident Drawer setup, shader warm-up hitches, or a custom shader that vanished or lost its baked light."
scenario-unity-performance
scenario-labs
"Use when a Unity 6.3 game is slow or stutters: low fps, frame spikes, hitches when entering areas or on first effects, GC spikes, too many draw calls or SetPass calls, CPU vs GPU bound questions, Profiler, Profile Analyzer, Memory Profiler, Frame Debugger or Project Auditor work, GPU Resident Drawer or SRP Batcher setup, LOD and Mesh LOD, shader warm-up and variants, memory or VRAM budgets, IL2CPP and build size, or proving a fix with numbers from a player."
scenario-unity-shaders
scenario-labs
"Use when a Unity 6.3 URP task involves shaders: hand-written HLSL, Shader Graph water, toon, dissolve or outline, Custom Function nodes, a renderer feature or full-screen effect on Render Graph, compute shaders, shader variants, keywords, stripping, Shader Build Settings, PSO warm-up, or shader cost; or when a material turns pink or invisible, casts no shadow, ignores extra lights under Forward+, an effect 'does nothing', the game stutters the first time something appears, or builds bloat with variants."
scenario-godot-vfx
scenario-labs
"Use when making or fixing particle effects and game feel in Godot 4.7: GPUParticles3D or GPUParticles2D explosion, fireball projectile with trail, impact, sparks, smoke, shockwave, ribbon trails, sub-emitters, particle collision, color curve does nothing, particles pop out or vanish, effect too heavy on mobile, CPUParticles fallback for Compatibility or web, overdraw, hit-stop, freeze frame, screen shake, juice."
scenario-unity-world-building
scenario-labs
"Use when building a Unity 6.3 level or open world: terrain from code or heightmaps, procedural islands, erosion, splat and foliage rules, trees and grass, ProBuilder graybox, level gym, modular kit and prefab placement, set dressing, landmarks and player guidance, the island's edge, spline roads, WFC, fog, additive scene streaming, or a world that hitches, pops in, leaks memory or runs slow on mobile. Keywords: Terrain, TerrainData, ProBuilder, blockout, graybox, modular kit, NavMesh, LoadSceneAsync, open world."
scenario-zbrush-paint-render
scenario-labs
"Use when polypainting in ZBrush (skin color zones, fills, cavity or AO passes, Spotlight), baking polypaint to a texture or vertex color, rendering a ZBrush model with BPR or Redshift, making render passes, a turntable or portfolio shots, or when paint looks like uniform beige or clown makeup, is blurry, is hidden under a texture or in Redshift, or a render is noisy, clipped, orthographic or bruised."
scenario-unity-pipeline-automation
scenario-labs
"Use when automating a Unity 6.3 content pipeline or build: importing an art drop (FBX, PNG) with AssetPostprocessor rules and naming conventions, generating prefabs or editing scenes from script with correct Undo and SetDirty, Addressables groups, labels and content builds, content-validation tests, batch-mode, command-line or CI builds (Build Profiles, GameCI, GitHub Actions, Accelerator), editor tools; or when textures import wrong or reimport every run, a scripted edit vanishes, bundles duplicate assets, a batch build ignores its defines, or CI cannot activate Unity."
scenario-unity-mobile
scenario-labs
"Use when a Unity 6.3 game targets Android or iOS: phone frame budget, overheating after 20 minutes, 'my game stutters on phones', ASTC or ETC2 textures, audio import, URP mobile settings, touch controls, on-screen joystick, UI under the notch or safe area, slow startup, ANRs, 'Android build fails', AAB, keystore signing, target API 36, Google Play upload, iOS Xcode export or archive, privacy manifest, app size, in-app purchases (IAP 5), rewarded ads (LevelPlay), ad consent."
scenario-unity-architecture
scenario-labs
"Use when structuring Unity 6.3 C# code: ScriptableObject data vs runtime state, events and services, inventory, health, save and load, Input System actions and key rebinding, async with Awaitable, assembly definitions, Enter Play Mode and domain reload, .meta files, Git, Smart Merge and LFS. Also when 'my save works in the Editor but not in the build', statics keep values on the second Play, events fire twice or never, an await runs after its object died, rebinds are lost on relaunch, a renamed class loses its data, a scene merge breaks."
scenario-unreal-gameplay
scenario-labs
'Use when building or debugging UE5 gameplay: a character with double jump or dash, abilities with cooldowns, enemy AI that patrols, chases and attacks, a health bar or HUD; choosing Blueprint vs C++, GAS or not, StateTree vs Behavior Tree, EQS or Mass; setting up Enhanced Input, Common UI or UMG; replication, RepNotify, save games, World Partition state; "Blueprints are slow", Tick, casts and hard references; "ability won''t activate", "enemy ignores the player"; or writing automated gameplay tests with injected input.'
scenario-unity-ui
scenario-labs
"Use when building or fixing game UI in Unity 6.3: main menu, settings screen (resolution, quality, volume, key rebinding), HUD, health bar, minimap frame; choosing uGUI or UI Toolkit or mixing both; 'UI scales wrong on phones', portrait to 4K, Canvas Scaler, anchors, layout groups collapsing, sort order, UXML/USS, data binding, TextMeshPro or UI Toolkit fonts missing glyphs, localized menus, gamepad navigation, UI draw calls, canvas rebuild spikes, UI tests, or capturing UI to check it."
scenario-unity-vfx
scenario-labs
"Use when making or fixing real-time VFX in Unity 6.3: explosions, fireballs, projectiles with muzzle, trail and impact, spells, slashes, shockwaves, smoke, sparks, Particle System (Shuriken) or VFX Graph ('VFX Graph explosion', 'particles look bad', 'effect kills fps on mobile', 'too much overdraw'), mesh effects with scrolling textures, an uber VFX shader with LUT ramps, Custom Data and custom vertex streams, flipbooks and VFX textures, pink particles after URP upgrade, VFX budgets and readability."