Responsive
Responsive design and mobile-first
cloudkit
by subsc-taha
Apple CloudKit framework for iOS/macOS/watchOS/tvOS development. Use for iCloud data persistence, multi-device sync, CKSyncEngine implementation, CKContainer/CKDatabase/CKRecord operations, conflict resolution, error handling, subscriptions, and CloudKit best practices. Triggers on CloudKit questions, iCloud sync implementation, CKRecord CRUD, zone management, or cross-device data synchronization in Swift/SwiftUI apps.
python-frontend
by simplerick0
Python frontend specialist using Python-based web frameworks with HTML/CSS/JS integration. Use for NiceGUI, Streamlit, Gradio, Panel, Jinja2 templating, HTMX integration, and responsive design.
adaptive-automation
by Eitanvinokur12345
"The capability of an AI system to adjust its execution plan and overcome obstacles when faced with changes in the environment or unexpected errors, unlike rigid, scripted automation bots."
procedural-3d-scroll-sites
by lavjiwellborn
How to build cinematic, "ultra 3D animated" websites where the entire 3D scene (buildings, temples, product objects, environments) is generated from code and rendered live, pixel-by-pixel, by the GPU — with the object's rotation/position/camera tied directly to scroll — instead of generating a video (Kling, Seedance, Runway, Sora, etc.), extracting it into frames, and playing the frames back as a sprite/frame-sequence animation. ALWAYS use this skill when the user asks for a "3D animated" or "3D animative" website, a scroll-driven 3D scene, an object that rotates/rises/moves as the page scrolls, a "cinematic", "immersive", or "premium feel" landing page with a 3D hero, or explicitly says they want real/procedural/code-generated 3D instead of converting AI video into frames — even if they never say "Three.js" or "WebGL" by name. Also trigger this any time the user describes the frame-extraction-from-video workflow and wants an alternative to it.
morning
by thiguchi125-debug
"Render the user's morning brief as a styled HTML artifact, or set it up as a recurring weekday task. Use only when the user explicitly asks to run, see, or set up their morning brief, or if they invoke /morning by name. A question about their day, schedule, or calendar is not by itself a request for the brief; answer it directly instead."
ux-ui-from-scratch-to-mvp
by eugeneawoke
Use when user asks to design, build, create, make, or show anything visual — app, website, landing page, screen, dashboard, portfolio, shop, startup page, SaaS product, mobile app, admin panel, onboarding flow, checkout, pricing page, hero section, or any UI/UX task. Triggers on phrases like "design", "create a design", "make me a", "build a", "I need a website", "I want an app", "show me what it could look like", "help me design", "make it look good", "I have an idea for", "I'm building a", "create an interface", "design system", "wireframe", "prototype", "mockup", "UI", "UX", "user flow", "visual design", "brand", "logo", "color palette", "layout", "homepage", "landing", "product page", "app screen".
home-assistant-manager
by Schlsn
Expert-level Home Assistant configuration management with efficient deployment workflows (git and rapid scp iteration), remote CLI access via SSH and hass-cli, automation verification protocols, log analysis, reload vs restart optimization, and comprehensive Lovelace dashboard management for tablet-optimized UIs. Includes template patterns, card types, debugging strategies, and real-world examples.
debugger-nodejs
by progmichaelkibenko
Debug Node.js applications at runtime using DAP breakpoints and variable inspection. Use when the user reports a runtime bug in Node.js, a silent failure, unexpected variable values, race conditions, or when console.log debugging is insufficient. Also use proactively when you encounter a bug you cannot diagnose from static analysis alone.
laravel-debugging
by MamounHisham1
Debugs Laravel applications with Xdebug integration. Activates when setting breakpoints, stepping through code, inspecting variables, analyzing dd() output, debugging routes, controllers, queues, or Eloquent queries; or when user mentions debug, breakpoint, step into, inspect variables, Xdebug, or troubleshooting errors.
uxui-designer
by garbray
Excellent UX/UI Designer and critical thinker who translates product owner outputs into clear, elegant user experiences. Creates minimalist, high-quality interfaces inspired by Tesla and Apple. Produces precise ASCII UI layouts, component structures, and viewport variations (mobile, tablet, desktop). Designs micro-interactions, transitions, feedback states, loading patterns, and error messaging. Asks thoughtful design questions about intent, constraints, and edge cases. Welcomes feedback and iterates quickly. Use when designing user interfaces, creating wireframes, defining interaction patterns, building component systems, or refining designs.
frontend-polish
by Chloezhu010
Makes an AI-generated frontend production-ready by adding loading states, error boundaries, page metadata, and a responsive layout audit at 375px. Framework-agnostic — applies to both Next.js and Vite/React. Called by the vibe-ship orchestrator.
design-analyzer
by kanopi
Automatically extract technical requirements from design references when user mentions Figma, uploads images, or says "implement this design". Analyzes colors, typography, spacing, layout, and maps to WordPress blocks or Drupal paragraph fields. Provides detailed specifications for developers including exact values, responsive behavior, and accessibility requirements.
ui-design-system
by samhvw8
"React UI component systems with TailwindCSS + Radix + shadcn/ui. Stack: TailwindCSS (styling), Radix UI (primitives), shadcn/ui (components), React/Next.js. Capabilities: design system architecture, accessible components, responsive layouts, theming, dark mode, component composition. Actions: review, design, build, improve, refactor UI components. Keywords: TailwindCSS, Radix UI, shadcn/ui, design system, component library, accessibility, ARIA, responsive, dark mode, theming, CSS variables, component architecture, atomic design, design tokens, variant, slot, composition. Use when: building component libraries, implementing shadcn/ui, creating accessible UIs, setting up design systems, adding dark mode/theming, reviewing UI component architecture."
browser
by inkeep
"Browser automation with Playwright — navigate pages, fill forms, take screenshots, test responsive design, validate UX, test login flows, check links, inspect network requests, inject JavaScript, monitor console errors, capture network traffic, record video, inspect browser state, run accessibility audits, measure performance, simulate network conditions, discover page structure, persist auth sessions, create annotated GIFs, handle dialogs, dismiss overlays, capture traces, generate PDFs, and download files. Headless by default for CI/Docker. Use when user wants to test websites, automate browser interactions, validate web functionality, or perform browser-based testing. Triggers: playwright, browser test, browser automation, web test, screenshot, responsive test, test the page, automate browser, headless browser, UI test, console errors, console monitoring, network inspection, network capture, accessibility audit, a11y test, performance metrics, web vitals, video recording, browser state, localStorage, network simulation, offline testing, page structure, accessibility tree, authenticated testing, auth state, session reuse, annotated gif, dialog handling, overlay dismissal, cookie banner, tracing, trace viewer, pdf generation, file download, time manipulation, websocket interception."
tailwind-css
by MolcajeteAI
This skill should be used when writing, reviewing, or modifying Tailwind CSS styles. It covers Tailwind v4 CSS-first configuration, utility-first patterns, the cn() utility with tailwind-merge, responsive design, dark mode, and common UI patterns for cards, buttons, forms, and layouts.
ui-styling
by zircote
Create beautiful, accessible user interfaces with shadcn/ui components (built on Radix UI + Tailwind), Tailwind CSS utility-first styling, and canvas-based visual designs. Use when building user interfaces, implementing design systems, creating responsive layouts, adding accessible components (dialogs, dropdowns, forms, tables), customizing themes and colors, implementing dark mode, generating visual designs and posters, or establishing consistent styling patterns across applications.
human-experience
by Distributed-lace464
"Vision-powered UX simulation engine. Opens UIs in a real browser, takes screenshots, clicks through flows, records video, and analyzes everything through Claude's vision + empirical UX research. Replaces a 1000-person user testing panel with automated multi-viewport, multi-persona, interactive analysis. Karpathy-style ratchet loop for iterative perfection."