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Browse published AI skills maintained by 0xabrar. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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ios-motion-feedback

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iOS motion and haptics guidance. Use when designing animations, transitions, or feedback states (platform guidance, not implementation).

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building-ui

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Expo Router UI implementation guide. Use for Expo-specific components, navigation setup, native tabs, and implementation patterns.

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git-commit-workflow

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Git commit workflow with conventional commits and staging hygiene. Use when asked to stage changes, write commit messages, or manage commits in multi-worktree setups.

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ios-accessibility-audit

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Audit iOS accessibility for screens and flows. Use to check Dynamic Type, VoiceOver, touch targets, contrast, focus order, and reduced motion (platform guidance, not implementation).

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ios-navigation-architecture

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Choose and review iOS navigation patterns (tabs, stacks, modals, sheets, deep links). Use when designing app structure or refactoring navigation (platform guidance, not implementation).

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ios-screen-review

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Structured iOS UX/UI review checklist. Use to critique hierarchy, spacing, affordances, copy, and states and output prioritized fixes (platform guidance, not implementation).

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git-pr-workflow

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Git workflows for feature branches, merges, and PR creation with GitHub CLI. Use when asked to manage branches, sync with base, resolve conflicts, or create PRs.

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ios-hig-rn-basics

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Core iOS HIG guidance and design rules. Use when giving iOS UI/UX advice on layout, typography, color, spacing, controls, and iconography (not Expo Router implementation).

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