fluxwing-screenshot-importer
Import UI screenshots and generate uxscii components automatically using vision analysis. Use when user wants to import, convert, or generate .uxm components from screenshots or images.
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Import UI screenshots and generate uxscii components automatically using vision analysis. Use when user wants to import, convert, or generate .uxm components from screenshots or images.
Enhance uxscii components from sketch to production fidelity. Use when working with .uxm files marked as "fidelity: sketch" or when user wants to add detail and polish to components.
Build complete UI screens by composing multiple uxscii components. Use when working with .uxm files, when user wants to create, scaffold, or build .uxm screens like login, dashboard, profile, settings, or check...
Create uxscii components with ASCII art and structured metadata when user wants to create, build, or design UI components. Use when working with .uxm files, when user mentions .uxm components, or when creating...
Validate uxscii components and screens against schema with interactive menu or direct script calls
Browse and view all available uxscii components including bundled templates, user components, and screens. Use when working with .uxm files, when user wants to see, list, browse, or search .uxm components or sc...
Add interaction states like hover, focus, disabled, active, error to existing uxscii components. Use when working with .uxm files, when user wants to expand, enhance, or add states to .uxm components.
View detailed information about a specific uxscii component including metadata, states, props, and ASCII preview. Use when working with .uxm files, when user wants to see, view, inspect, or get details about a...
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