android-ui-design-guide
Apply Android/Jetpack Compose design principles following Material Design 3 when building any Android UI component. Only execute this when the current project is an Android project and involves UI-related work....
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Apply Android/Jetpack Compose design principles following Material Design 3 when building any Android UI component. Only execute this when the current project is an Android project and involves UI-related work....
TypeScript Language Server Protocol capabilities for navigating TypeScript/JavaScript code. Resolves imported symbols to their definitions (including node_modules), finds all references to functions/classes/var...
Provides guidance on creating custom error types with thiserror, including proper derive macros, error messages, and source error chaining. Activates when users define error enums or work with thiserror.
Display directory structure as a formatted tree. Use when the user needs to visualize a directory structure, analyze folder organization, or share a file tree view. Supports custom paths via the /tree command.
Guides users in creating rich domain models with behavior, value objects, and domain logic. Activates when users define domain entities, business rules, or validation logic.
Generate comprehensive predicates and orders for domain types using typeclass patterns
Guide the development and modification of skills within the cc-sessions framework - helps create new skills, modify existing ones, and ensure proper integration with the skill activation system
Manage complete module lifecycle - install, uninstall, reset, destroy
Provide inspiring coding wisdom, productivity tips, and encouragement to keep developers motivated and focused
Ingest web content into Kurt. Map sitemaps to discover URLs, then fetch content selectively.
Formats plugin folders and files according to Claude Code plugin marketplace guidelines
Apply modern, professional web UI design principles when building any web UI component. Only execute this when the current project is a web project and involves UI-related work. Use this skill for UI tasks invo...
Apply Flutter design principles with Material Design and Cupertino (iOS-style) support when building cross-platform UI. Only execute this when the current project is a Flutter project and involves UI-related wo...
Configure and manage Claude Code sandboxing for secure code execution. Use when user mentions sandboxing, security isolation, untrusted code, network restrictions, filesystem permissions, or wants to configure...
Provide comprehensive guidance for developing and maintaining the cc-sessions framework core functionality - primary skill for hooks, sessions, tasks, middleware, route handlers, and API endpoints
Comprehensive library of testing patterns, best practices, and templates for unit, integration, and end-to-end tests across frameworks
Wolf's 10 core principles for agent behavior and system design
Provides architectural guidance for data lake design including partitioning strategies, storage layout, schema design, and lakehouse patterns. Activates when users discuss data lake architecture, partitioning,...
Structured approach to handling production incidents, from detection through resolution and post-mortem analysis
Four-level instruction cascading system (Global → Domain → Project → Role) with priority-based conflict resolution
Guides users on modern async patterns including native async fn in traits, async closures, and avoiding async-trait when possible. Activates when users work with async code.
Guides users on choosing between async and sync patterns for Lambda functions, including when to use tokio, rayon, and spawn_blocking. Activates when users write Lambda handlers with mixed workloads.
Multi-agent parallel investigation for complex VCV Rack problems
Suggest LCMP compaction when explicitly requested - provides guidance on promoting durable information to decisions.md, insights.md, and gotchas.md without auto-compaction
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