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Implement localization for the .NET 8 WPF widget host app using resource files, culture switching, and RTL considerations. Use when adding RESX resources, binding localized strings, or supporting multiple cultu...
Create or refactor a .NET 8 WPF shell for a desktop widget host using CommunityToolkit.Mvvm and a custom viewmodel-first navigation service. Use when working on App.xaml, MainWindow/ShellWindow, shared Resource...
Implement offline-first sync for the widget host app: caching, sync queues, conflict resolution, background refresh, and retry policies. Use when designing local persistence, background sync workers, or reconci...
Create distinctive, production-grade mobile interfaces with exceptional design quality for React Native + Expo applications. Use this skill when building mobile screens, components, or user experiences. Generat...
Toolkit for interacting with and testing React Native + Expo mobile applications on iOS and Android. Supports verifying app functionality, debugging UI behavior, running the development server, and testing mobi...
Expert-level Kotlin development, Android, coroutines, and multiplatform
Expert-level Dart, Flutter, mobile development, and cross-platform apps
Expert-level Swift development for iOS, macOS with SwiftUI, Combine, and modern Swift 5.9+
Opinionated constraints for building better interfaces with agents. Combines UI Skills and Vercel Web Interface Guidelines. Use when building UI components, reviewing frontend code, or implementing interactions...
Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality. Use this skill when the user asks to build web components, pages, artifacts, posters, or applications (examples include website...
Guide tasteful UI animation with easing, springs, layout animations, gestures, and accessibility. Covers Tailwind and Motion patterns. Use when: (1) Implementing enter/exit animations, (2) Choosing easing curve...
Build and run the Guidr React Native application on Metro, Android, and iOS platforms. Includes development commands, debug/release builds, common troubleshooting, and CI/CD workflows.
Authoritative guide on Next.js 16+ App Router structure. Use this skill to determine where files should be created, how to name them for routing, and how to organize project architecture.
DEPRECATED: Use component-builder instead for M3-compliant, production-grade components.
Expertise for writing XCTest tests for Swift/SwiftUI iOS and macOS apps in this project. Use when writing tests for HabitQuest, AvoidObstaclesGame, CodingReviewer, MomentumFinance, PlannerApp, or Shared-Kit. Fo...
Implement client-side data storage with localStorage, IndexedDB, or SQLite WASM. Use when storing user preferences, caching data, or building offline-first applications.
Service worker patterns for offline support, caching strategies, and PWA functionality. Use when implementing offline-first features, caching, or background sync.
Expert guidance on QuanuX frontend development, enforcing Backend-Driven UI architecture and high-performance React patterns.
Use `@web-loom/design-core` to theme apps with a flat/paper look and follow the UX/UI guidance captured in `apps/mvvm-react-integrated`. Trigger this skill for theming questions, setting up token+theme pipeline...
Ensure iOS/iPadOS-friendly form inputs (keyboard type, inputmode, autocomplete, autocapitalize/autocorrect, enterkeyhint) when editing or reviewing UI forms in web apps. Use when adding or modifying form fields...
Guide for storing secrets securely using app_secure_storage package with platform-native storage (project)
Guide for showing user feedback using app_feedback package - toasts, snackbars, dialogs, bottom sheets (project)
Guide for updating app name, bundle identifier, and company metadata across all platforms (project)
Guide for creating native plugins in app_plugin with platform-specific implementations (project)
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