task-recognizer
This skill helps identify repetitive task patterns and create reusable commands. When users repeatedly ask for similar types of work, this skill recognizes patterns and creates command templates with documented...
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This skill helps identify repetitive task patterns and create reusable commands. When users repeatedly ask for similar types of work, this skill recognizes patterns and creates command templates with documented...
This skill should be used when detecting and fixing color contrast issues in the codebase. It finds dark text on dark backgrounds and light text on light backgrounds, then provides fixes to ensure proper readab...
Comprehensive Supabase database management skill for creating migrations, managing RLS policies, optimizing performance, and maintaining database security. Use when creating/modifying database schema, auditing...
UI implementation specialist for decomposing designs into reusable components. This skill should be used when implementing new UI features, screens, or components. It ensures maximum reuse of existing component...
Write or improve user-facing copy and native translations across all languages without literal translation.
Analyze game mechanics, propose features, and research competitors to improve LexiClash engagement and virality.
Fully autonomous commit and push workflow. Verifies linting, types, tests, and build - fixes any issues automatically - then commits and pushes. NO user confirmation required at any step.
Remove unused translation keys from all translation files (en, he, sv, ja, es). This skill should be used when cleaning up translations, after removing features, or to reduce translation file size. Finds keys d...
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