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rlm
Recursive Language Models (RLM) CLI - enables LLMs to recursively process large contexts by decomposing inputs and calling themselves over parts. Use for code analysis, diff reviews, codebase exploration. Trigg...
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model-compare
Compare 3D CAD models using boolean operations (IoU, Dice, precision/recall). Use when evaluating generated models against gold references, diffing CAD revisions, or computing similarity metrics for ML training...
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render-glb
Render GLB 3D models to PNG images for visual verification. Use when you need to SEE your generated 3D model, verify geometry, check visual correctness, or show results to users. Triggers on: render GLB, previe...
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gltf-transform
Optimize and post-process GLB/glTF 3D models. Use when compressing models for web delivery, reducing file size, simplifying geometry, inspecting model stats, merging models, or converting textures. Triggers on:...
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build123d
CAD modeling with build123d Python library. Use when creating 3D models, exporting to GLB/STEP/STL, or doing boolean operations (union, difference, intersection). Triggers on: CAD, 3D modeling, sphere, box, cyl...
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openrouter
Use this skill when the user wants to call different LLM models through OpenRouter's unified API, compare model responses, track costs and response times, or find the best model for a task. Triggers include req...
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