Coding standards, frameworks, refactoring, and code review (15.5K skills)
Add light and dark modes or custom color themes to .NET MAUI apps. Covers following system settings, switching themes while the app runs, and saving each user's preferred theme.
Install, configure, or update anti-slop plugins for Oxlint, a code checking tool. Preserves local customizations in copied plugin code while aligning dependency versions, merging configuration, running checks, and recording the installed source.
Clear the active model pin in Weave Router using a short alias for unforce-model. A bundled script sends the release signal through its output, allowing the router to remove the pin and continue the current turn.
Switch Codex from Weave Router back to its normal provider for future sessions. Keep the existing login and router configuration, receive the command result, and retain the option to turn routing on again later.
Investigate unexpected Claude Code output by matching a session’s local transcript with production router logs. Identify the serving model and trace response conversion code to explain empty blocks, tool output, or other rendering symptoms.
Investigate code with the lsp tool, which uses a language server to understand names, imports, and types. Find definitions and usages, inspect signatures and file outlines, and check compiler or type errors after edits.
Set up language servers, programs that help tools understand source code, for Go, TypeScript, Python, and Rust. Check missing prerequisites, install them with approval, and verify the lsp tool against a real source file.
Prepare a pull request for merging by sorting review feedback, applying fixes in batches, and checking automated tests and review status. Product, architecture, and scope decisions are brought to the user for a choice.
Turn a large codebase spanning multiple repositories or services into a structured knowledge base. It documents architecture, business rules, and dependencies, links conclusions to source lines, labels confidence in relationships, and supports incremental updates.
Set up a consistent local environment for developing ClawTeam, then validate changes with focused tests and real agent workflows. Includes scripts for connecting other projects to local skills and guidance for investigating coordination bugs.
Build apps with Remotion, from forms that trigger video rendering to complex video editors. Get guidance on templates, embedded previews, and choosing where rendering—the process of producing the video—runs.
Update Remotion and its related packages while keeping their versions aligned. The workflow checks project dependencies, updates installed Remotion skills and lockfiles, and reviews changes using the project's existing package management conventions.
Find current Remotion documentation for a feature or API, then retrieve relevant pages as Markdown. Use the documented behavior to guide implementation instead of relying on previously learned API details.
Scan interface code for missing, uneven, or awkward animations and receive a motion score with findings. Choose a fix service to adjust animation values or install component recipes, then scan again to check the changes.
Add CSS animations to web interfaces using ready-made patterns for menus, modals, loading states, text changes, and more. It selects a suitable pattern, connects markup and any required JavaScript, and preserves reduced-motion support.
Review existing interface animations and tune their timing, movement, scale, blur, and easing—the way speed changes. It matches values to their purpose and checks opening, closing, hover behavior, and staggered sequences against shared motion tokens.
Connect Timeline Inspector’s Refine panel to an agent through a chat-based fallback loop. It returns animation adjustments, groups transitions by component and phase, and writes accepted timing changes to source files when apply jobs arrive.
Review cross-platform code and Git commands for filename, path, and shell compatibility issues. Apply shared timestamp utilities, platform-aware path handling, and file-based commit messages when working across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Find and select Squad operations through a categorized menu, from managing an AI team and GitHub issues to choosing models and reviewing activity. The skill collects required options and routes requests to CLI commands or the coordinator agent.
Reduce GitHub API calls during issue monitoring by scanning basic issue details first, then fetching full descriptions and comments only for selected issues. Filters use assignees, status labels, and title patterns to narrow the list.
Prepare architecture proposals before implementation so the team can agree on a direction. Organize evidence, technical choices, effects on existing work, risks, and the first release’s scope into a document with clear recommendations and decision owners.
Guide agents through failures with timed retries, alternative methods, targeted fixes, and clear handoffs. It also explains when to continue with partial results, helping teams choose a recovery approach that fits the problem.
Adapt Squad agent coordination to the available Copilot interface. Detect supported tools, choose how to launch helper agents and collect results, and use file-based state for workflows that must work across interfaces.
Follow Squad's Git workflow from issue branches through pull requests and cleanup. It covers development from dev, isolated directories for parallel issues, coordinated changes across repositories, and promotion to preview, insiders, and stable releases.