Coding standards, frameworks, refactoring, and code review (16.8K skills)
Explore hardware and electronic design configurations by repeatedly running programs, measuring results, and adjusting parameters. Track constraints and every trial, then report the best configuration found within the time and iteration limits.
Maintain Verdaccio’s bundled plugins and investigate loading failures using checks that identify resolution, export, construction, or interface problems. Review shared plugin interfaces for compatibility, update affected plugins, and validate fixes with plugin and integration tests.
Select existing labels for Verdaccio pull requests based on the target release line and the substance of the change. Apply them when authorized, or report exact recommendations when reviewing someone else's PR or lacking permission.
Implement Verdaccio fixes, features, or refactoring after checking whether existing settings or plugins already solve the problem. Place changes in the responsible component, reuse helpers, add tests and release notes, and validate affected packages.
Assess an existing Verdaccio pull request by checking code changes, automated checks, review feedback, release notes, and supported release branches. Receive a verified report explaining whether it is ready to merge and what needs attention.
Review Verdaccio code changes for security, package manager compatibility, performance, and maintainability. Verify concerns against surrounding code and relevant tests, then report actionable issues with their location, trigger, impact, and supporting evidence.
Assess Verdaccio issues against the code, affected release lines, and related reports. Distinguish bugs from configuration problems or duplicates, then propose existing labels, next steps, and a reply draft backed by evidence.
Guide a Verdaccio change through a pull request, from branch preparation and checks to changelog entries, labels, CI results, and review responses. Track separate pull requests when the fix also belongs on other release lines.
Turn 飞书 API operations into reusable skills for AI agents using lark-cli. Create SKILL.md instructions for individual commands or multistep workflows, documenting required permissions, data passed between steps, and failure recovery.
Find and call Feishu or Lark APIs when existing skills and CLI commands do not cover a task. Follow official documentation to identify the endpoint, required inputs, permissions, and a complete lark-cli command example.
Build, publish, and manage apps on 妙搭（Spark/Miaoda） through local development or cloud AI sessions. Create page designs, manage data and permissions, inspect logs and usage, and configure automated triggers.
Receive live Lark/Feishu updates for messages, approvals, tasks, meetings, and more. Stream them as NDJSON, one JSON record per line, with filtering and time or event limits for bots and automated event processing.
Manage 知识星球 login, inspect configuration, and call APIs, the service’s programmatic interfaces, through zsxq-cli. It also guides authentication troubleshooting, access errors, and creating desktop and mobile links for communities or posts.
Turn existing documents, code, or specifications into a clearly scoped SKILL.md. Use templates to create or revise instructions, clarify when the skill applies, and check examples, references, and whether the platform can discover it.
Build Lightweight Charts™ plugins that add custom chart types, annotations, or overlays. The skill guides plugin selection, project setup, implementation with official helpers, testing of drawing and interactions, and preparation for publishing.
Build charts with TradingView's lightweight-charts, including candlesticks, lines, live updates, scales, and annotations. Guidance checks installed types and v5 APIs to support chart integration, framework lifecycle handling, and troubleshooting of common data and display issues.
Investigate a codebase, reproduce bugs, implement requested changes, and verify the results using Leon’s file, search, and shell tools. Follow project instructions, preserve existing user changes, and report checks and unresolved issues.
Guides developers in making agent replies and interface messages follow each user's language settings. It covers language instructions in prompts, frontend translation keys, and adding languages through the application's existing shared modules.
Guides developers in handling API failures consistently from backend responses to frontend messages. It covers ordinary and streaming requests, translated error codes, retry and authentication handling, request identifiers, and removing credentials from server logs.
Build a built-in connector that brings a new information source into OpenWiki. It guides the choice between an existing MCP server connection and custom code, covering authentication, incremental fetching, stored data, and tests.
Build web animations with GSAP ScrollTrigger that respond to scrolling. Move or reveal elements, keep sections pinned in place, link animation progress to scroll position, and create parallax effects or horizontal movement driven by vertical scrolling.
Write and review animation code using gsap.utils helpers. Convert scroll positions into animation values, constrain ranges, generate random values, snap positions to a grid, and handle element collections with reusable functions.
Build coordinated animation sequences with GSAP timelines. Set when each movement starts, overlap effects, name key moments, combine smaller sequences, and control playback, including pause, reverse, restart, and jumps to a specific point.
Improve GSAP animation performance by reviewing animated properties, browser layout work, and simultaneous updates. Use transforms, grouped updates, reusable animations, and targeted cleanup to reduce stuttering in lists, mouse followers, and scroll effects.