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Diagnoses .NET Framework CLR activation issues using CLR activation logs (CLRLoad logs) produced by mscoree.dll. Use when: the shim picks the wrong runtime, fails to load any runtime, shows unexpected .NET 3.5 Feature-on-Demand (FOD) dialogs, unexpectedly does NOT show FOD dialogs, loads both v2 and v4 into the same process causing failures, or any time someone is wondering "what is happening with .NET Framework activation?"

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Generate React Spectrum UI components for Adobe Experience Cloud Shell SPAs and AEM UI Extensions. Provides patterns for pages, forms, data tables, dialogs, and navigation using @adobe/react-spectrum. Guides ExC Shell integration with @adobe/exc-app including runtime.done(), IMS token passthrough, and shell theming. Guides AEM UI Extension development with @adobe/uix-guest for Content Fragment Console, CF Editor, Universal Editor, and Assets View surfaces. Trigger on: building App Builder UI, React Spectrum components, ExC Shell pages, forms, data tables, dialogs, modals, navigation, theming, web-src, Spectrum design system, @adobe/exc-app, AEM extension, AEM UI extension, Content Fragment Console, Universal Editor extension, uix-guest, @adobe/uix-guest, extension points for AEM, customizing AEM surfaces.

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Generate React Spectrum UI components for Adobe Experience Cloud Shell SPAs and AEM UI Extensions. Provides patterns for pages, forms, data tables, dialogs, and navigation using @adobe/react-spectrum. Guides ExC Shell integration with @adobe/exc-app including runtime.done(), IMS token passthrough, and shell theming. Guides AEM UI Extension development with @adobe/uix-guest for Content Fragment Console, CF Editor, Universal Editor, and Assets View surfaces. Trigger on: building App Builder UI, React Spectrum components, ExC Shell pages, forms, data tables, dialogs, modals, navigation, theming, web-src, Spectrum design system, @adobe/exc-app, AEM extension, AEM UI extension, Content Fragment Console, Universal Editor extension, uix-guest, @adobe/uix-guest, extension points for AEM, customizing AEM surfaces.

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Build, migrate, review, and test OpenClaw interfaces with Solid 2. The skill covers state ownership, coexistence with Lit during migration, overlays such as dialogs, performance, and checks that preserve existing interface behavior.

• Migrating OpenClaw components from Lit to Solid 2
• Reviewing state ownership and reactive updates
• Building plugin views and dialog overlays

Build shared interfaces for Android, iOS, Desktop, and Web with Compose. This skill guides screen state, navigation, reusable components, themes, and rendering performance, including ways to handle interface differences between platforms.

• Building shared screens across platforms
• Organizing screen state and user actions
• Implementing navigation and dialogs

Automate clicks, typing, scrolling, and dragging in desktop apps through Hermes. The skill starts with background actions that preserve the user's focus, checks results, and switches interaction methods when an action fails.

• Automate desktop apps while working in another window
• Fill text fields and operate app controls
• Handle native browser dialogs and extension popups

Build accessible interfaces with shadcn/ui components and Tailwind CSS styling. Create forms, tables, and layouts that adapt to screen size, then coordinate colors, spacing, and dark mode across the application.

• Build forms with keyboard navigation
• Adapt layouts for phones and desktops
• Unify colors and dark mode

Design, implement, and review interface animation, from button feedback to drag gestures. When measurement tools are available, analyze recordings to reconstruct timing, easing—how speed changes—and spring motion, then produce code and an implementation specification.

• Adding motion to buttons, menus, and dialogs
• Recreating an interface animation from a recording
• Investigating sluggish or jerky motion

Diagnose image export and download failures in browsers and Electron. Separate image data preparation from file saving, investigate empty files and blocked writes, and choose a suitable fallback save method.

• Investigating exported images saved as 0 KB files
• Fixing failures in Save As dialogs and file writes
• Troubleshooting image downloads in Electron

Guide browser tasks in the person's own Chrome using existing sign-ins. Covers tab management, site permissions, form entry, GIF recordings, and console inspection, with clear steps for handling connection failures and unresponsive pages.

• Work on websites using existing Chrome sign-ins
• Record a sequence of browser actions as a GIF
• Inspect console logs while debugging a page

Manage coding-agent sessions across connected machines through Herdr, tmux, and MSP. See which sessions need attention, review their output, open sessions with a brief, send instructions, answer approval dialogs, and stop or close sessions.

• Find sessions waiting for approval or review
• Read another session and send follow-up instructions
• Open an agent session on a named machine

Control a running iTerm2 workspace from the command line. See what each terminal pane is doing, send commands, read current and past output, arrange windows and tabs, manage tmux integration, and change preferences.

• See what is running in every terminal pane
• Send commands and read terminal output history
• Create and restore layouts with multiple panes

Control a running iTerm2 workspace from the command line. Inspect processes and directories across panes, send commands, read terminal history, arrange windows and tabs, and manage preferences or tmux integration.

• Check processes and directories across panes
• Send commands and read output history
• Create split panes and restore layouts

Guide web app testing with screen readers such as VoiceOver, NVDA, and JAWS. Check forms, dialogs, keyboard navigation, and spoken update notifications to identify accessibility problems across desktop and mobile browser combinations.

• Checking form labels and error announcements
• Testing dialog focus behavior
• Verifying announcements for changing content

Write and review interface text, including button labels, error messages, empty screens, and onboarding instructions. Get recommended wording, alternatives, and explanations tailored to the user's situation, tone, and character limits.

• Choosing clear button labels
• Rewriting error messages with recovery steps
• Guiding users through empty screens

Operate apps and websites by inspecting screenshots, clicking controls, typing, and dragging. Use it to fill forms, check layouts, and test complete user flows, with recorded actions available for replay and review.

• Fill forms and use file upload dialogs
• Test buttons and complete user flows
• Check layouts and capture screenshots

Read and operate desktop applications through their interfaces, including clicks, text entry, menus, and scrolling. Use it to inspect or edit app content when a dedicated connector, API, or command-line tool cannot handle the task.

• Inspect information displayed in a desktop app
• Enter or edit text in an application
• Operate menus and dialogs

Find places in an interface where animation would help, then filter suggestions by frequency, purpose, speed, and function. Get precise motion settings and reasons for rejected candidates, without changing source code.

• Find useful places to add motion to an existing interface
• Specify timing and movement for dialogs and notifications
• Decide which interactions should stay free of animation

Automate LinkedIn messages, connection acceptance, and feed posts with practical browser workflows. The skill explains visual targeting, image uploads, delivery checks, and when to stop if login prompts or account restrictions appear.

• Send messages from LinkedIn profiles
• Accept connection requests and send welcome messages
• Publish feed posts with images

Write and review interface text, including button labels, error messages, empty screens, and onboarding instructions. Get recommended wording, alternatives, and explanations tailored to the user's situation, tone, and character limits.

• Choosing clear button labels
• Rewriting error messages with recovery steps
• Guiding users through empty screens

Find, install, and customize shadcn/ui components for React applications. The skill guides project setup, theme changes, forms, dialogs, and dashboard layouts, with checks for keyboard access, screen reader support, and responsive behavior.

• Add UI components to an existing React project
• Customize themes and component variants
• Build forms and dashboard layouts

Guide for implementing Shell-based navigation in .NET MAUI apps. Covers AppShell setup, visual hierarchy (FlyoutItem, TabBar, Tab, ShellContent), URI-based navigation with GoToAsync, route registration, query parameters, back navigation, flyout and tab configuration, navigation events, and navigation guards. Use when: setting up Shell navigation, adding tabs or flyout menus, navigating between pages with GoToAsync, passing parameters between pages, registering routes, customizing back button behavior, or guarding navigation with confirmation dialogs. Do not use for: deep linking from external URLs (see .NET MAUI deep linking documentation), data binding on pages (use maui-data-binding), dependency injection setup (use maui-dependency-injection), or NavigationPage-only apps that don't use Shell.

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Helps implement coss UI components correctly. Use when building UIs with coss primitives (buttons, dialogs, selects, forms, menus, tabs, inputs, toasts, etc.), migrating from shadcn/Radix to coss/Base UI, composing trigger-based overlays, or troubleshooting coss component behavior. Covers imports, accessibility, Tailwind styling, and common pitfalls.

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Design the small details -- triggers, rules, feedback, loops and modes -- that separate good products from great ones. Use when the user mentions "microinteraction", "button feedback", "loading state", "toggle design", "animation detail", "state transitions", "input feedback", "the interface feels dead", "make the UI feel responsive", or "add polish to interactions". Also trigger when designing form-validation responses, progress indicators, confirmation dialogs, or any element where the user expects immediate feedback. Covers trigger design, state rules, feedback mechanisms, and progressive loops. For overall UI polish, see refactoring-ui. For affordance design, see design-everyday-things.

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