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Add thumbnails, colored badges, and data-driven styling to TypeScript lists, cards, and panels. Coordinate component logic with CSS, include fallbacks for missing data, and check how the updated display handles empty lists and long text.

• Adding category or source badges to lists
• Displaying thumbnails with placeholders for missing images
• Changing colors and styles based on item data

Review Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, and Go code against security guidance for the languages and frameworks in use. Identify important weaknesses, suggest improvements, and produce prioritized reports with code references, or apply secure defaults when writing new code.

• Review existing code for security weaknesses
• Create a security report organized by severity
• Write new code with secure defaults

Build JavaScript or TypeScript apps that interact with NEAR. This skill guides token transfers, smart contract calls, account and key management, transaction signing, and message authentication through near-api-js v7 examples.

• Adding NEAR and token transfers to an app
• Reading and updating smart contract data
• Managing account keys and access permissions

Extract a YouTube video’s full transcript and metadata, meaning details such as its title, channel, and like count, through the BrowserAct API. Use the results as source material for summaries, content research, or knowledge bases.

• Collecting transcripts as source material for video summaries
• Gathering video text for content research
• Adding video transcripts to an internal knowledge base

Build and extend JavaScript or TypeScript apps with TinyBase, keeping active data in the app runtime. The skill guides project generation, UI connections, data storage, and synchronization, with checks for reloads, two-client updates, and reconnection.

• Generate a new TinyBase application
• Connect data schemas and UI components
• Keep saved data available after a reload

Migrate TypeScript test data from type assertions to @total-typescript/shoehorn helpers. Use partial objects for focused tests and deliberately invalid data for error cases, then check that the migrated tests pass type checking.

• Replace type assertions in test files
• Create test objects with only the properties needed
• Supply deliberately invalid data for error tests

Provides coding conventions for TypeScript, JavaScript, React, and Node.js. It guides naming, type safety, error handling, API structure, and tests, with examples for simplifying complex functions and keeping code consistent and maintainable.

• Aligning coding conventions across a project
• Simplifying long functions and deeply nested logic
• Standardizing API responses and input validation

Use this skill to gather, document, and validate OmniScript flow design requirements before development begins — covering screen layout requirements, branching logic, data source requirements, and user journey mapping. Trigger keywords: OmniScript requirements, OmniScript BA, OmniScript screen design, OmniScript user journey, OmniScript branching requirements. NOT for building the OmniScript or moving logic into an Integration Procedure — use omnistudio/omniscript-design-patterns. NOT for FlexCard requirements — use admin/flexcard-requirements.

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Replace TypeScript type assertions in tests with functions from @total-typescript/shoehorn. Use partial objects when only a few properties matter, or deliberately invalid data for error tests, then run a type check to verify the migration.

• Replace as assertions in TypeScript tests
• Build test objects with only the properties you need
• Pass deliberately invalid data for error tests

Controls a browser directly to click, type, navigate, extract page data, and take screenshots. Useful for testing websites and working with pages that require JavaScript rendering, interaction, or an existing signed-in browser session.

• Automate clicks and text entry on websites
• Extract data from JavaScript-rendered pages
• Work with pages in a signed-in session

Inspect page HTML for metadata tags placed outside the head section, where page settings belong. Identify misplaced tags and guide fixes to templates or scripts that insert them into the body.

• Checking metadata placement after CMS plugin changes
• Finding metadata inserted into the body by JavaScript
• Reviewing robots, description, OG, and canonical placement

Audit page links to find missing, empty, or unusable href values and navigation handled only by JavaScript. Guide fixes using real URLs and appropriate HTML elements so search engines can discover linked pages.

• Auditing navigation links in JavaScript-heavy pages
• Checking href values in dynamically generated links
• Separating navigation links from action buttons

Set up ESLint, a tool that checks JavaScript for errors and coding rule violations. Configure shared rules, connect checks to editors and automated workflows, and review flagged code alongside its behavior in the browser.

• Setting up ESLint for a JavaScript project
• Applying consistent coding rules across a team
• Adding code checks to editors and CI/CD

Review videos for information conveyed only through images, such as actions, expressions, and on-screen text. Identify missing audio descriptions and outline options for a separate description track, an extended version, or descriptions within the main narration.

• Checking product demos for information missing from the audio
• Planning audio descriptions for actions and on-screen text
• Reviewing video description markup and player interactions

Manage Godot projects from the command line: create scenes, inspect their structure, add nodes, run GDScript, and check syntax. Build exports using configured presets, with JSON output available for agents.

• Create a Godot project and its first scene
• Inspect scene structure and add nodes
• Run GDScript tools and check syntax

Build game systems in Godot 4 using GDScript patterns for player movement, health, event signals, and scene organization. Use the architectural guidance to plan game state management and performance improvements while learning practical coding conventions.

• Implementing player movement and health
• Connecting game events with signals
• Organizing reusable scenes and game data

Keep TypeScript and Python SDKs consistent when shared behavior or backend APIs change. Aligns public API names, use of generated clients, and documentation examples, including updates to the fixed versions of generated clients.

• Align a change across both SDKs
• Compare TypeScript and Python behavior
• Update fixed versions of generated clients

Find YouTube videos, retrieve caption transcripts, browse channels, and list playlist contents through TranscriptAPI. Use the results to summarize videos, extract quotes, check new uploads, or build a searchable collection of transcript documents.

• Summarizing a video from its captions
• Finding videos on a topic within a channel
• Collecting playlist transcripts for reference

Review Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, and Go code for security issues using guidance for the project's languages and frameworks. Get prioritized findings, suggested improvements, or help writing new code with safer defaults.

• Review an existing application's security
• Create a report organized by severity
• Write new code with safer defaults

Write JavaScript for n8n Code nodes to aggregate, filter, and transform workflow data. Guidance covers data access, output formats, execution modes, common errors, and performance choices when processing large numbers of records.

• Aggregating and deduplicating multiple records
• Transforming complex API responses
• Fixing data access and return format errors

Write or refine Chinese spoken video scripts about AI technology, interview questions, and current topics. New scripts follow research and outline approval, while revisions provide specific wording changes and reasons for the edits.

• Writing a spoken script explaining AI technology
• Turning technical interview questions into video scripts
• Preparing a script about a current AI topic

Review Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, and Go code for security issues using guidance for the project's languages and frameworks. Get prioritized findings, suggested improvements, or help writing new code with safer defaults.

• Review an existing application's security
• Create a report organized by severity
• Write new code with safer defaults

Build, debug, and refactor JavaScript applications for browsers and Node.js. Covers asynchronous tasks with async/await, module organization, performance checks, and test creation, with explicit error handling and modern ES2023+ syntax.

• Build a vanilla JavaScript application
• Fix errors in asynchronous API requests
• Organize code into ESM modules

Work around file-writing errors caused by quotes, backticks, or JavaScript template literals using a temporary Python script. The workflow includes reading back each saved file to check its contents and removing the helper script afterward.

• Recovering from write_file errors
• Saving TypeScript files containing template literals
• Writing multiple files with mixed quote styles