Use this skill to add or change keyboard shortcuts in Project Graph. It explains how to register a binding, place it in a settings group, add translations, and distinguish project-level, UI-level, and global shortcuts that can work without app focus.
- Add a new keyboard shortcut
- Change a shortcut's default key binding
- Show a shortcut in the correct settings group
graphif/project-graph☆ 4.5KUpdated Oct 26, 2026
Use this skill to add settings to Project Graph, from defining typed values and defaults to adding icons, translations, and settings groups. It explains how fields are rendered from their schema and how code can read, update, or watch setting values.
- Add a new setting or configuration option
- Choose a field type and default value
- Organize a setting in the settings screen
graphif/project-graph☆ 4.5KUpdated Oct 26, 2026
Find the locale files and review which languages a Project Graph project supports. Use this guidance when adding translations, updating existing language files, or orienting yourself to the project's translation structure.
- Finding translation files
- Checking the project's supported languages
- Adding a new translation
graphif/project-graph☆ 4.5KUpdated Oct 26, 2026
Use this skill to keep coding work focused on the smallest complete solution. It guides implementation, fixes, refactoring, reviews, and dependency choices, while prompting concise replies that state what was skipped and any remaining risks.
- Implement a feature with minimal code
- Fix a bug without unnecessary changes
- Review a change for scope and risks
graphif/project-graph☆ 4.5KUpdated Oct 26, 2026
Use shadcn/ui to find, add, update, style, and compose interface components. The skill checks project configuration and component documentation so changes follow the project's aliases, framework, styling setup, and installed components.
- Finding a component in a registry
- Adding or updating shadcn/ui components
- Debugging an existing interface component
graphif/project-graph☆ 4.5KUpdated Oct 26, 2026
Run the project's TypeScript type check with its configured package command to identify type errors and verify that the code matches its declared types.
- Checking TypeScript types in the project
- Finding type errors after code changes
- Running the project's standard type-check command
graphif/project-graph☆ 4.5KUpdated Oct 26, 2026