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This skill provides a rigorous, multi-step methodology for verifying and citing legal documents related to the Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL). It guides users through complex international criminal cases (e.g., Ayyash et al., 2011 Decision) by establishing strict citation standards. The process requires verifying sources against dedicated legal archives (stl-tsl.org, legal-tools.org) and defining citation levels (existence, content, paragraph), ensuring academic and legal accuracy for international justice research.

A disciplined methodology for fixing bugs and small behavioral changes with minimal impact. It involves tracing symptoms to the narrowest responsible mechanism, implementing changes only at that layer, and adding highly focused regression proofs to ensure surrounding functionality remains intact. Ideal for critical systems requiring maximum stability.

This playbook guides the comprehensive design of complex survival and crafting games. It covers the core gameplay loop: resource gathering, managing survival needs (hunger, thirst, temperature), crafting items, building bases, and surviving escalating threats. Essential for developing deep, persistent sandbox experiences.

This tool acts as a personalized mentor for Swedish language learners. It guides users by assessing their CEFR level and recommending curated, skill-specific resources (YouTube clips, podcasts) and a structured learning path for listening, reading, writing, and speaking. It prioritizes authentic, level-appropriate content from trusted sources.

This skill guides the identification and mapping of complex legal authority sources within the Swiss jurisdiction. It is crucial for AI systems handling questions related to federal, cantonal, communal, regulatory, or private law matters in Switzerland. It does not provide legal advice but instead structures the research workflow by identifying the necessary source layers, governing laws, and jurisdictional boundaries to ensure accuracy and compliance.

This skill guides the extraction of structured data from multiple documents (PDF, DOCX) into a comprehensive, cited Excel matrix. It is ideal for legal, contractual, or research review processes where users need to compare specific clauses, provisions, or pieces of information across numerous source files, ensuring every extracted data point includes a citation (page number and context quote) for verifiable accuracy.

This skill runs a comprehensive four-layer automated validation process designed for third-party control repositories packaged as binary bundles. It performs structural pre-flight checks covering native source structure (Android/iOS), manifest consistency, and contract agreement across layers. It is designed to surface fixable issues quickly without requiring slow, full toolchain compilation, providing crucial early validation.

A comprehensive guide to importing and animating complex 3D models (glTF/GLB) into three.js. This skill covers using GLTFLoader to load PBR assets, managing animation playback with AnimationMixer, and integrating support for compressed formats like DRACO geometry and KTX2 textures. Ideal for web developers building interactive, high-fidelity 3D scenes.

Guides the proper setup of materials and lighting in three.js to achieve photorealistic rendering. Covers selecting between physically based rendering (PBR) materials like MeshStandardMaterial and unlit alternatives, implementing multiple light sources (directional, ambient, point), enabling robust shadow maps, and utilizing environment maps (IBL) for accurate reflections. Essential for when models appear flat or incorrect.

A comprehensive guide to bootstrapping a three.js application. This pattern sets up the core WebGL environment, including the Scene, PerspectiveCamera, and WebGLRenderer trio. It covers implementing the modern animation loop, ensuring responsive resizing, and adding OrbitControls for interactive development. Use this when starting any new three.js project or debugging a blank canvas.

Simulates Tianxia Bachang, creator of Ghost Blows Out the Light. Write tomb-raiding adventures featuring feng shui, folklore, and legendary characters in a traditional storyteller style with oral, colloquial narration.

Tinte is an agent-native infrastructure designed for generating, compiling, and managing consistent design systems from a single source of truth. It maintains a graph of 13 semantic OKLCH color tokens, compiling them into multiple formats including shadcn/ui presets, VS Code themes, and terminal configurations. Use it to ensure brand consistency, extract themes from images (via AI), and generate code previews with professional styling.