Skill UI

This CLI alias implements the PUA Loop protocol, designed for running structured, iterative verification cycles. It helps developers set up and manage complex coding tasks that require explicit verification commands and defined stop conditions. It serves as a powerful wrapper for AI coding assistants like Codex/Claude, ensuring robust and traceable development workflows.

This skill provides robust mechanisms to verify the integrity of AI agent plugins, tools, and dependencies. It generates deterministic SHA-256 manifests (INTEGRITY.json) for all components, allowing users to detect unauthorized modifications, track provenance, and ensure that deployed assets match their published versions. Use this during CI/CD pipelines, code review, and pre-production promotion to secure the entire agent ecosystem.

This comprehensive guide provides a detailed framework for authoring effective and structured SKILL.md files for AI coding agents. It covers best practices for structuring content, including frontmatter fields, defining natural language triggers, establishing core principles, and incorporating advanced elements like decision trees and verification checklists, ensuring agents receive clear, actionable, and consistent technical guidance.

This skill generates a detailed, multi-phase plan for complex, multi-file refactoring projects. It ensures safety by first analyzing the codebase, identifying dependencies, and structuring changes in a safe sequence (e.g., Types first, then implementations, followed by tests and cleanup). It forces the AI to output a comprehensive plan, including rollback steps and verification points, and waits for user confirmation before making any actual code changes.

This skill provides detailed control over the browser launch process using `browser.start`. Users can specify whether the window should be visible (`headed: true`) or manage advanced debugging by providing an explicit `cdp_port`. It is crucial for automation workflows that require visual verification or need to integrate with external local debugging tools.

This guide outlines a mandatory, evidence-based protocol for declaring any work complete, fixing a bug, or submitting a pull request. It strictly mandates that all claims of success must be supported by fresh, verifiable evidence, such as passing test outputs, successful build logs, or comprehensive checklist verification. It eliminates reliance on assumptions, gut feelings, or trusting proxy reports.

This comprehensive skill guides users through the entire lifecycle management of KubeSphere extensions. It covers extension discovery, dependency resolution, version verification, and executing controlled installations, upgrades, or uninstalls using the InstallPlan mechanism. It is essential for maintaining a stable and complex multi-component Kubernetes cluster environment.

This skill rigorously verifies all claims of completion, whether for a task, a bug fix, or a feature rollout. It prevents false assurances by demanding fresh, multi-faceted evidence, including full test suite results, comprehensive coverage reports, integration status, and validation commands. Use it before declaring a component ready for GO or accepting a sub-agent's success report.

Implements robust webhook event handling for Flexport, enabling real-time tracking and processing of critical logistics updates. It manages shipment milestones (e.g., departed, arrived, delivered), booking confirmations, PO changes, and invoice events. Includes signature verification (HMAC-SHA256) and idempotent processing to ensure reliable supply chain data integration.

This guide provides essential security fundamentals for integrating with the Grammarly API. It covers secure credential management (client secrets, access tokens), OAuth token handling, webhook signature verification, and data redaction techniques to protect sensitive user content and maintain compliance.

A comprehensive guide to implementing secure integration practices for Linktree APIs. Covers critical topics including secure secret management, robust webhook signature verification (HMAC-SHA256), input sanitization against XSS, and data redaction of Personally Identifiable Information (PII). Essential for developing resilient and secure third-party integrations.

This guide details setting up a robust Continuous Integration (CI) pipeline for validating Lucidchart diagramming API integrations. It employs a two-tier testing strategy: fast, mocked unit tests for basic logic verification (no OAuth required), and comprehensive, live integration tests that run only on the main branch merge to confirm full CRUD operations and export functionality against the live Lucidchart API. It also includes best practices for managing API rate limits and common error handling.