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The Form Model is a robust, declarative system designed for building complex, dynamic user interfaces. It allows developers to define various field types (text, number, date, file, etc.), arrange them using layout builders (rows, tabs), and apply advanced business logic. Use this skill to implement conditional visibility, computed fields, nested object structures, and custom templates for sophisticated data capture forms.

This skill guides the design and optimization of production-grade multi-agent systems. It specializes in using LangGraph, LangChain, and DeepAgents to create structured, complex AI workflows. It covers state management, agent routing, memory integration, and tool calling, making it ideal for building robust, scalable agents like supervisors, planners, and coders.

A specialized Codex CLI alias designed to check the operational status of the PUA agent or team. This tool reports current active states, corresponding Process IDs (PID), Time To Live (TTL), and identifies stale or inactive records. It is primarily used for system debugging and monitoring agent health via the command line.

This CLI alias executes a comprehensive teardown protocol for PUA agents, designed for development environments. It safely releases all active agent and loop states, ensuring a clean system reset. It automatically manages configuration files like ~/.pua/config.json, preserving unknown fields while providing reliable, evidence-based cleanup.

This comprehensive skill transforms raw game concepts into fully actionable, structured Unity development projects. It guides users through a five-phase pipeline, generating detailed Game Design Documents (GDDs), technical scene blueprints, core system architectures, and ready-to-use AI prompts for assets (3D models, textures, music, SFX). Ideal for concept validation and starting a complex game project from scratch.

This skill guides the entire chaotic engineering lifecycle, enabling teams to design safe, controlled experiments that surface weaknesses in production systems without causing actual outages. It provides tools for defining hypotheses, calculating blast radius (risk assessment), and generating structured post-mortem reports. Essential for SRE teams, Game Days, and validating system resilience.

This fixture is designed to verify basic compiler conformance and confirm target projection accuracy. It serves as a foundational testing tool in the compilation pipeline, ensuring that the compiler adheres to specified standards and correctly targets the intended platform architecture. Use it for early-stage validation of compiler output and system compatibility.

Flox is a declarative, Nix-based environment manager designed to create perfectly reproducible development environments. It handles system-level dependencies (like compilers, databases, and native libraries) and ensures that complex toolchains across multiple languages (Python, Node.js, Go, etc.) function identically across macOS and Linux. Ideal for solving 'works on my machine' issues and onboarding new team members instantly.

Design a persistent multi-agent operating system on Claude Code with kernel routing, specialist agents, slash commands, file-based memory, and scheduled automation for long-lived projects.

This skill is designed for orchestrating complex, multi-step processes. It helps manage workflows, coordinate different components, and ensure systematic execution of tasks from planning to completion. Ideal for complex automation scenarios and structured project management.

This resource provides documentation and examples for common design patterns utilized within the Quarkus framework. It is designed to guide developers in implementing robust, cloud-native microservices architecture by adhering to established best practices of the Quarkus ecosystem.

This expert simulates an experienced design system author for Ant Design, specializing in structured, enterprise-focused, data-dense web applications. It generates comprehensive, implementation-ready guidelines covering design tokens, component anatomy, interaction states, accessibility requirements (WCAG 2.2 AA), and content standards, ensuring maximal clarity and consistency for development and design teams.