Skill UI

This guide outlines a systematic workflow to eliminate copy-paste duplication (code clones) detected by tools like jscpd. It teaches developers how to refactor repeated code into shared functions, modules, constants, or base classes. Use this process when your codebase exhibits significant redundancy to improve maintainability, reduce technical debt, and enhance overall code quality.

jscpd is a comprehensive code quality tool designed to detect copy-pasted or duplicated segments across programming source code. Supporting over 150 languages, it identifies redundant code blocks and calculates the overall duplication percentage. It offers multiple reporters (AI, HTML, JSON) and integrates with refactoring workflows to help developers maintain high code integrity.

This comprehensive skill provides expert guidance for integrating with Google NotebookLM programmatically, covering both the `nlm` Command Line Interface (CLI) and Measurement/Control Plane (MCP) tools. Use it to automate workflows, manage notebooks, add diverse sources (URLs, YouTube, Drive), and generate various complex content types, such as reports, quizzes, mind maps, and videos. Essential for developers building upon NotebookLM's advanced research capabilities.

Use the Composio CLI to automate the entire Pull Request review and Continuous Integration (CI) triage process for GitHub and GitLab. This tool fetches code diffs, analyzes failure logs, posts detailed inline review comments, and iteratively patches and re-runs CI checks until the code passes, significantly enhancing code quality and developer efficiency.

An internal utility designed to manage the entire lifecycle of meta-skill proposals within the opensquilla ecosystem. It allows developers to atomically write new skill proposals, list existing candidates, and formally accept them after passing rigorous gate checks (linting, smoke testing, E2E). This tool ensures structured and controlled deployment of new skills.

This comprehensive guide and tool suite transforms web designs created in Stitch (HTML/CSS) into clean, production-ready React Native components. It meticulously maps HTML elements (like <div>, <button>) to native RN primitives (View, Pressable) and converts complex CSS styles (Flexbox, typography, shadows) into React Native's StyleSheet.create(). It guides developers to follow architectural best practices, including Atomic Design and data decoupling, for scalable cross-platform mobile development.

Unship is a dedicated local workflow for front-end developers to compare multiple AI-generated UI alternatives (such as layouts, copy, or flows) directly within a running application environment. Instead of committing to one generated version, it adds temporary source-level variants, allowing for visual comparison. After the user selects the final version, the skill automatically cleans up all unused temporary code and attributes, ensuring a clean, production-ready codebase. Note: This tool is for local iteration only, not for production A/B testing or analytics.

PBIP is the developer-mode file format for Power BI, transforming the opaque PBIX binary into a human-readable, folder-based structure. This structure is crucial for enabling robust source control (Git diffing), external editing using specialized tools like VS Code, and seamless multi-author collaboration. It standardizes how reports and semantic models are structured for professional BI development pipelines.

This guide helps developers audit and clean up Vite + React projects initialized using the Lovable scaffolding tool. It systematically removes all boilerplate artifacts, including placeholder assets, dedicated dependencies (like lovable-tagger), generated documentation, and unnecessary components (e.g., unused Radix deps). The goal is to deliver a clean, fully owned, and production-ready codebase.

A comprehensive tool for managing the entire Android development lifecycle from the terminal. It allows users to create new projects, manage SDK packages, interact with emulators and physical devices, run detailed tests, inspect UI layouts, and search official Android documentation via CLI commands. Essential for professional Android developers.

Generates a comprehensive, structured audit based on WCAG 2.2 guidelines. This tool assesses UI and designs across perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust criteria, covering visual, motor, and cognitive accessibility. It produces a prioritized checklist with pass/fail assessments and specific, actionable remediation suggestions for developers and designers.

This tool parses raw, complex error logs, stack traces, and crash reports into a highly structured and actionable diagnosis. It goes beyond simple error reporting to identify the probable root cause, analyze the affected code path, and provide concrete, code-level fix suggestions and ordered next debugging steps. Ideal for developers facing critical production bugs or unexplained application crashes.