Skill UI

This skill provides a comprehensive collection of quick-start templates for developing applications across diverse tech stacks. Users can quickly scaffold full-stack web apps (Next.js), SaaS products, REST APIs (Express, FastAPI), mobile apps (Flutter, React Native), and specialized tools like CLI utilities. It ensures the initial project setup adheres to modern best practices, saving significant time during the initial development phase.

A comprehensive guide covering best practices for unit and integration testing, including Test-Driven Development (TDD) and Behavior-Driven Development (BDD). This guide details factory functions for creating reusable mock data and props, advanced mocking strategies for modules and hooks, and custom rendering utilities, ensuring tests are maintainable and reliable in React/TypeScript environments.

Shell utilities for muapi.ai that configure API keys, validate connectivity, and poll async generation results, letting developers manage credentials and monitor long-running requests from the command line.

Cirq is Google Quantum AI’s Python framework for building, simulating, and deploying noise-aware quantum circuits on both simulators and real hardware, complete with experiment templates, transformation utilities, and hardware-specific toolkits.

Provides a concise reference for shared AWS concepts so teams can standardize commonly used cloud resources, practices, and patterns when building or maintaining infrastructure-heavy projects.

This skill enforces a strict, opinionated baseline for UI development in Tailwind CSS projects. It ensures adherence to best practices concerning accessibility (ARIA), motion, typography, and layout structure. Use it when building complex UI components, reviewing CSS utilities, or preventing sloppy, generic interface design, especially when mitigating potential issues from AI-generated code.

This guide provides a quick reference for 'pipe' and 'flow' utilities in fp-ts. The `pipe` function is used to chain multiple operations to transform a specific value, while `flow` allows you to create reusable, composed functions (pipelines). It is essential for implementing clean, declarative data manipulation and functional composition in TypeScript.

MolyKit is a comprehensive toolkit designed for building robust, cross-platform AI chat applications. It provides core utilities for integrating large language models (LLMs) like OpenAI, handling real-time SSE streaming responses, and managing complex cross-platform asynchronous patterns (PlatformSend, spawn()). The kit includes ready-to-use widgets for messages, prompt inputs, and avatars, making it ideal for developers creating sophisticated, multilingual chat experiences.

A comprehensive utility for handling asset loading within Three.js environments. It supports various formats, including GLTF/GLB models, textures, HDR environments, and complex image assets. Features include robust asynchronous loading patterns, progress tracking via LoadingManager, and detailed configuration for PBR materials and environment mapping.

This guide details how to use Google Distroless images to drastically reduce the attack surface of containerized applications. By eliminating shells, package managers, and unnecessary OS utilities, these minimal base images enhance security, align with compliance standards, and improve supply chain security in Kubernetes and Docker deployments. It provides multi-stage build patterns for various languages (Go, Java, Python, Node.js).

A comprehensive architectural guide for building and maintaining macOS menubar utilities using SwiftUI and Tuist. It enforces strict separation of concerns by guiding developers to keep networking, state management, and UI presentation in distinct, testable layers, ensuring robust and scalable application development.

A Lodash-inspired, generics-first utility library providing 500+ type-safe functions for common data transformations in Go. It eliminates boilerplate code associated with manual loops, offering declarative methods like Map, Filter, Reduce, and GroupBy. The library supports core immutable operations (lo), concurrent variants (lop), mutable mutations (lom), and lazy iterators (loi), allowing developers to choose the optimal approach based on performance profiling and memory constraints. Ideal for implementing robust, type-safe data pipelines.