Skill UI

A comprehensive guide detailing security patterns and audit checklists for Automated Market Maker (AMM) smart contracts in DeFi. Covers critical vulnerabilities such as flash loans, slippage, reentrancy attacks, price manipulation, and integer overflow/underflow. Essential for reviewing major DeFi protocols like Uniswap.

This skill performs a comprehensive security audit of Model Context Protocol (MCP) server configurations found in .mcp.json files. It is designed to identify critical vulnerabilities, including hardcoded secrets (API keys, tokens), dangerous shell injection patterns, unpinned dependencies, and compliance issues regarding approved server lists. Use this skill during security reviews, project onboarding, or pre-commit checks to ensure secure deployment.

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.

Guides setting up Microsoft Fluent UI Blazor components, ensuring providers/services registrations, handling icon packages, binding lists and autocomplete, plus using dialog and toast services in Blazor apps.

This tool searches the current repository and lists all pull requests assigned to the user. It provides comprehensive details for each PR, including its purpose and scope. The output is highly functional, highlighting pending review status, detailing any failed checks (with suggested fixes), and offering to automatically request a Copilot review to maintain continuous development flow. Ideal for daily workflow status checks.

This micro-prompt guides AI agents to adopt the mindset of an interactive programmer. It emphasizes using the REPL (Read-Eval-Print Loop) for systematic system exploration and modification, treating the system state as the ultimate source of truth. It also reminds the agent to utilize structural editing tools and maintain todo lists, significantly improving the accuracy and efficiency of the development workflow in live coding environments.

Automates the creation of copy-paste ready implementation documentation by parsing a PR plan, extracting numbered steps, and emitting precise, executable markdown files with file paths, code blocks, and verification checklists for every action.

Provides paragraph-level structural blueprints and venue-specific checklists for 10–12 page systems conference submissions (OSDI/SOSP/ASPLOS/NSDI/EuroSys), covering writing patterns, reviewer guidance, LaTeX templates, and deadline tracking.

A comprehensive toolkit designed to automate virtually all interactions with the Twitter/X platform via Rube MCP. It supports creating, managing, and deleting posts; performing advanced searches across recent or full archives; looking up user profiles by ID or username; managing bookmarks and lists; and interacting with content (liking/unliking). Essential for integrating social media management into automated workflows.

This skill helps developers create structured, reusable UI layout patterns (such as grids, card sections, forms, and data lists) by composing existing primitives from a design system (StyleSeed). It is ideal for developing consistent, repeatable components across multiple pages, ensuring the design remains cohesive and scalable rather than using ad-hoc markup. Focuses on best practices for component architecture and dynamic data integration.

Implements verification gates as explicit phase checkpoints, producing acceptance checklists, CI gate configs, and manual approval rules so teams catch defects before phase transitions, covering requirements, design, implementation, integration, and deployment.

This skill provides read-only functionality to query and list comprehensive information about KubeSphere clusters. It is designed for viewing cluster lists, checking current status, retrieving detailed specifications, and identifying component versions across multiple clusters. IMPORTANT: This operation is strictly read-only. Never use these commands for creating, updating, or deleting resources; always use the KubeSphere console for management actions.