Skill UI

A comprehensive, multi-phase quality engineering audit tool designed to test codebases beyond standard unit tests. It first explores the codebase's domain and architecture to derive behavioral requirements, then executes a rigorous sequence including spec-traced functional tests, three-pass code reviews, and a multi-model specification audit (Council of Three). It is specifically engineered to find the critical 35% of real-world defects that structural code review alone might miss. Works with any programming language.

This skill provides granular control over the browser launch environment. Users can specify whether the browser window should be visible (`headed`) or if the underlying automation mechanism should switch from default managed CDP to Playwright management (`private_mode`). This is essential for complex automation, testing, and web scraping scenarios requiring specific environmental setups.

This skill automates the entire process of creating and integrating a DingTalk application and binding a QwenPaw bot. It utilizes a headed browser mode and manages complex user flows, including pausing for manual login confirmation and ensuring all configuration changes are properly published. It supports customizing app details, uploading required images, and setting up the bot capability, making the setup process seamless and robust.

Comprehensive audit covering all aspects of web technical SEO, including crawlability (robots.txt, sitemaps), indexability, security headers, and URL structure. It deeply analyzes Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS) and assesses complex rendering scenarios like JavaScript SEO and structured data implementation for optimal search engine visibility.

This skill systematically reviews test code to identify and correct common anti-patterns. It detects issues such as flaky tests, overly mocked dependencies (over-mocking), brittle assertions, excessive test size (The Giant), and structural dependencies. It explains the flaw, provides best practices, and suggests refactored, reliable implementations, helping maintain high test quality and stability.

This guide provides comprehensive guidelines for localizing all aspects of VS Code extensions. It covers best practices for handling configurations (settings, commands, menus), user-facing string resources, and walkthrough content. Developers can use this skill to ensure their extensions are properly adapted and functional for multiple languages.

This guide outlines a systematic workflow for requesting code reviews, crucial for validating completed tasks, implementing major features, or preparing for merge. It emphasizes reviewing early and often, ensuring reviewers focus on the tangible work product rather than the development thought process. Learn how to use specific Git SHAs and structured templates to submit comprehensive feedback requests.

This skill automates the process of transforming high-level product specifications, requirements, and design documents into a detailed, actionable, and executable task plan. It follows a multi-stage workflow, including context loading, parallel research, and two rigorous review gates (Task Plan Review and Task-Graph Sanity Review). The output provides properly sized (1-3 hours), logically sequenced tasks, ensuring every requirement is covered and dependencies are explicitly managed, dramatically improving project planning accuracy.

This skill provides an interactive, comprehensive quality review for technical design documents. It systematically validates a feature's readiness for implementation by assessing critical issues, identifying strengths, and providing a clear GO/NO-GO decision with actionable next steps. Ideal for ensuring architectural soundness and catching risks early in the development lifecycle.

This comprehensive guide provides minimal working examples for key Adobe APIs: Firefly AI image generation, PDF content extraction, and Photoshop background removal. It serves as a practical quickstart for developers starting new Adobe integrations, testing API connectivity, or learning basic API calling patterns using TypeScript and Node.js.

This comprehensive tutorial guides developers through setting up and utilizing Algolia for advanced search functionality. It covers fundamental operations such as indexing records using `saveObjects`, performing targeted searches, and configuring index settings (like custom ranking and faceting). The guide also demonstrates advanced use cases, including multi-index federation and browsing all records, making it ideal for developers building or optimizing a search backend.

Leverages the Anima SDK to convert visual designs from Figma into production-ready code across multiple modern frameworks (React, Vue, HTML). It supports clean TypeScript integration and Tailwind CSS styling, making it ideal for developers building automated design-to-code pipelines or rapidly prototyping complex UI components directly from design mockups.