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This skill diffs a live web page's accessibility violations against a specified baseline. It can compare changes against uncommitted local stashes or a specific Git branch. The report focuses exclusively on changes, highlighting new violations introduced, violations that have been fixed, and the count of pre-existing issues. Ideal for CI/CD pipelines and development auditing.

Polis Protocol transforms static AI agent workflows into a self-improving, dynamic team environment. It uses a learning router to assign tasks based on an agent's historical track record and effectiveness on specific domains, rather than fixed roles. It is vendor-agnostic, allowing diverse agents (e.g., Claude, Gemini) to collaborate under a unified, auditable governance structure where agents can propose and vote on amending the protocol's core rules.

This skill simulates a Python project architecture expert, specializing in scaffolding full, production-ready applications. It generates complete project structures using modern tools like FastAPI, Django, and uv, enforcing best practices and type hinting. Use it when starting a complex, multi-component Python project from scratch.

Generate professional and modern presentations using the 2slides AI API. This tool supports creating decks from raw text, matching a specific design style via a reference image, summarizing documents, adding AI voice narration, and exporting results as PDFs or images. Use it for any 'make slides' or 'create a deck' request.

This skill provides a comprehensive playbook for setting up and orchestrating multi-agent systems using the standalone Antigravity 2.0 Agent Manager alongside the Antigravity IDE. It guides developers on creating a dual-window workspace to coordinate specialized AI agents (e.g., front-end, back-end, QA) to work in parallel on a single codebase, significantly boosting development efficiency and managing concurrent code changes.

This skill helps developers build, validate, and troubleshoot deep links for major coding environments like VS Code, Cursor, and Codex. It is essential when creating clickable, actionable links (especially in chat platforms like Slack) that direct users to specific files, threads, or settings within an application.

This tool provides an end-to-end workflow for managing massive codebase migrations, framework upgrades, and structural refactors across hundreds of files. It uses a specialized CLI to orchestrate issue tracking, create reviewable PR batches, and verify CI status, ensuring complex changes are implemented safely and incrementally.

A comprehensive guide on pre-caching assets, fonts, images, and initial data in Flutter and Flutter Web. This technique significantly improves the perceived performance by avoiding loading flashes, font swaps, and jank, ensuring a smooth user experience, especially on startup. Best practices emphasize caching only the content the user will see in the immediate next screens.

This skill provides comprehensive operational capabilities for managing FrontendExtension resources in a Kubernetes cluster. It covers the entire lifecycle, including resource creation, package generation, artifact inspection, publishing, unpublishing, deletion, and deep debugging of package and publish controller behaviors. Use it for troubleshooting FE status, managing deployment pipelines, or interacting with the FE API.

This skill provides a direct, fast shell invocation to capture the current git diff (staged, working-tree, or specific file list) as raw text. It is designed to replace slower LLM agent steps that merely execute 'git diff' commands, significantly speeding up CI/CD workflows and meta-steps that require repository state analysis.

This skill automates the complex compilation process required for LaTeX documents, specifically implementing the sequence: xelatex -> bibtex -> xelatex -> xelatex. It takes pre-assembled content (such as abstracts and body text) and compiles them into a cohesive, structured academic paper. Ideal for the final steps of scientific and technical writing.

This meta-skill runs three independent code reviewers—safety, test coverage, and style—in parallel over the current uncommitted diff. It then arbitrates a single, authoritative verdict (BLOCK, BLOCK_WITH_OVERRIDE, or PASS_WITH_NOTES) based on strict priority rules, offering a comprehensive second opinion before committing code.