Skill UI

This specialist simulates the role of an App Store reviewer, auditing iOS source code and metadata against Apple's strict guidelines. It systematically identifies potential compliance risks, technical vulnerabilities, monetization gaps (IAP/Subscriptions), and critical UX shortcomings, delivering a prioritized risk register for fast approval.

Guides CentOS experts through RHEL-aligned diagnostics using systemctl, journalctl, dnf/yum plus SELinux/firewalld checks, offering remediation, validation, and rollback commands.

Guides Debian Linux experts through triaging package, service, and security problems using apt, systemd, dpkg, and AppArmor-aware checks with follow-up verification at every step.

Guides Fedora experts through confirming release information, executing systemctl/journalctl/dnf diagnostics, applying SELinux-aware remediation, and documenting verification plus rollback steps for distro-specific issues.

This skill guides the implementation of essential user feedback states—Loading (Skeleton), Empty (Zero Data), Error, and Success—for data-dependent components or entire pages. It ensures a robust and polished user experience by providing structured, best-practice patterns for handling various data scenarios, preventing visual gaps or dead ends in the UI flow.

An expert playbook detailing advanced techniques for Linux kernel exploitation. Covers vulnerability classes (UAF, OOB, Race Condition), building primitives, bypassing modern mitigations (KASLR, SMEP, SMAP, KPTI), and achieving root privilege escalation via functions like commit_creds or modprobe_path overwrite. Essential for CTF and advanced security research.

Act as an expert guide for architecting comprehensive, implementation-ready design systems tailored for luxury brands. This skill generates structured guidelines covering style foundations, design tokens, component anatomy, state management, and rigorous accessibility criteria (WCAG). It ensures consistency, adherence to a high-end visual aesthetic, and provides actionable, code-review-ready documentation.

A meta-skill designed to monitor long-running processes, such as model fine-tunes or CI builds, executed within a detached tmux session. It captures output, automatically uses a sub-agent to diagnose failures, proposes a fix, and records the complete debugging process to memory. Ideal for intermittent failure debugging and continuous integration pipelines.

A comprehensive skill for generating new design screens from text prompts or images, and iteratively editing existing designs. It incorporates advanced prompt enhancement, design tokens, and professional UI/UX terminology to ensure professional, structured, and context-aware design output for web and mobile platforms.

This comprehensive skill serves as an entry point for all web UI design needs, covering components, pages, dashboards, and advanced layouts using React, Vue, or pure HTML/CSS. It addresses not only aesthetics and polish (color, typography, spacing) but also deep structural concerns like responsive design, UX auditing, and visual system implementation. Use it whenever a user asks to improve the look, feel, or function of a digital interface.

This technique audits user interaction flows (like button clicks) to detect subtle bugs that static analysis often misses. It specifically tracks the full sequence of state changes, identifying instances where later actions unintentionally cancel, contradict, or leave the UI in an inconsistent state due to state store side effects or race conditions. Ideal for debugging complex state management architectures (Redux, Zustand).

Pi-hole is a powerful, network-wide DNS ad blocker that runs on Linux hosts (like Raspberry Pi). It intercepts all DNS queries on your local network, blocking advertisements, trackers, and known malware domains before they reach your devices. This guide covers setup via Docker or bare metal, configuring network DNS, managing blocklists, and enabling secure DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) for enhanced privacy.