Skill UI

A writing skill inspired by Dangnian Mingyue, author of 'Those Stories of the Ming Dynasty'. It teaches how to make history engaging and accessible using humor, modern language, psychological insight into historical figures, and vivid power-struggle narratives. Ideal for writers, educators, and content creators who want to humanize historical events and bring the past to life for general audiences.

A skill for analyzing and creating literature in Lao She's Beijing-flavored style, focusing on citizen life, humor and pathos, dramatic dialogue, and plain description. Ideal for writing stories, essays, or scripts with vernacular Beijing language and social observation.

Provides domain knowledge for compiling character/scene/prop creative settings into executable image generation prompts. Covers reference board layouts (character identity boards, sequence keyframes, environment study boards, prop study boards), composition and camera language, avoiding image moderation false positives, entity continuity, and cross-variant derivative design based on the main image. Not for video prompt compilation, pure material editing, or evaluating generated outputs.

Design, implement, review, or refactor native macOS 27 Golden Gate interfaces in SwiftUI or AppKit. Ensures apps match Apple's current macOS 27 UI kit with restrained Liquid Glass language, integrated windows, full-height sidebars, native toolbars, flat lists, and clear pane boundaries. Ideal for Figma design-to-code work and audits of boxed interfaces.

Generate unique, 16:9 hand-drawn illustrations for articles, blog posts, and technical documentation. This skill translates abstract cognitive anchor points into clean, absurd, and memorable whiteboard sketches. It features a consistent, recurring character, 'Grav,' who actively drives the narrative, ensuring a unique and professional visual language across all your content.