Skill UI

This skill guides the setup of repeatable, self-running marketing workflows (loops). It transforms one-off tasks into 'always-on' systems that execute on defined cadences (daily, weekly, or by trigger). It is essential for defining the loop's purpose, matching the operational cadence to the underlying signal speed, and implementing necessary guardrails, self-checks, and human checkpoints to ensure sustained and efficient marketing operations.

A single-file, horizontal-swiping presentation deck template inspired by Replit's modern aesthetic. This deck provides eight distinct, professionally designed themes (e.g., helix, world-mint, atlas). Use it for creating cohesive product or project pitches, ensuring perfect visual consistency by selecting and adhering to one theme’s full palette, font, and accent colors.

A comprehensive dashboard designed for tracking team Objectives and Key Results (OKRs). It visually displays the current quarter's theme, three primary objectives, and detailed progress bars for each Key Result (KR). Users can monitor status, identify owners, and view high-level summaries to ensure the team stays aligned and on track towards quarterly goals.

A comprehensive, minimal landing page template designed for product pre-launch or early access sign-ups. It features crucial elements like email capture forms, brand branding, hero sections, and sophisticated decorative overlays (meshes, noise). Perfect for maximizing early interest and lead generation.

Performs multi-baseline counterfactual cost analysis by comparing actual session spending against hypothetical costs generated by fixed, non-optimal models (e.g., always-haiku, always-sonnet). This tool quantifies the financial savings realized by the smart routing mechanism, answering the critical question: 'Is the routing earning its keep?' It is ideal for quarterly cost reviews, setting CI performance gates, and validating routing configurations.

Used to verify the actual billing reality, revenue, and pricing mechanics—such as team billing, quotas, and refunds—based on underlying product code, rather than sales documents or simple customer fixes. This skill separates billing facts, customer impact, and the true product implementation logic.