Skill UI

Guides Claude Code skill authors through designing and structuring workflow-based skills with numbered phases, decision routing, subagent delegation, and progressive disclosure so multi-step automations remain predictable and auditable.

Provides a comprehensive guide for crafting and maintaining Claude Code skills, covering auto-activation hooks, skill-rules configuration, guardrails, domain skills, trigger testing, and Anthropic-aligned best practices such as the 500-line rule and progressive disclosure.

Guides authors through building Claude Code plugin skills by detailing required metadata, structure, resource types, and best practices for scripts, references, assets, and progressive disclosure so Claude can load workflows efficiently.

Guards borrower interactions by enforcing TRID, RESPA, TILA, ECOA/Fair Lending, licensing, disclosures, and privacy rules whenever rates, fees, qualifications, or data are discussed in mortgage conversations.

A comprehensive guide to configuring complex nodes in workflow automation platforms like n8n. Learn best practices for understanding operation-specific field requirements, managing property dependencies, and utilizing progressive disclosure techniques (Standard vs. Full detail) to ensure accurate and efficient workflow setup.

Drafts patent claims defining legal protection scope for inventions. Processes invention disclosures and prior art to generate jurisdiction-compliant independent and dependent claims. Ensures proper structure, antecedent basis, and avoids empirical content, serving as the core step in the patent pipeline.

This skill restructures AI-generated content to maximize cognitive accessibility, specifically optimized for users with ADHD or neurodivergence. It uses evidence-based techniques such as chunking, visual hierarchy, front-loading key points, and progressive disclosure. It offers three distinct modes (clean, flow, zen) to tailor the output structure, ensuring that complex information is highly digestible and easy to follow.

This skill structures raw invention ideas into formal invention disclosures suitable for patent applications. It applies the Problem-Solution-Advantage framework to define technical problems, solutions, and advantages. The process includes invention decomposition into core, supporting, and optional features, identifying claimable subject matter, and planning technical drawings. It validates the structure using external reviewer models to ensure patent readiness and proper claim hierarchy.

Generates professional and customized Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) for various business scenarios, including partnerships, hiring, and vendor relationships. It supports mutual, one-way, employee, and vendor variants, ensuring comprehensive coverage across 15 mandatory legal sections. A key feature is the inclusion of plain English annotations after each section, allowing non-legal personnel to clearly understand the agreement's terms and implications.

This comprehensive checklist details how to test for XML External Entity (XXE) injection vulnerabilities. It covers classic, blind, error-based, and out-of-band techniques, enabling testers to identify weaknesses in XML parsers. The methodology includes finding various injection points (e.g., file uploads, SOAP/REST endpoints) and exploiting potential risks like file disclosure, SSRF, and DoS. Use this guide for robust web application security testing and bug bounty hunting.

Generate complete patent specifications from claims and invention disclosure documents. Supports multiple jurisdictions (CN, US, EP) with proper formatting for title, technical field, background, summary, drawings description, detailed description, and abstract sections. Includes claim support verification and quality review.

This skill systematically analyzes Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) clause by clause, identifying unusual terms, one-sided provisions, and key negotiation points. It provides a plain English verdict and a structured risk assessment, helping users understand the legal implications before signing or countering a confidentiality agreement. Note: This is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.