Skill UI

This skill orchestrates full-stack feature development across backend, frontend, and infrastructure layers using an API-first approach. It guides users through architecture design, parallel implementation, and integration testing phases, ensuring cohesive system delivery with modern best practices and verification steps.

This skill enables building production-ready serverless applications on Google Cloud Platform using Cloud Run. It covers containerized services, event-driven functions, cold start optimization, and Pub/Sub integration. Includes guidance on memory management, concurrency settings, and scaling bottlenecks to ensure efficient deployment and cost control.

Build applications using Google Gemini API hosted models including Gemini and Gemma 4. Covers multimodal content handling (text, images, audio, video), function calling, structured outputs, and current model specifications. Includes SDK usage for Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Go, and Java with installation instructions.

Build real-time bidirectional streaming applications using the Gemini Live API. Supports WebSocket-based audio/video/text streaming, voice activity detection, function calling, and session management. Includes SDKs for Python and JavaScript for low-latency AI interactions.

Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes that simplifies application deployment. This skill covers creating, managing, and deploying Helm charts. It includes defining chart structures, configuring values, writing templates, and using Helm commands for installation and upgrades. Ideal for DevOps engineers managing containerized applications on Kubernetes clusters.

Guidance for selecting and using Apple Human Interface Guidelines (HIG) selection and input controls, including toggles, segmented controls, sliders, pickers, steppers, text fields, combo boxes, token fields, gauges, and rating indicators. Helps developers choose the right control for their data type, understand state management, validation, and accessibility.

Provides Apple Human Interface Guidelines for status and progress UI components. Covers progress indicators (determinate/indeterminate), status bars visibility, and activity rings for fitness. Includes accessibility and platform-specific behavior recommendations for iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS development.

This skill provides guidance on Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for designing user interfaces across different Apple platforms including iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, visionOS, and watchOS. It covers key principles like touch-first interaction for mobile, pointer and keyboard usage for desktop, and spatial interaction for visionOS. It helps developers and designers adapt layouts, navigation, and interactions to match platform conventions and user expectations, ensuring a native feel and consistent brand experience.

This comprehensive guide outlines Apple's Human Interface Guidelines (HIG) for various technologies and user flows (e.g., Siri, Apple Pay, HealthKit, ARKit, Generative AI). It teaches developers how to ensure their applications feel natively integrated, respect user privacy, and adhere to established platform patterns across iOS, macOS, and other Apple devices. Essential reading for building high-quality, compliant, and seamless user experiences.

Hono is a minimal and ultrafast web framework built entirely on Web Standards (Request/Response/fetch). It allows developers to build high-performance APIs and full-stack applications that run seamlessly across multiple environments, including Cloudflare Workers, Deno, Bun, and Node.js. It is ideal for edge deployment, Backend for Frontend (BFF) layers, and type-safe backend services.

Gradio is a Python library for creating interactive web user interfaces and machine learning demos. This skill covers building Gradio applications, including components, event listeners, layouts, and chatbots. It includes guides on Interface, Blocks, and ChatInterface patterns, along with key component signatures like Textbox, Number, and Slider for rapid prototyping and deployment.

This agent automates iOS app debugging on a booted simulator using XcodeBuildMCP. It handles project building, running, UI interaction, screenshot capture, and log monitoring. Ideal for testing and inspecting app behavior during development cycles without manual intervention.