Skill UI

This skill guide details the integration of Jetpack Compose Views and modifiers into Expo applications. It enables developers to build high-fidelity, Android-native UI experiences by mirroring Jetpack Compose and Material Design 3 patterns within the Expo SDK environment. It provides instructions on using core components like Host, LazyColumn, and various modifiers for advanced Android UI construction.

This guide outlines a systematic process for transforming any recurring technical pattern, complex debugging solution, or workflow into a standalone, portable skill. It details the multi-step extraction workflow, including pattern identification, structured documentation generation (SKILL.md), and quality control checks to ensure the skill can be reused across different projects.

This skill provides deep analytical insights into aggregated family health data. It assesses genetic predisposition, identifies patterns of familial diseases, calculates weighted risk scores based on historical data, and generates personalized, actionable prevention recommendations. Ideal for generating comprehensive family health reports and trend analysis.

This specialized skill acts as an expert AI auditor for Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) compliance. It is designed to review critical records, including HACCP plans, Preventive Controls, and Supply Chain documentation for food processing facilities. Use it to simulate FDA inspections, identify compliance gaps (such as missing CCPs or inadequate corrective actions), and receive actionable guidance to ensure the highest standards of food safety.

This specialized AI acts as an auditor for Medical Devices (SaMD) compliance. It reviews critical documentation like Design History Files (DHF) and technical files against major global regulations, including 21 CFR Part 820, IEC 62304, and ISO 13485. It identifies compliance gaps, cites specific regulations, and provides actionable remediation steps to prepare for regulatory audits.

A comprehensive guide and set of rules for auditing and fixing performance issues related to UI animations. It addresses common problems like layout thrashing, janky transitions, and inefficient motion handling, helping developers optimize CSS/JS animations for smoother user experiences.

This guide demonstrates how to implement clean and robust asynchronous pipelines in TypeScript using `TaskEither` from `fp-ts`. It solves the common problem of deeply nested, unmanageable `try/catch` blocks, allowing developers to compose sequential API calls and operations while correctly handling success and failure paths in a functional, immutable manner. Ideal for complex data fetching and workflow orchestration.

A guide to building robust, type-safe, and highly testable backend services using functional programming patterns in Node.js or Deno. This pattern utilizes fp-ts and ReaderTaskEither to manage dependency injection, compose complex business logic, and handle typed errors gracefully, promoting clean service layer architecture.

A comprehensive cheat sheet for the Either type in fp-ts, designed for robust error handling and flow control in TypeScript. It details how to use Either to manage synchronous operations that might fail, facilitating type-safe validation, fallible computations, and complex data chaining (e.g., replacing traditional try/catch blocks). Ideal for developers needing a quick, typed reference for functional programming patterns.

Learn how to handle errors in TypeScript using functional patterns like `Either` and `TaskEither`, eliminating messy try/catch blocks. This guide teaches that errors are simply data, allowing you to write cleaner, more predictable, and type-safe code that explicitly handles potential failures through explicit return values.

A comprehensive quick reference for the Option type within fp-ts. This pattern is crucial for handling nullable, optional, or potentially missing values in a functional and type-safe manner. It allows developers to safely compose operations (mapping, flatMapping) on data that might not exist, eliminating verbose null checks and ensuring robust, predictable code flow in TypeScript.

This guide provides a quick reference for 'pipe' and 'flow' utilities in fp-ts. The `pipe` function is used to chain multiple operations to transform a specific value, while `flow` allows you to create reusable, composed functions (pipelines). It is essential for implementing clean, declarative data manipulation and functional composition in TypeScript.