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A comprehensive pattern for developing board-based puzzle games (e.g., Match-3, Sokoban, Logic Grids). This skill focuses on modeling the board state, move input validation, and the core rule resolution loop. It defines how cascades, scoring, and undo functionality must operate deterministically to ensure fair and bug-free gameplay, separating game logic from visual rendering.

A powerful, multi-source skill designed for advanced academic research in law. It accesses major databases covering French, European, and international legal doctrine, including scholarly articles, theses, and works for comparative law studies. Ideal for state-of-the-art reviews and bibliometric analysis.

A specialized skill for academic researchers and legal professionals, designed to search, map, and analyze French doctoral theses (thèses.fr/HAL). It supports multi-criteria querying (subject, director, jury, institution) and advanced academic mapping, allowing users to track the evolution of legal sub-disciplines and academic networks over time. Highly focused on French law.

This skill provides a rigorous, verification-first methodology for citing and analyzing legal precedents from the Special Court for Sierra Leone (SCSL) and its Residual Special Court (RSCSL). It covers landmark international jurisprudence concerning child soldiers, forced marriage, head-of-state immunity, and the joint criminal enterprise doctrine, ensuring citations are verified against official legal repositories. Ideal for academic research and international law writing.

This skill provides a rigorous, multi-step methodology for verifying and citing legal documents related to the Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL). It guides users through complex international criminal cases (e.g., Ayyash et al., 2011 Decision) by establishing strict citation standards. The process requires verifying sources against dedicated legal archives (stl-tsl.org, legal-tools.org) and defining citation levels (existence, content, paragraph), ensuring academic and legal accuracy for international justice research.

Distill video taste interviews into validated style packs, apply measured cadence to local footage, and export editable EDL/FCPXML timelines with provenance audits. All operations are local, deterministic, and offline.

The SuperDoc CLI is a powerful command-line interface designed for programmatically editing, querying, and transforming Word documents (.docx). It handles complex document operations such as batch find-and-replace, content extraction, advanced formatting, and mandatory tracked changes. Ideal for automated workflows in legal, academic, or technical fields where rigorous document version control and modification history are critical.

Framework for AI media writing inspired by Synced. Focuses on paper-first reporting, quantitative data, academic plus industry parallelism, layered analysis, and productized content. Applies to deep tech reviews, model benchmarks, industry trend reports, and editorial commentary.

Design custom laboratory hardware components using parametric Python models with build123d. Export fabrication-ready files like STEP, STL, and DXF for microfluidic chips, mounts, and adapters. Ensure precise interface dimensions against standards for compatibility with lab equipment. Use for physical parts mating with standardized labware, optical tables, or manufacturing processes.

Generate and cut videos against a distilled style pack: plan takes, generate with fal, apply measured LUT grading, edit at cadence, weave footage, composite overlays, mint 3D props, and verify results numerically.

This skill guides researchers in selecting and refining topics for the Journal of Systems Engineering (Tianjin University). It helps define system boundaries, identify feedback loops, and ensure testable questions. It prevents vague topics by requiring specific system structures and verifiable outcomes. Suitable for academic research in systems engineering, operations research, and complex systems.

A skill for designing evidence and validation strategies for academic manuscripts submitted to the Journal of Systems Engineering. It covers standards for numerical experiments, simulations, real data, case studies, and empirical research, ensuring claims are supported by appropriate evidence rather than generic robustness checks.