Skill UI

This skill provides comprehensive guidance on setting up and troubleshooting Sonner React toasts. It covers essential configuration like mounting the Toaster component, using toast() for messages, loading states, promises, and actions. It also details styling options from defaults to headless customization, theming support, and common troubleshooting steps for display issues or duplicate toasts. Ideal for frontend developers integrating Sonner into their React applications.

Stress-test UI components with realistic worst-case data through a development-only fixture toggle, map every rendered value, verify failures, and report issues before fixing.

Faber is an experimental statically typed language for coding agents and human authors. It features clear mechanical grammar, explicit static types, and math-oriented operators. Programs compile to Rust, TypeScript, Go, Swift, and more. This skill helps write, check, and run Faber programs, explain diagnostics, and emit code to other languages. Always verify compiler versions and follow live documentation.

This skill enables importing Figma assets, tokens, and components into editable HyperFrames videos. It ensures source fidelity and supports motion data integration. Users can import layers, logos, and brand colors via CLI commands. It handles vector and raster formats, checks for text drift, and manages design system variables for consistent video production workflows.

This guide covers the agent-desktop CLI for Linux desktop automation. It details command capabilities on X11 and Wayland, including observation, surface interaction, window control, and capture. It explains AT-SPI accessibility requirements, troubleshooting for GNOME, and specific limitations for pointer gestures and clipboard operations. Essential for automating GUI tasks on Linux systems.

Query FootVal for season leaderboards (goals, assists, minutes, appearances) across leagues, cups and national-team competitions, and get confirmed transfers or rumours with fees and reliability ratings.

This skill uses FootVal to estimate football player transfer values and compare them against market values. It explains valuation gaps based on factors like performance, potential, contract, and durability. Users can compare 2-4 players to analyze value-for-money. It is not for scouting lists or match scores.

Turns live websites into typed functions callable from short async JavaScript scripts, letting agents fetch current prices, stock, fares and quotes, run site searches, or combine multi-site comparisons in one call.

Builds structured Figma screens and component libraries using ELAYA spacing, radius, semantic color variables, text styles, auto layout, and component states. Supports design-system reviews and token-bound foundations; requires an authenticated Figma integration.