Skill UI

This utility allows developers to view, add, and modify design tokens (such as colors, spacing, typography, and shadows) within the StyleSeed design system. It ensures visual consistency by managing the synchronization of changes across JSON source files and corresponding CSS custom properties, supporting both light and dark mode variations.

This skill provides a comprehensive audit of user interfaces, evaluating screens against Nielsen's 10 Usability Heuristics and modern mobile UX best practices. It systematically checks for critical usability flaws, design inconsistencies, accessibility gaps, and potential dark patterns, ensuring the resulting product delivers a superior and intuitive user experience across all platforms.

This skill is designed to generate high-quality UX microcopy, including button labels, error messages, empty states, and toast notifications. It ensures the copy maintains a casual but polite, active, and concise tone, adhering to modern best practices in UX writing and design language guidelines.

This skill assists in designing comprehensive, user-centric flow maps and navigation architectures. It adheres to established UX principles, such as Progressive Disclosure, Miller's Law, and Hick's Law, ensuring optimal user journeys. Use it to map out the structural connections, screen inventory, and edge case handling for a product feature, creating a scaffolded blueprint before visual implementation.

A comprehensive automation toolkit designed to manage the entire Vercel deployment lifecycle and associated infrastructure. Users can programmatically monitor, trigger, and manage deployments, configure custom domains and DNS records, manage environment variables across multiple targets, and oversee project settings and project listings. Essential for implementing robust CI/CD pipelines and managing cloud infrastructure.

Implements verification gates as explicit phase checkpoints, producing acceptance checklists, CI gate configs, and manual approval rules so teams catch defects before phase transitions, covering requirements, design, implementation, integration, and deployment.

This tool reviews user interface (UI) code files to ensure compliance with established Web Interface Guidelines and best practices. Use it when auditing design, checking accessibility, or performing general code reviews to meet industry standards and improve overall product quality. It fetches the latest rules and outputs detailed findings.

This skill performs visual inspection and validation of website design quality, identifying and fixing issues at the source code level. It supports static sites, SPA frameworks, and full-stack applications. The workflow includes information gathering, visual inspection for layout, responsive, and accessibility issues, followed by source code fixes and re-verification. It ensures responsive design, visual consistency, and accessibility compliance across various viewports.

A comprehensive skill designed to convert vague ideas, initial concepts, or high-level requirements into structured, detailed, and approved technical specifications. It enforces a rigorous, multi-step workflow, guiding users through context exploration, proposing multiple architectural trade-offs, and iteratively refining the design until a complete specification document is ready for the implementation phase.

This advanced research technique is designed for deep dives into football topics. Instead of relying solely on the original query, it mandates tracking every discovered entity—such as player names, club names, or coaches—from search results. By treating these entities as new leads, the user must formulate follow-up searches using the discovered names and remaining constraints, ensuring nothing relevant is overlooked and building a comprehensive knowledge chain.

This skill provides read-only functionality to query and list comprehensive information about KubeSphere clusters. It is designed for viewing cluster lists, checking current status, retrieving detailed specifications, and identifying component versions across multiple clusters. IMPORTANT: This operation is strictly read-only. Never use these commands for creating, updating, or deleting resources; always use the KubeSphere console for management actions.

This guide details the operational workflow for namespace-scoped tenants within KubeSphere DevOps. It outlines how users without cluster-admin privileges can securely perform DevOps operations by strictly utilizing KubeSphere's dedicated APIs (`/kapis/`) and authenticating via OAuth tokens, ensuring strict resource isolation and access control within their designated namespace.