Skill UI

This skill automates the migration of existing frontend code (such as those built with React, Vite, or other frameworks) into the proprietary Stitch Design format. It performs a multi-step workflow: first, extracting a self-contained static HTML file; second, analyzing source components and stylesheets to generate a comprehensive design system documentation (DESIGN.md); and finally, uploading both artifacts to the specified Stitch project for continuous iteration and improvement.

Analyzes any frontend codebase (React, Vue, Svelte, Angular, plain CSS, Tailwind) to document the complete design system. It extracts crucial visual elements—including color palettes, typography, spacing scales, and component patterns—directly from source files, without needing to build, render, or run the application. Ideal for design audits, visual language documentation, or migrating a project's identity into a design tool.

Designed to capture a fully functional, standalone static HTML file from any modern web application (React, Next.js, Vue, etc.). It resolves all computed styles and inlines CSS and images (as Base64) into the output, ensuring the captured view can be shared or archived without external dependencies. Supports both automated snapshotting via Puppeteer and interactive capture.

This skill provides a robust method for uploading local digital assets, including images, mockups, and full HTML files, to a Stitch project. It bypasses the limitations of standard tool calls by streaming files directly over HTTP, ensuring that large visual assets or complex web pages can be processed accurately for your design and prototyping workflow. Ideal for integrating local design iterations into cloud-based prototypes.

This utility burns an SRT subtitle track directly into an MP4 video file using ffmpeg's libass filter. It re-encodes the video (H.264) while copying the audio untouched. It supports defining custom font fallback chains (e.g., CJK fonts) and provides detailed control over font size, margins, and video encoding parameters (CRF, preset) for professional subtitling workflows.

This skill reads the contents of a UTF-8 text file and outputs the raw bytes verbatim to stdout. It is designed for meta-skills that require round-tripping an artifact through disk for user inspection or manual editing between steps. Unlike standard file readers that prepend line numbers, this tool preserves the original structure, making it ideal for structured data formats like YAML, scripts, or SRT files that need to be accurately parsed downstream.

This tool concatenates multiple numbered MP4 segments (e.g., 1_*.mp4, 2_*.mp4) into a single cohesive video file. It provides advanced features like optional fade transitions and automatic normalization of resolution, frame rate, and codecs. Use it when a workflow generates several short clips that need to be seamlessly stitched together into a final, polished reel.

This comprehensive guide details the usage of the Fabric CLI (`fab`) for programmatic interaction with Fabric and Power BI services. It allows users to manage workspaces, semantic models, lakehouse files, and execute complex queries (DAX, SQL). Essential for automating governance, data pipelines, and deep resource management in the cloud environment.

Details the PBIP (Power BI Project) format, which converts the opaque PBIX binary into a clear, structured, and editable set of text files. This guide covers project structure, cross-cutting operations (like renaming and forking), and the technical differences between Thick and Thin reports, enabling better Git integration and multi-author collaboration.

An interactive workflow designed to audit and standardize naming conventions within Power BI semantic models stored as TMDL files. It ensures that tables, columns, measures, and display folders adhere to consistent, human-readable, and business-aligned standards. The tool guides users through gathering critical business context before auditing and applying complex, cross-file reference updates to maintain data integrity.

A comprehensive guide for searching documentation across multiple BI sources (TE docs, DAX.guide, SQLBI, Power BI/Fabric) using the pbi-search CLI. It also details the structure and use of critical configuration files, such as .tmuo, Preferences.json, and UiPreferences.json, essential for advanced data modeling and deployment.

Provides expert guidance for authoring and editing Tabular Model Definition Language (TMDL) files directly within PBIP projects. This skill is useful for making quick text-level fixes (like descriptions, format strings, or adding measures) when specialized tools (like Tabular Editor CLI or Power BI Desktop) are unavailable, especially for Git workflow or manual adjustments.