Skill UI

This deterministic gate performs an internal pre-compile readiness check for LaTeX manuscripts. It validates crucial elements such as document structure, citation presence, and a language-aware minimum body scale relative to the target page count. While it helps drive authoring repairs, it explicitly does not claim the final page count; the compile_pdf process remains the authoritative source for page validation.

Use this skill to formally report bugs, file issues, or submit problems encountered with the canvas-apps plugin. It facilitates the submission of detailed bug reports directly to the associated GitHub repository, helping developers track and resolve technical problems.

A specialized skill for legal project management, designed to model, review, and optimize legal matter team structures. It identifies resource conflicts, assesses team gearing (ensuring the right grade mix is used), plans for team continuity during absences, and analyzes resource over-allocation across multiple matters. It helps law firms ensure cost efficiency and appropriate staffing levels.

A comprehensive tool for managing scope across the entire lifecycle of a legal matter. It helps legal teams establish a baseline scope, proactively track all out-of-scope (OOS) activities, draft necessary client communications, and manage scope creep. By automating capture and surfacing confirmations, it transforms scope management from an adversarial task into a professional, client-focused service, preventing budget surprises and ensuring project alignment.

This skill analyzes code for language and framework-specific security best practices. It is designed to help users write secure-by-default code, passively detect major vulnerabilities, or generate comprehensive, prioritized vulnerability reports. Supports languages including Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, and Go, ensuring robust security standards throughout the development lifecycle.

This skill helps assess and manage serious incidents involving high-risk AI systems under Article 73 of the EU AI Act. It covers incident qualification, reporting deadlines, authority notification, and cross-regulation mapping with GDPR and NIS2. Use it to evaluate reportability, draft notifications, or build incident response processes for legal and compliance teams.

An expert advisory skill covering the SWIFT Customer Security Programme (CSP) and the Customer Security Controls Framework (CSCF) v2026. It helps financial institutions, banks, and service bureaus achieve mandatory compliance with 32 security controls across three core objectives: Secure Your Environment, Know and Limit Access, and Detect and Respond. Use this skill for gap analysis, understanding architectural types (A1-B), and navigating the latest mandatory changes, such as Control 2.4.

A comprehensive playbook for designing and balancing Tower Defense (TD) games. This skill outlines the core systems required, including enemy pathing, wave spawning, tower targeting logic, and the overarching game economy. It helps developers structure the core loop, manage difficulty curves, and balance resource management against threat escalation.

Master the use of ScriptableObjects (SO) in Unity to architect robust, data-driven systems. Learn how to store shared configuration, manage runtime variables, and implement event channels—all as editable project assets. This guide helps you decouple systems, replacing hard-wired singletons and creating scalable game data structures for modern Unity development.

Helps users stuck in repetitive failures or facing hard choices by applying lateral thinking personas (hacker, researcher, simplifier, architect, contrarian). Runs solo or as a debate to synthesize multiple perspectives and converge on one actionable recommendation.

A comprehensive guide and set of rules for writing effective, warm, and actionable comments across various development platforms. It helps users structure feedback for GitHub PRs, issue trackers, or Slack messages, ensuring the tone is consistently thoughtful, direct, and focused on clear next steps, rather than simply listing observations.

Apply Robert C. Martin-inspired rules to separate business policy from frameworks, databases, UI, and infrastructure. This skill helps define architectural boundaries, dependency direction, use cases, and interface adapters. Use it for software design decisions involving framework isolation or technology churn to ensure maintainability and clarity.