Skill UI

Automatically update implementation plan files to reflect new requirements, ensuring structured, machine-readable phases with explicit tasks and validation criteria for AI agents to execute deterministically.

Maintains the repository's llms.txt guidance file by auditing current documentation, specs, and structure to ensure the navigation summary matches reality and stays compliant with the official specification.

Automates updating a markdown document with an index/table listing files from a designated folder, handling discovery, structure selection, and syntax validation to keep documentation in sync.

This guide provides a comprehensive template and best practices for updating technical specification files. It ensures that the resulting documentation is structured, unambiguous, and highly optimized for consumption by Generative AI models. Use this process when refining system requirements, updating interfaces, or documenting architectural changes to maintain machine-readable standards.

This skill provides a deep audit of user experience (UX) and usability, going beyond basic visual checks. It systematically evaluates screens, flows, and components against Nielsen's 10 usability heuristics and modern mobile best practices. Use it when you need to identify structural flaws, cognitive load issues, or navigation regressions in a product design, providing prioritized issues, violated heuristics, and concrete remediation steps.

This skill generates concise, tone-consistent microcopy for various UI states, including buttons, error messages, empty states, toasts, and form guidance. Inspired by a casual yet polite voice, it ensures that product messaging is actionable, helpful, and aligns with a consistent brand tone, moving beyond generic or robotic wording.

This skill helps enhance the robustness of data-dependent user interfaces (UIs) by implementing the four critical feedback states: loading, empty, error, and success. It ensures that applications provide clear, graceful, and actionable feedback regardless of data fetching status, making the product reliable and user-friendly.

This skill helps design the complete user journey or 'flow' before building individual screens. It applies established UX principles (like progressive disclosure and hub-and-spoke models) to define entry points, exit paths, and the overall navigation architecture. Use it for complex tasks like onboarding, checkout, or multi-step features to ensure a coherent, logical, and highly intuitive user experience.

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 skill provides comprehensive guidelines for contributing and managing commands within VS Code extensions. It covers crucial best practices, including naming conventions, defining visibility (e.g., Command Palette vs. Side Bar), and structuring commands for optimal user experience. Use this when adding, updating, or understanding the architectural requirements for extension commands.

This guide provides comprehensive guidelines for localizing all aspects of VS Code extensions. It covers best practices for handling configurations (settings, commands, menus), user-facing string resources, and walkthrough content. Developers can use this skill to ensure their extensions are properly adapted and functional for multiple languages.