Skill UI

This skill transforms vague or high-level project ideas into eight comprehensive, interconnected planning documents (PRD, TechSpec, Design, Schema, etc.). It establishes a definitive, persistent source of truth for the project's scope, architecture, and design guidelines before a single line of code is written. Ideal for initiating brand-new software projects to prevent scope creep and planning gaps.

This skill provides advanced connection-discovery and semantic search across your personal Apple Notes. It moves beyond simple keyword matching to find related ideas, identify non-obvious 'bridges' between concepts, and synthesize comprehensive summaries of your thoughts. Ideal for knowledge workers looking to recall, analyze, or map their personal knowledge base.

This skill applies the RICE framework (Reach, Impact, Confidence, Effort) to objectively score and rank product initiatives. It helps teams prioritize backlogs, plan quarters, and compare multiple competing ideas by providing a structured, data-driven ranking. The output identifies quick wins, high-risk moonshots, and critical data gaps for validation.

This skill transforms vague feature briefs, PRD sections, or general ideas into highly detailed, actionable user stories. It enforces industry best practices by including standard formats (As a... I want to...), behavioral acceptance criteria (Given/When/Then), edge cases, and a Definition of Done. Ideal for product managers and business analysts who need to create estimate-ready tickets for development teams.

This workflow helps developers quickly build throwaway prototypes to answer specific design or functionality questions. It can generate interactive terminal applications to test complex state/business logic, or create multiple radically different UI variations toggleable from a single view, allowing for rapid validation of ideas before committing to production code.

This template simulates a hand-drawn, low-fidelity wireframe session on a whiteboard or sketchpad. It includes graph paper backgrounds, marker scribbles, sticky notes, and multiple tabs, making it ideal for early-stage UI/UX brainstorming and capturing initial conceptual ideas.

This system generates platform-native content for multiple channels, including X, LinkedIn, YouTube, and newsletters. It operates on a source-first workflow, ensuring that the author's unique voice and core ideas are preserved while adapting the content to the specific formatting and best practices of each target platform.

This skill helps transform vague product or engineering ideas into structured, verifiable acceptance criteria (AC). It is crucial for high-impact changes involving security, data migration, or external APIs. By inspecting existing context and asking minimal, targeted questions, it produces clear, observable criteria, significantly de-risking the development process and ensuring handoff readiness.

This skill generates a structured, non-advisory worksheet for planning trade ideas, basket adjustments, or comparing prediction markets. It helps users methodically review venues, underliers, constraints, and manual execution steps without placing any trades or providing financial advice. Ideal for the research phase of quantitative finance workflows.

This skill guides users through a comprehensive, structured design process. It helps transform vague ideas or initial concepts into detailed, validated specifications by exploring project context, proposing multiple options with trade-offs, and iteratively refining architectural details. It is essential for defining clear boundaries and requirements before any code is written, ensuring a robust and well-documented development roadmap.