Skill UI

Establishes a complete local development loop for building and thoroughly testing Clay integrations. This setup allows developers to simulate the full data flow: pushing test data via webhooks, allowing Clay to perform cloud-based enrichment, and finally receiving the enriched results back to a local endpoint (via ngrok). Ideal for iterative development of data pipelines and webhooks.

Addresses the critical challenge of managing extremely long conversation histories (millions of tokens) in advanced AI agents, such as coding assistants. This technique moves beyond simple token minimization by implementing structured compression strategies (like Anchored Iterative Summarization) to prevent the loss of critical technical details—such as file paths, decisions, and error messages—ensuring the agent maintains functional context across complex, multi-step tasks. It emphasizes optimizing for 'tokens-per-task' rather than just tokens-per-request.

Guides users through a three-stage workflow for collaborative documentation, helping teams gather context, iteratively refine structure, and test readability before sharing specs, proposals, or decision docs.

This sophisticated skill automates the entire Pull Request (PR) quality assurance lifecycle. It systematically fetches and categorizes CI check failures and detailed review feedback using the LOGAF priority scale. The workflow guides users through root cause analysis, proposing minimal, targeted fixes, replying to reviewers, and committing updates iteratively until all checks pass, ensuring high code quality before merging.

Guides multi-agent workflows through an iterative context retrieval loop—dispatching broad queries, evaluating relevance, refining criteria, and looping up to three times so sub-agents gather exactly the files they need without overwhelming limits.

Create structured moodboards that synthesize inspiration from trend research or site analysis, refining colors, typography, and patterns through iterative user feedback before implementation.

A comprehensive, model-agnostic toolkit for advanced LLM development. It enables iterative prompt optimization through static analysis (token usage, clarity), measures critical RAG metrics (relevance, faithfulness, coverage), and validates complex agent workflows and configurations. Essential for rigorous LLM quality assurance and cost management.

This skill simulates a complete, multi-agent software development lifecycle following the principles of Agile and Scrum. It guides the project through six distinct, iterative phases: Architectural Planning, Parallel Implementation, Comprehensive Testing (Unit/E2E), Review, and Finalization. The process uses a convergent diffusion model, refining specifications and resolving conflicts across multiple specialized agents until the project converges and is deemed complete.

Guides how to craft detailed prompts for Google Stitch so it generates high-quality web and mobile UI designs, covering specificity, visual style, multi-screen structure, platform targeting, and iterative refinement.

This comprehensive guide assists developers in adopting Test-Driven Development (TDD) practices. It covers generating unit tests for various languages (Python, JS, Java), analyzing test coverage gaps across multiple frameworks (Jest, Pytest, JUnit), and guiding the iterative Red-Green-Refactor workflow. Use this guide when generating stubs, improving test coverage, or adhering to spec-first development methodologies.

This skill guides users through a comprehensive, multi-stage process for creating high-quality documentation. It systematically moves through Context Gathering (understanding the background and audience), Refinement & Structure (iteratively building and editing sections), and Reader Testing (simulating external review to catch blind spots). Ideal for drafting complex specifications, proposals, or design documents that need to be robust and clear for a wide audience.

Use Nano Banana 2 plus Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview to iteratively craft publication-quality scientific schematics—neural nets, pathways, or system diagrams—matching document-type quality thresholds.