Skill UI

This skill helps identify technical debt within software codebases by analyzing code and change history. It estimates the impact of debt items and prioritizes improvements based on ROI. Users can generate actionable remediation plans, assess risks, and track metrics like code complexity and test coverage to maintain software quality and development velocity.

This skill guides developers in building flexible and maintainable React components by applying composition patterns. It helps avoid boolean prop proliferation through compound components, state lifting, and internal composition. Suitable for refactoring, library building, and API design to improve code scalability for humans and AI agents.

Manage the complete lifecycle of Conductor tracks, including archiving, restoring, renaming, deleting, status listing, and cleanup of orphaned artifacts.

Proofread email drafts for grammar, spelling, punctuation and article errors while preserving the writer's voice, and strip tracking parameters from links only on request. Returns the corrected draft plus a clear change list.

This comprehensive guide provides core principles and implementation patterns for adopting the Flat Design aesthetic. It details how to build interfaces across web (CSS), mobile (SwiftUI, Flutter), and cross-platform frameworks, emphasizing zero depth, sharp geometries, and high-contrast solid colors while strictly avoiding shadows, gradients, and bevels. Use this when aiming for a modern, minimalist, and clean UI/UX experience.

A comprehensive guide for implementing Flat Design 2.0 (Semi-Flat). This style maintains the clean, solid aesthetic of flat design while introducing subtle, diffuse shadows and micro-gradients to enhance perceived depth and communicate element interactability (e.g., buttons, cards). It provides detailed, cross-platform code examples for Web (CSS), iOS (SwiftUI), Flutter, and React Native.

Use fp-ts TaskEither to build clean async pipelines in TypeScript, wrap Promises and API requests, and replace nested try/catch error handling with practical examples.

Learn practical functional programming patterns for everyday data transformations in TypeScript. This skill covers working with arrays, reshaping objects, grouping data, and safely accessing nested values. You will see imperative vs functional approaches for tasks like transforming API responses, merging settings, and aggregating totals. Ideal for developers needing clean, null-safe data handling without low-level loops.

This skill teaches you how to handle errors in TypeScript without relying on try/catch blocks. It focuses on using fp-ts Either and TaskEither types to make error handling more predictable and type-safe. Ideal for building APIs, services, and accumulating validation errors. It promotes treating errors as data values rather than exceptions, ensuring cleaner and more maintainable code.

Master advanced Git techniques such as interactive rebase, cherry-pick, bisect, worktrees and reflog to keep a clean commit history, apply hotfixes across branches, locate bug-introducing commits, and safely recover lost commits or branches.

This skill enables implementing graceful shutdown for servers and workers. It ensures in-flight requests complete, background jobs finish, and resources are released cleanly upon receiving SIGTERM or SIGINT signals. Essential for zero-downtime deployments in environments like Kubernetes, Docker, and systemd.

This skill extracts full transcripts and rich metadata from a single YouTube video URL. It uses yt-dlp to download subtitles, cleans VTT timing markers, and pulls video details (title, channel, date). The output is a structured, queryable Markdown file, ideal for populating a personal knowledge vault and enabling downstream knowledge graph extraction or content repurposing.