Skill UI

This skill systematically defines all necessary variants, states, and properties for a Figma component before development. It ensures comprehensive coverage of all states (e.g., Hover, Disabled, Loading) and properties (e.g., Size, Type), generating a robust variant matrix that prevents critical design gaps and streamlines the entire component building process in Figma.

This comprehensive guide walks new engineers through setting up a complete local development environment from scratch. It covers all necessary prerequisites, including installing required tools (Git, Docker, Go, etc.), cloning repositories, configuring environment variables, and running initial tests. The goal is to ensure a consistent, working environment and allow new team members to start contributing code quickly and confidently.

This skill guides users on writing highly effective media pitches and press outreach emails. Instead of generic corporate announcements, it teaches how to structure a human-to-human proposal focused on a compelling story angle, specific data points, and timely relevance. It provides detailed structures, angle development frameworks, and best practices to ensure the pitch resonates with journalists and media editors.

This skill transforms raw notes, bullet points, or unstructured memories into comprehensive, professional performance reviews. It structures the output for various review types (Self-assessment, Manager, Peer, 360 feedback), ensuring coverage of key achievements, core strengths, constructive areas for growth, and measurable development goals. Ideal for annual reviews, mid-year check-ins, and formal performance documentation.

This comprehensive template helps Product Managers transform chaotic end-of-week data into a structured, actionable, and highly readable weekly report. It guides the review process by covering key metrics movement, shipping progress, identified blockers, customer insights, and defining the top 3 priorities for the coming week, ensuring all stakeholders remain aligned and focused.

This skill generates highly structured, professional press releases optimized for journalists. Use it whenever you need to announce major news, product launches, or company developments. It ensures the content follows journalistic standards (inverted pyramid, active voice), avoiding promotional hype to guarantee readability and maximum impact for media outlets.

This skill generates a comprehensive and highly structured project status report, perfect for weekly communication with key stakeholders (e.g., Steering Committees, Sponsors, PMO). It ensures that all critical areas—including RAG status, milestone progress, identified risks, blockers, and required decisions—are documented clearly and concisely, keeping the project transparent and on track without requiring a formal meeting.

This skill generates a clear, scannable, and comprehensive sprint brief for Agile teams. It structures critical information including the specific sprint goal, business rationale, grouped scope, critical path items, potential risks with mitigation plans, and the Definition of Done. It ensures all cross-functional team members (Engineers, Designers, PMs) are aligned on the sprint's focus and objectives.

This skill synthesizes raw user interview transcripts into structured research findings. It identifies core themes, pain points, workflow insights, and actionable product implications. Use this when analyzing qualitative research notes to derive evidence-based product recommendations and next steps for development teams.

This skill analyzes raw user research data—including transcripts, survey results, and feedback—and synthesizes it into a structured, actionable report. It identifies key themes, quantifies prevalence, pinpoints critical pain points, prioritizes feature requests, and provides strategic, evidence-backed recommendations for product improvement and development.

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 skill guides the entire lifecycle of creating, validating, and publishing Power BI Paginated Reports (RDL). It covers the specific XML structure, best practices for maintaining print-faithful layouts (like invoices or statements), and the rigorous development workflow. It emphasizes that successful rendering (PDF output) is the ultimate measure of completion, not just structural validation.