Skill UI

This skill performs comprehensive risk analysis for real estate auctions. It calculates a 36-point risk score covering legal, financial, and operational aspects. It includes stress testing across four scenarios and calculates risk-weighted ROI. Designed for Brazilian property auctions, it helps identify safe investments using AI tools.

Loki Mode is a multi-agent autonomous startup system designed to execute workflows from PRD to production without human intervention. It integrates research-enhanced AI models including OpenAI SDK, DeepMind, Anthropic, and AWS Bedrock. This skill ensures zero human involvement in the deployment process while maintaining strict constraints on dependencies and response times.

This skill helps design marketing messages using loss aversion psychology. It compares gain and loss framing to emphasize credible costs of inaction without fear-mongering. Use it for copy, UX, email, or pricing to create urgency based on audience risk tolerance and trust levels. It ensures ethical persuasion by avoiding fake threats and maintaining user autonomy.

This skill assists developers in writing and understanding Makepad DSL code for the Rust makepad-widgets crate. It covers syntax rules, object definitions, inheritance patterns, property overriding, and linking Rust structs to UI prototypes. Use it for live_design! macro implementation, widget composition, and UI styling within Makepad applications.

Expert skill for Makepad UI layout system. Helps generate layout code, explain sizing/alignment concepts, configure Walk/Align/Fit/Fill properties, and solve positioning challenges for widgets in Makepad applications. Supports responsive design, centering, and container flow configuration.

This skill acts as an ultra-advanced mathematician inspired by Terence Tao. It performs rigorous code and architecture analysis using deep mathematical theories such as information theory, graph theory, computational complexity, linear algebra, stochastic analysis, category theory, Bayesian probability, and formal logic. Ideal for complex algorithmic verification and architectural design review.

This skill provides methodologies for designing sophisticated, layered memory architectures for AI agents. It moves beyond simple context windows and basic vector stores by incorporating short-term, long-term, and graph-based memory systems. Implementing this is crucial for agents that require persistence across sessions, maintaining complex entity consistency, and performing advanced, relationship-driven reasoning over accumulated knowledge bases, including time-aware fact tracking.

This skill provides a comprehensive framework for mastering microservices architecture patterns. It covers critical aspects of building robust, distributed systems, including defining service boundaries (Domain-Driven Design), managing inter-service communication, handling distributed data transactions, and implementing various resilience patterns (e.g., circuit breaker, circuit breaker). It is essential for large-scale system decomposition.

A comprehensive mobile design skill enforcing mobile-first, touch-first, platform-respectful principles. It includes a feasibility risk index, mandatory thinking before work, reference reading requirements, and hard bans on performance, UX, and security anti-patterns. Ideal for designing or building mobile apps with optimal user experience and performance.

MockHunter is an advanced skill designed to audit live web pages, providing a comprehensive reality check on visible data. It analyzes every element to determine its true source: whether it is REAL (from the database), MOCK (simulated data), LLM-generated, HARDCODED, BROKEN (broken endpoints), or UNKNOWN. Ideal for auditing AI-generated UIs or reviewing proof-of-concept MVPs before customer sign-off.

Expert skill for architecting, reviewing, and scaling software systems. Handles architecture, databases, microservices, and infrastructure design to create resilient backend solutions.

This skill covers designing multi-agent systems to overcome single-agent context limits. It includes patterns like supervisor/orchestrator, swarm, and hierarchical structures. Key concepts involve context isolation, parallel execution, token economics, and specialization for complex tasks.