Skill UI

A comprehensive guide detailing Apple's Human Interface Guidelines (HIG) for building adaptive and consistent user interfaces. It covers best practices for layout architecture, navigation patterns (e.g., Tab Bars, Sidebars, Split Views), and component usage across multiple platforms, including iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and visionOS. Essential for developers aiming for a native, high-quality user experience.

A comprehensive guide detailing the core principles of Apple's Human Interface Guidelines (HIG). It covers essential topics such as accessibility (VoiceOver, Dynamic Type), utilizing system colors and materials, adhering to platform conventions, and best practices for typography, layout, and motion. Use this guide to ensure your application design is native, inclusive, and highly polished across all Apple operating systems.

Visits target URLs to capture screenshots and inspect pages, then extracts palettes, typography, layouts, and repeatable UI patterns so design teams can document inspiration for new projects.

A comprehensive reference architecture guide providing the best-practice project layout and implementation structure for building scalable outreach automation platforms using the Instantly API v2. This blueprint covers core modules including API client wrappers, campaign lifecycle management, lead enrichment pipelines, event-driven webhook processing, and analytics synchronization, ensuring a robust and maintainable system.

This guide provides comprehensive patterns and best practices for designing high-impact Key Performance Indicator (KPI) dashboards. It covers everything from establishing a KPI framework (Strategic, Tactical, Operational) to defining departmental metrics (Sales, Marketing, Finance) and implementing best-practice layouts for executive summaries and SaaS metrics. Use this skill to translate raw data into actionable business insights.

Provides a comprehensive, production-ready reference architecture for integrating Lokalise Translation Management System (TMS) into web applications. This guide covers the entire end-to-end translation lifecycle, including best-practice project layouts, file organization for i18n, CI/CD workflows (build-time vs. OTA paths), and necessary API client implementations. Use this when establishing new multi-language support or standardizing localization practices across a team.

Guides building native-feeling macOS interfaces, covering layout/composition, traffic lights, draggable chrome, shortcuts, light/dark mode, visuals, animations, drag-and-drop, and onboarding for desktop tools whether React, Electron, or native.

Guides setting up modern Python projects with uv, ruff, ty, pytest, prek, and security checks, covering initialization, pyproject configuration, dependency and tool management, quick-start scripts, full project layout, and migrations from legacy tooling.

A comprehensive guide to the Obsidian event system, detailing how to handle various lifecycle and state changes within plugins. Learn to register listeners for vault events (file creation, modification, deletion), workspace events (layout changes, view activation), and metadata cache updates. Essential for building highly reactive and deeply integrated Obsidian plugins.

Blueprint skill describing the architecture, stack, folder layout, API patterns, and testing/deployment workflows used by the Zenith AI customer discovery platform clade. Use it as a reference when working on this dedicated project to understand expectations for frontend, backend, AI integration, and QA.

Showcases modern Python practices, covering strict 3.12 type hints, dataclasses vs Pydantic decisions, asyncio/httpx patterns, src-layout projects, pyproject tool configs, virtual env workflows, and pytest guidance for reliable codebases.

This guide provides a comprehensive reference architecture for building robust, production-grade applications on Replit. It covers best-practice project layouts, system-level configurations (like replit.nix), data layer strategies (PostgreSQL, KV, Object Storage), and secure deployment techniques. Use it when starting a new Replit project, optimizing existing codebases, or establishing enterprise-level architectural standards.