Skill UI

This skill performs deep, architectural context building by conducting ultra-granular, line-by-line analysis of code. It applies advanced reasoning techniques like First Principles, 5 Whys, and 5 Hows to map system invariants, data flows, and assumptions across entire call chains (including external black-box calls). It is designed to establish a complete, stable mental model of the system's logic before any vulnerability or bug hunting begins, ensuring bottom-up understanding.

This skill guide details the integration of Jetpack Compose Views and modifiers into Expo applications. It enables developers to build high-fidelity, Android-native UI experiences by mirroring Jetpack Compose and Material Design 3 patterns within the Expo SDK environment. It provides instructions on using core components like Host, LazyColumn, and various modifiers for advanced Android UI construction.

This guide provides expert knowledge on implementing complex, production-ready animations within the Makepad UI framework. It covers animation patterns for various interaction states, including hover, focus, pressed, and disabled. Users can learn to write code for transitions, manage state changes, and utilize advanced concepts like easing functions and keyframes to build visually rich user interfaces.

A comprehensive guide for managing user interactions and system lifecycle events within the Makepad UI framework. It covers handling various input types (mouse, touch, keyboard), lifecycle events (Startup, Shutdown), and propagating custom actions between widgets and their parents. Essential for building highly responsive and interactive graphical user interfaces.

Guides experts through creating and testing popups, modals, overlays, banners, and slide-ins that capture leads or drive promotions without annoying visitors, covering triggers, targeting, creative variants, and experiment ideas.

A cross-functional tool for modeling complex, cascading 'what-if' scenarios. Unlike simple single-variable stress tests, this system simulates compound adversity across all business domains simultaneously (e.g., combining revenue loss, funding delays, and key personnel exits). Ideal for strategic planning, major downside risk assessment, or anticipating complex, interconnected market crises.

This skill provides a structured workflow for porting existing Semgrep security rules to multiple target languages. It guides users through applicability analysis, test-first rule creation, and validation for each language variant, ensuring consistent and accurate security coverage across polyglot codebases.

A rigorous, multi-phase auditing skill designed for blockchain protocols. It verifies whether the implemented smart contract code strictly adheres to the detailed specifications provided in whitepapers, design documents, or technical specifications. It performs exhaustive, line-by-line semantic analysis to identify gaps, inconsistencies, and deviations across logic, invariants, and security guarantees, making it essential for formal compliance checking in decentralized systems.

A comprehensive utility for handling asset loading within Three.js environments. It supports various formats, including GLTF/GLB models, textures, HDR environments, and complex image assets. Features include robust asynchronous loading patterns, progress tracking via LoadingManager, and detailed configuration for PBR materials and environment mapping.

A comprehensive guide to implementing custom visual effects in Three.js using shaders. Learn how to work with GLSL, utilize ShaderMaterial, manage uniforms (scalars, vectors, matrices, textures), and manipulate vertex and fragment data. Covers advanced patterns like texture sampling, vertex displacement, and custom lighting effects.

A comprehensive guide covering texture management in Three.js. Learn how to load various texture types (regular, data, video, KTX2), configure critical properties like UV mapping, color space, wrapping modes, filtering, and mipmapping. Includes advanced workflows for generating and utilizing cubemaps and HDR environment maps.

A systematic skill for identifying similar vulnerabilities and bugs across large, complex codebases. It guides the user through generalizing initial bug patterns using techniques like CodeQL and Semgrep, ensuring comprehensive security audits beyond the initially discovered flaw. Ideal for advanced security research and robust code auditing.