Skill UI

A comprehensive master guide for developers looking to embed interactive 3D scenes created in Spline.design into modern web projects. It provides specific integration methods for various frameworks, including React, Next.js, Vue, and vanilla JavaScript, ensuring optimal performance and runtime control for stunning UI/UX experiences.

This skill handles tasks involving Supabase, a backend-as-a-service platform. It covers database management, authentication, edge functions, storage, and real-time features. It includes guidance on client library integration with frameworks like Next.js and React. The skill emphasizes verifying changes against documentation, securing data with Row Level Security (RLS), and managing API keys safely. It helps resolve auth issues and implement secure database policies.

A comprehensive style guide for implementing the Synthwave and Outrun aesthetic across web and mobile applications. This guide details the core principles, including dark mode backgrounds, glowing neon accents (magenta, cyan), and the signature perspective grid. It provides technical examples using CSS, SwiftUI, Flutter, and React Native to achieve authentic retro-futuristic visual fidelity.

This skill provides expertise in TanStack Query (React Query), a powerful tool for asynchronous state management in modern React and Next.js applications. It covers advanced patterns like data fetching, cache invalidation, optimistic updates, and handling SSR hydration, ensuring highly performant and reliable data layers.

This skill provides pre-configured project scaffolding templates for initiating new applications from scratch. It covers 12 diverse technology stacks including Next.js, Express, Python FastAPI, React Native, Flutter, and more. Users can select the appropriate template based on their project type, such as full-stack web apps, APIs, mobile applications, or desktop software. It streamlines the setup process by offering ready-made structures and configurations tailored to specific development needs.

Comprehensive guidelines for writing idiomatic and efficient TypeScript and JavaScript code. Covers array operations, destructuring, async patterns, type safety, React hooks, and common anti-patterns to improve code quality and maintainability.

A comprehensive guide for implementing Typography First Design across web and mobile applications. This style emphasizes using type as the primary visual element, minimizing decorative UI elements (chroming) to create a highly focused, high-impact, and sophisticated user experience. Includes specific implementation details for CSS, SwiftUI, Flutter, and React Native.

This skill generates new UI components adhering to the StyleSeed design conventions. It ensures consistency with Tailwind v4, CVA, and accessibility standards. Use it for creating reusable primitives or patterns within React projects. Do not use for full-page scaffolding or non-StyleSeed projects.

Apply StyleSeed motions to React components using five personality seeds (Spring/Silk/Snap/Float/Pulse) or distinctive keyword moves from the motion library. Translate user vibe descriptions into precise motion parameters, recommend appropriate motions for use cases, and implement them as motion.X JSX.

This skill provides an interactive wizard to configure your project's design system step-by-step. It guides you through selecting app type, brand colors, design concepts, fonts, and generating the initial app page. It supports React and Tailwind-v4 stacks, ensuring consistent styling via StyleSeed. Use it for new projects needing a complete UI setup.

This skill provides comprehensive guidelines for upgrading Expo SDK versions and resolving dependency conflicts. It covers migration paths for React 19, new architecture, and deprecated packages like expo-av. Users will learn step-by-step processes including cache clearing, prebuild configuration, and updating app.json settings. It also addresses Hermes engine v1 adoption and Metro configuration changes. Essential for maintaining modern React Native projects.

Expo DOM components allow running web code directly in native webviews, enabling the use of web-only libraries like Recharts without modification. This facilitates incremental migration of web code to native apps and supports complex HTML/CSS layouts not available in standard React Native.