Browse Skills

Scroll Craft builds premium scroll-driven landing pages where scrolling acts as the timeline. It interviews the client, plans the page grammar and signature move, generates or uses assets, writes semantic HTML, and verifies the result with scroll screenshots.

Front Adjust adjusts an existing UI in session and verifies the changes against the design source. Use it for targeted frontend updates that need iterative edit-check-refine review.

Frontend Build Recipe executes materialized frontend task files in autonomous mode. It is used when a work plan has been broken into task files and the orchestrator should run, verify, and clean them up.

Frontend Design Workflow coordinates repository evidence, UI analysis, and optional ADR decisions to produce and approve a frontend design doc. Use it when a frontend change needs scoped requirements and documented design decisions.

Frontend Planning creates a work plan from a design document and routes it through test skeleton generation and review. Use it when frontend work needs approved scope, tasks, and completion criteria before implementation.

Flowchart Creator generates interactive HTML flowcharts and process diagrams with decision trees, arrows, and swimlanes. Use it when you need a workflow visualization or step-by-step process map.

Anima Base generates anime and illustration images with the ANIMA 1.0 model in ComfyUI. Use it for Danbooru tags or natural-language prompts, low-VRAM generation, and anime inpainting with Anima-LLLite ControlNet.

ComfyUI Frontend Extensions helps you author ComfyUI v2 web UI extensions with @comfyorg/extension-api, including nodes, widgets, sidebar panels, commands, and hotkeys. Use it when writing or migrating frontend extension code for ComfyUI.

Design helps implement Apple platform UI patterns like Liquid Glass, animations, game feel, SF Symbols, typography, and UX writing. Use it when building interface polish, feedback, or visual design details.

Foundation covers AttributedString formatting, alignment, selection, and SwiftUI integration on Apple platforms. Use it when working with styled text or attributed text APIs.

MacOS Development covers SwiftUI, SwiftData, AppKit bridging, architecture, and macOS 26 features for app development and code review. Use it when working on macOS-specific UI, platform integration, or best practices.

SwiftUI covers state and rendering bugs, custom layouts, scroll performance, and related feature areas like AlarmKit, charts, text editing, toolbars, and WebKit embedding. Use it when building or debugging SwiftUI views and framework behavior.