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UI Styling creates beautiful, accessible user interfaces with shadcn/ui components, Tailwind CSS utility-first styling, and canvas-based visual designs. Use it when building React interfaces, design systems, responsive layouts, or custom themes.

UI/UX Pro Max is a searchable UI/UX design database with 84 styles, 192 color palettes, 74 font pairings, 98 UX guidelines, and more across 22 stacks. Use it when designing, building, or reviewing UI for pages, components, color schemes, typography, layout, accessibility, animation, or data visualization.

Graphify builds a queryable knowledge graph from code, docs, or other files, with community detection and audit trails. Use it to answer questions about codebase architecture, file relationships, or project content.

Ponytail puts an agent into lazy senior developer mode that enforces YAGNI, stdlib-first, and minimal-diff choices for any coding task. Use it to write, refactor, fix, or review code without over-engineering.

Ponytail Debt scans a codebase for `ponytail:` comments and reports them as a debt ledger, so deferred shortcuts are tracked instead of forgotten, and flags markers with no upgrade trigger.

Ponytail Gain displays a plain ASCII scoreboard showing measured benchmark medians for lines of code, cost, and speed across five everyday tasks and three models. Use it to see the impact of the ponytail approach without editing files or changing modes.

Ponytail Help displays a one-shot reference card for ponytail's modes, skills, and commands. Use it to recall triggers, levels, configuration, and how to disable the lazy mode without changing state.

Ponytail Review reviews a code diff for over-engineering and flags what to delete: reinvented standard library functions, needless dependencies, speculative abstractions, and verbose code. Use it to keep changes lean and minimal.

Caveman activates an ultra-compressed communication mode in Claude Code that cuts token usage by about 75% while preserving full technical accuracy. Use it when a user requests caveman mode, wants fewer tokens, or asks for brief responses.

Ponytail forces the laziest solution that actually works, favoring simplicity, the standard library, native platform features, and minimal diffs. Use it on any coding task to question scope, avoid over-engineering, and ship the shortest correct fix.

Ponytail Audit scans a whole repository for over-engineering and ranks findings—dead code, standard-library or native replacements, YAGNI abstractions, and shrink opportunities—so you can decide what to delete or simplify. Use it when asked to audit a codebase, find bloat, or identify removable complexity.

Ponytail Audit scans a repository for over-engineering and returns a ranked list of what to delete, simplify, or replace with standard library or native features. Use it before a code review to identify dead code, unnecessary abstractions, and duplicated platform functionality.