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Found 18 Skills
Build dashboards, analytics interfaces, and data-rich UIs using the Tremor design system (React + Tailwind CSS + Recharts). Use when the user asks to create dashboard components, KPI cards, charts, data tables, analytics pages, monitoring interfaces, or any data visualization UI that should use Tremor. Triggers include mentions of "Tremor", "tremor.so", "@tremor/react", requests for dashboard UIs with charts and tables, or when the user's project already uses Tremor components. Supports both Tremor Raw (copy-and-paste, tremor.so) and Tremor NPM (@tremor/react) versions. Do NOT use for general frontend work unrelated to dashboards or data visualization, or when the user explicitly requests a different component library.
Build and structure React applications with TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Recharts, and modern best practices. Use when creating React components, hooks, API layers, charts, dashboards, or when the user asks about React project structure, TypeScript patterns, or frontend architecture.
Helps create XState v5 state machines in TypeScript and React. Use when building state machines, actors, statecharts, finite state logic, actor systems, or integrating XState with React/Vue/Svelte components.
Analyze trends and patterns in health data over a period of time. Correlate changes in medications, symptoms, vital signs, lab results, and other health indicators. Identify concerning trends, improvements, and provide data-driven insights. Use this when users ask about health trends, patterns, changes over time, or "What's changed with my health status?" Supports multi-dimensional analysis (weight/BMI, symptoms, medication adherence, lab results, mood and sleep), correlation analysis, change detection, and interactive HTML visualization reports (ECharts charts).
Interactive web-based charts for data analysis and business intelligence. Project-based output in output/chart-html/<project>/ with HTML + script + data + screenshot.
Expert in creating charts, dashboards, and data visualizations using modern libraries