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Write a high-quality prompt for any LLM or AI assistant — Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot, or any coding / chat agent. Use this skill whenever the user asks to write, improve, refine, shorten, or rewrite a prompt; asks "how should I phrase this for [model]" or "what's a good prompt for [task]"; describes a task they want an AI to do but hasn't yet formulated it as a prompt; or pastes an existing prompt and asks for revision. Based on Boris's (Anthropic, Claude Code creator) prompt methodology — short and accurate prompts, plan-before-code, feedback loops, persistent context in files. The universal principles (short, plan-first, feedback-loop, no-padding) apply to any LLM; the Claude-Code-specific anchors (CLAUDE.md, @file, slash commands) only apply when the target is Claude Code. If the user's intent is unclear (target model, deliverable, scope, or whether the AI has a way to self-verify is missing), ask 1–3 targeted clarifying questions via AskUserQuestion before writing the prompt.
Production recipes for mouse-driven interactive GSAP animations. Companion to official gsap-core and gsap-performance skills (API reference). Triggers: GSAP mouse, mousemove animation, tilt card, 3D tilt, quickTo, quickSetter, hover animation, interactive GSAP, parallax hover, drag interaction, Draggable, liveSnap, mouse-driven animation, dock effect, macOS dock, magnification, proximity scale, dock magnify. Non-triggers: Not for scroll-driven animation (use gsap-scroll), text effects (use gsap-text), SVG drawing (use gsap-svg), visual effects like glitch/marquee (use gsap-vfx), or cursor/pointer effects (use gsap-cursor). Outcome: Produces mouse-driven interactive animations — tilt cards, hover effects, and drag interactions.
Use when connecting an AI agent to Scenario (scenario.com) through MCP, or when a task involves generating images, video, 3D, audio, sprites, textures, or game assets. Also when picking a Scenario model, running a LoRA, refining a generation prompt, uploading reference images, waiting on generation jobs, checking credits or quota, hitting Scenario auth, scope, or Forbidden errors, or setting up mcp.scenario.com in Claude Code, Cursor, VSCode, or another agent.
Unified setup hub: project init, tool setup, 2-agent config, harness-mem, codex CLI, and rule localization. Use when user mentions setup, initialization, new projects, workflow files, CI setup, LSP setup, MCP setup, codex setup, opencode setup, 2-Agent setup, PM coordination, Cursor setup, harness-mem, claude-mem integration, cross-session memory, localize rules, adapt rules. Do NOT load for: implementation work, reviews, build verification, or deployments.
Configure and use the hosted YouTube Data MCP end-to-end with minimal user input. Use when users want the agent to verify Node.js and `npx`, configure MCP server config (Windows/macOS, Cursor/Codex/OpenClaw/OpenCode), request API key at setup time, run post-install capability discovery (`tools/list` and `get_patch_notes`), and then strongly recommend helper skill and Python setup for full local document and spreadsheet workflows.
Invoke external coding-agent harnesses non-interactively with an explicit model, working directory, prompt, and safety policy. Use when delegating work to Codex, Claude Code, Grok, OpenCode, Cursor CLI, GitHub Copilot CLI, or Cockpit, including from planning or review loops.
Turn a talking-head video and its transcript into motion-graphic B-roll timed to the speaker's words, in a continuous one-shape style (one element that morphs and never cuts, driven by a cursor, spring motion). Use when someone gives a video (and ideally a transcript) and asks for motion graphics, B-roll, animated cutaways or overlays.
Toggle between light and dark mode in Cursor's browser, screenshot both states, and flag missing token mappings or contrast issues.
Use when you need to reduce token usage, lower API cost, fit work within a context window, or speed up an expensive/slow agent loop. Triggers on phrases like "optimize tokens", "reduce token usage", "save on cost", "fit in context", "context too long", "running out of tokens", "prompt caching", "compact the context", "agent is too expensive", "shrink the prompt", "cheaper model", "tokens-per-task". Provides a layered tactic catalog — measurement (heuristic counting and budget allocation), prompt-side levers (caching, system-prompt diet, tool-definition pruning), context management (compression, observation masking, file-system offload), agent-loop patterns (parallel tool calls, batch operations, model routing by complexity), and output-side controls (depth tiers, stop sequences, structured output). Project-agnostic and provider-agnostic; works across Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and Copilot.
Make a 10–30 second continuous-shot explainer for any product, rendered from code to MP4 with sound. One hero element (a ball, a cursor, a file, a message) travels through the product's workflow laid out as stations on one big canvas; the camera follows it, each station reacts as it passes, then the camera pulls out to reveal the whole journey. Use when someone wants an engaging, story-driven, one-take explainer or a loopable product animation.
Connect @real-a11y-dev/mcp to Cursor, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, VS Code, or other MCP clients. Use when adding Real A11y MCP, configuring npx @real-a11y-dev/mcp, setting storage-state / CDP / ALLOWED_ORIGINS, or smoking audit_page from an agent.
Use this skill when creating, running, reattaching to, listing, stopping, or removing Docker Sandboxes (the standalone `sbx` CLI that runs AI coding agents in isolated microVMs), even if the user just says they want to "run claude in a sandbox", "isolate an agent from my repo", "give an agent its own git clone", or "clean up old sandboxes". Covers `sbx run`/`sbx create` (including the built-in agents claude, codex, cursor, devin, docker-agent, gemini, opencode, shell), workspace bind-mount vs `--clone` isolation, additional read-only workspaces, reattaching by `--name`, `sbx ls`/`stop`/`rm`/`prune`, `sbx exec`, `sbx cp`, and `sbx ports`.