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Integrates and extends the ICPay crypto payments platform. Use when working with icpay-widget, icpay-sdk, payment links, merchant accounts, relay payments (recipient EVM/IC/Solana), X402 v2, refunds, split payments, email notifications, webhooks, demo.icpay.org, betterstripe.com sandbox (testnets), filter tokens/chains, WalletConnect QR and deep links, wallet adapters, currency for payment links and profile, WordPress plugins (Instant Crypto Payments, WooCommerce), registration on icpay.org, creating an account, API keys (publishable and secret), .env for keys, SDK events (icpay-sdk-transaction-completed for success, transaction lifecycle, method start/success/error), or any ICPay-related code in the icpay monorepo.
Manages SAPUI5/OpenUI5 projects using the UI5 Tooling CLI (@ui5/cli). Use when initializing UI5 projects, configuring ui5.yaml or ui5-workspace.yaml files, building UI5 applications or libraries, running development servers with HTTP/2 support, creating custom build tasks or server middleware, managing workspace/monorepo setups, troubleshooting UI5 CLI errors, migrating between UI5 CLI versions, or optimizing build performance. Supports both OpenUI5 and SAPUI5 frameworks with complete configuration and extensibility guidance.
Generate EliteForge frontend projects with the same logic as cisdigital-generator-app. Reuse the exact project type to template mapping for frontend_app/frontend_ui/frontend_sdk, naming rules for company/product/service, and onebase-cli command assembly. Use when users ask to scaffold EliteForge frontend app projects, Vue3 component monorepo projects, JS SDK/lib projects, or request a dry-run command preview aligned with this generator. Always require user-provided required parameters and never infer missing required fields.
Workleap's shared web configuration packages (@workleap/eslint-configs, typescript-configs, rsbuild-configs, rslib-configs, stylelint-configs, browserslist-config). Use when: (1) Setting up or customizing shared web tooling configs in a Workleap project (2) Configuring ESLint by project type (web app, React library, TS library, monorepo) (3) Configuring TypeScript by project type (web-application, library, monorepo-workspace) (4) Configuring Rsbuild or Rslib bundling (dev, build, Storybook) (5) Configuring Stylelint, Browserslist, or monorepo (Turborepo) vs polyrepo strategies (6) Extending or customizing shared configs, troubleshooting ESM/ESNext constraints
[Hyper] Create or refactor a project README.md by carefully reading the codebase. Detects project shape (CLI, library, web app, monorepo, plugin, framework, docs site, service), entry points, scripts, configuration, license, and existing docs, then produces a structured README in the project's primary documentation language. Use when the user wants a new README, a refactor of a stale README, or a section update grounded in the actual code.
Use this skill when managing multi-repository systems using the `meta` tool (github.com/mateodelnorte/meta). Triggers on meta git clone, meta exec, meta project create/import/migrate, coordinating commands across many repos, running npm/yarn installs across all projects, migrating a monorepo to a multi-repo architecture, or any workflow that requires running git or shell commands against multiple child repositories at once.
Meta-skill for understanding and customizing Mindfold Trellis — the all-in-one AI workflow system for 11 AI coding platforms (Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, iFlow, Codex, Kilo, Kiro, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, Qoder, CodeBuddy). Documents the original Trellis system design including architecture, commands, hooks, multi-agent pipelines, monorepo support, and task lifecycle hooks. Use when understanding Trellis architecture, customizing workflows, adding commands or agents, troubleshooting issues, or adapting Trellis to specific projects. Modifications should be recorded in a project-local trellis-local skill, not here.
Apply vertical (domain-first) codebase architecture to any project. Use this skill whenever a user asks where to put a file, how to structure a codebase, how to organize code by feature or domain, how to refactor a "horizontal" structure (components/, hooks/, utils/, types/), or asks about code colocation, monorepo boundaries, shared code, or module ownership. Also trigger when the user creates a new module and needs to decide where it belongs, or when reviewing a PR that touches file organization. Works for any language or framework (Python, TypeScript, Go, Rust, etc.) — not just React or frontend.
Skill for working with the Lucid Agents SDK - a TypeScript framework for building and monetizing AI agents. Use this skill when building or modifying Lucid Agents projects, working with agent entrypoints, payments, identity, or A2A communication. Activate when: Building or modifying Lucid Agents projects, working with agent entrypoints, payments, identity, or A2A communication, developing in the lucid-agents monorepo, creating new templates or CLI features, or questions about the Lucid Agents architecture or API.
Clean up the wot-starter template, remove sample pages, documents and monorepo configurations, and create a minimal base template.
This skill should be used when adding shadcn/ui components, initializing shadcn projects, building custom registries, theming with Tailwind v4 OKLCH colors, or customizing installed components. Also use when working with components.json, presets, monorepo setup, or shadcn CLI commands. Pairs with minoan-frontend-design for creative direction.
Use when the user asks to implement FSD, use Feature-Sliced Design, organize architecture, structure project folders, set up FSD layers, create feature slices, refactor to FSD, or mentions feature slices, layered architecture, FSD methodology, views layer, entities layer, shared layer, Next.js with FSD. Provides comprehensive guidance for implementing Feature-Sliced Design (FSD v2.1) in Next.js applications. Optional monorepo (Turborepo) support - see references/monorepo.md.