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Explain and manage a host-mode duoduo installation after onboarding. Use when the user asks how duoduo works, how stdio relates to the daemon and channels, where duoduo stores config and state in host mode, how to inspect the current setup, or broadly asks to configure or understand duoduo before narrowing into channel or runtime changes. Also trigger for Chinese requests such as 帮我理解 duoduo, duoduo 是怎么工作的, 看看我现在的 duoduo 配置, or 帮我管理 duoduo.
Laws of UX critique skill. Use when evaluating mockups, screenshots, design specs, prototypes, flows, onboarding, checkout, dashboards, forms, or design-review requests, even when the user does not say UX or name a law. Output the 2-4 most relevant laws with specific application and law-grounded recommendations. Do not use for pure frontend implementation code review, WCAG/accessibility audits, or brand/visual-identity critique unless interaction usability is also in scope.
Design any user-facing experience end-to-end: task flows, multi-step workflows, navigation structures, onboarding, settings, search, content creation, collaboration, signup, checkout, dashboards, notifications, error recovery, and more. Handles cross-platform adaptation (mobile/web/TV/embedded), device-aware design, accessibility, interaction specifications, and multi-channel journey mapping. Trigger when designing user flows of any kind, mapping screen sequences, optimizing task completion, specifying interactions, designing navigation, or asking "how should the user experience X?" Use this skill broadly — any time someone is working through how a user moves through a product experience, this skill applies.
Application-developer GitOps work for OpenChoreo — onboarding Components (BYO image or source-build), authoring Workloads and `workload.yaml` descriptors, attaching PE-authored Traits, wiring component dependencies, generating ComponentReleases and ReleaseBindings via `occ` file-mode, promoting releases across Environments (single, project-wide, bulk), applying per-environment overrides, opening PRs upstream, and verifying Flux reconciliation. Use when the user says 'add a component to the GitOps repo', 'release my service via Git', 'open a PR for this Workload change', 'promote to staging via Git', 'bulk-promote my project', 'roll back a release', or operates a developer-side change from inside a scaffolded GitOps repo.
Automates codebase environment configuration, troubleshooting, and repair. When non-technical users (editors, business personnel, operations staff) get a repository and say things like "it won't run", "how to start", "how to configure the environment", "help me set up the codebase", "initialize the project", "commit code", "what to do about conflicts", it automatically reads ONBOARDING.md, diagnoses environment gaps, fixes dependencies, verifies runnability, and safely completes git operations. It is also used by technical users to quickly standardize the setup process for new repositories (SessionStart hook, PII Guard, history sanitization, project-isolated API keys). This skill is triggered whenever users mention terms like "environment", "configuration", "won't run", "setup", "start", "clone", "how to run", "dependencies", "is it installed", "commit code", "merge conflict", "push failed".
Create polished design artifacts as self-contained HTML — UI mockups, interactive prototypes, wireframes, landing pages, dashboards, app screens, mobile apps, and slide decks. Use this skill whenever the user wants to design, mock up, prototype, wireframe, or visualize any interface, screen, flow, or visual artifact — even when they don't say the word "design" (e.g. "build me a landing page", "show me what a settings screen could look like", "prototype an onboarding flow", "wireframe a few layout ideas", "make a pitch deck"). It drives a full design process: clarifying questions, design-context gathering, and production of one or more HTML deliverables. Runs on portable agent harnesses including Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex Agent — harness-specific tools are resolved from references/.
Product content designer for UI copy. Use when writing, reviewing, or auditing user-facing text: button labels, error messages, tooltips, empty states, modal copy, placeholder text, confirmation dialogs, onboarding flows, or i18n strings. Also use when the user says /copy, /content, or /ux-copy.
Enable developers to learn and use Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE) quickly by referencing filtered CRE docs. Trigger when user wants onboarding, CRE workflow generation (in TypeScript or Golang or other supported languages), workflow guidance, CRE CLI and/or SDK help, runtime operations advice, or capability selection
Design and build professional HTML email templates with inline CSS for broad email client compatibility. Use this skill when the user asks to create, design, or build email templates, newsletters, transactional emails (order confirmations, receipts, shipping notifications, password resets), marketing emails, welcome series, onboarding emails, abandoned cart emails, drip campaigns, or any HTML email layout. Covers responsive design, dark mode support, and compatibility with Gmail, Outlook (desktop + web), Apple Mail, Yahoo, and mobile clients.
Use when someone asks to write, rewrite, review, or improve text that appears inside a product or interface. Examples: "review the UX copy", "is there a better way to phrase this", "rewrite this error message", "write copy for this screen/flow/page", reviewing button labels, improving CLI output messages, writing onboarding copy, settings descriptions, or confirmation dialogs. Trigger whenever the request involves wording shown to end users inside software — apps, web, CLI, email notifications, modals, tooltips, empty states, or alerts. Also trigger for vague requests like "review the UX" where interface copy review is implied. Do NOT trigger for content marketing, blog posts, app store listings, API docs, brand guides, cover letters, or interview questions — this is a technical writing skill for interface language.
Guide for implementing EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) with Odoo: X12, EDIFACT document mapping, partner onboarding, and automated order processing.
Crea tareas y subtareas en ClickUp para implementaciones de GoHighLevel. Usar SIEMPRE que el usuario quiera subir workflows de GHL a ClickUp, registrar tareas de automatización, o cuando el output de ghl-onboarding-mapper necesite convertirse en tareas accionables. También usar cuando el usuario mencione "crear tareas en ClickUp", "subir workflows", "registrar WFs", "cargar implementación en ClickUp", o cuando haya un listado de workflows LS, SP, AP, PS, RP listos para ejecutar. Esta skill es especialista en la anatomía completa de workflows GHL y genera subtareas atómicas ejecutables — 1 subtarea = 1 nodo en el builder de GHL.