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Warm parchment background (#f5f4ed) + single ink-blue accent color (#1B365D) + single serif font, editorial-level typography
Integrate Cartesia speech APIs (TTS, STT, voices) in application code or coding-agent workflows. Use when the user asks about Cartesia REST/WebSocket APIs, SDKs, API keys, Sonic TTS, Ink STT, voice IDs, access tokens, or embedding voice in an app. For Cartesia Line deployed agents, CLI deploy, and telephony, use the cartesia-line skill instead.
Builds terminal chat UIs with @assistant-ui/react-ink and ANSI markdown with @assistant-ui/react-ink-markdown. Use when scaffolding `create --ink`, mounting `AssistantRuntimeProvider` around `useChatRuntime`, composing `ThreadPrimitive`, `ComposerPrimitive`, `MessagePrimitive`, `LoadingPrimitive`, `TextInput`, thread history, attachments, notifications, and terminal keyboard navigation, or when a chat needs grapheme safe editing, multiline display columns, an absolute backend URL, local file storage, or a custom `RemoteThreadListAdapter`. Route terminal markdown, tool output, message rendering, and Ink focus problems here. For browser application setup, web elements, and the standard web runtime, use [setup](../setup/SKILL.md).
Transform a user-provided photo or image into a strange vintage Soviet or Eastern European children's book illustration with grotesque humorous cartoon energy, shaky ink, faded watercolor, dirty paper texture, awkward anatomy, nervous absurd expressions, sparse composition, and an absurd handwritten English rhyme. Use this skill when the user asks to turn a photo into an unsettling old children's book illustration, 1980s Eastern European illustration, weird Soviet cartoon book art, grotesque watercolor storybook art, or clumsy absurd illustrated caption style. Do NOT trigger for polished fantasy art, cute children's illustration, modern vector art, realistic portraits, anime, clean editorial illustration, or generic vintage filters.
Make a short procedural animation in any style — an explainer, a history, a little story — as a single-file canvas video with a synthesized score, rendered to MP4. Ships with styles (cut paper, crosshatch ink, riso print, sketchbook, manim-style math, pixel art, isometric line art) and makes new ones from the user's references. Walks the user through intake, then three check-ins (story, look, storyboard) before animating, and proves the result with measured review checks. Use when the user asks for an animated video, short, explainer or reel made in code, or wants a look matched from references.
Skill for exploring and understanding the recovered Claude Code 2.1.88 TypeScript source code, including its CLI architecture, command system, MCP integration, and Ink/React terminal UI components.
E-Magazine × E-Ink; 10 Layouts + 5 Color Palettes (Ink/Indigo Porcelain/Forest Ink/Kraft Paper/Dune)
Inkblot Jira ticket writing convention. Use whenever creating, drafting, editing, or reviewing a Jira ticket on inkblottherapy.atlassian.net (POD1, POD2, or any pod) — Tasks, Stories, Bugs, Spikes, and Sub-tasks. Ensures consistent structure and discoverable acceptance criteria for QA.
Build a paper sheet in Three.js that reads as paper up close — washi, cotton rag or kraft with baked fibre and tooth relief, laid and chain lines, a torn deckle edge with frayed fibres, four-layer thickness, a rolled corner and crease, ink that wicks along the fibres, toasted aged edges, contact shadows and back-lit translucency. Use for a hung sheet, scroll, page, label, shoji pane or card that must survive a macro close-up, or when paper looks like a flat white plane, has ruler-straight edges, no thickness, or does not glow when lit from behind. Use 3d-wood-material, 3d-cloth-material or 3d-metal-material for those materials, and paper-cinder-transition for burning paper.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "make an audiobook", "narration script", "narrator", "ACX", "Findaway", "pronunciation guide", "how long is the audiobook", "adapt to a screenplay", "Fountain", "screenplay", "picture book", "spreads", "illustration notes", "art notes", "comic script", "comics script", "graphic novel", "panels", "interactive edition", "turn the book into Ink or Twine", "translate the book", "translation", "foreign edition", "glossary for translators", or wants to turn a story project into another form or language, or to plan a picture book. NOT for writing a new branching or choose-your-own-adventure story (use interactive-fiction), or writing rhyming picture-book text (use verse-craft).
UGC and influencer marketing — paid or gifted creator partnerships, briefs, usage rights, and disclosure done right. Use when someone wants to run an influencer campaign, sponsored post, paid or gifted creator partnership, write a creator brief, license/whitelist creator content, source customer UGC, or build a UGC pipeline. Vets creators on engagement + audience quality (not follower count); briefs with guardrails not scripts; inks usage rights up front; enforces FTC/ASA disclosure on EVERY paid AND gifted post; runs the customer-UGC pipeline. Uses the BRIEF framework. Reads brand-profile + goals-and-kpis first. WoopSocial publishes the BRAND'S OWN posts (rights-cleared UGC reshares, campaign posts) — NOT creator DMs/payment/whitelisting/contracts. Undisclosed sponsorship = decline and correct; a tag is not usage permission. Distinct from collabs-and-cross-promotion (mutual, unpaid), creator-monetization (the creator's side), and social-proof-and-testimonials (UGC as proof content).
Direct and produce a short film made entirely in code, in one of the styles of the Lemo-Opuscar library (e.g. Impasto Oil Painting 油画厚涂, Watercolor Brush 水彩笔刷, Chinese Ink Wash 中国水墨, Ukiyo-e 浮世绘, Whiteboard Explainer 白板讲解). Use when the user asks for a video, film, short, promo, explainer or animation (视频、短片、动画、宣传片) in a named style; when they want a film made about their own topic and haven't chosen a style (help them choose); or when they ask which film styles there are. Not for editing or converting existing video files.