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Reverse-engineers a UI animation from a screen recording — extracts frames, tracks motion per frame, fits easing and spring curves, annotates choreography, and emits CSS, Motion/Framer Motion, SwiftUI, React Native, or UIKit code. Use when the user shares or uploads a screen recording or video of a UI animation, or asks to "reverse engineer this animation", "recreate this animation", "match this easing", "extract the animation curve", "figure out the spring from this video", "copy this transition from a video", "how does this animation work", or "reproduce this motion".
Explains Cypress tests (E2E and component tests), and answers questions about Cypress use and behavior. Use when the user asks to explain how a test works, explain how Cypress works, review or critique a test without writing code. Apply even when the user does not say 'Cypress' (e.g. 'explain this test'). Prefer the cypress-author skill when the user wants to create, fix, or update tests.
Generate high-level overall design for large features. Produces database model overview, core flow diagrams, and phased iteration plan. Use when user needs overall architecture planning for a big feature, not detailed class-level design. Triggers on "总体设计", "初步设计", "方案设计", "overall design". Does NOT do detailed design — use detail-designer for class/method level. Does NOT implement code.
Design stress-test engine. Does NOT generate designs — it pressure-tests YOUR existing draft against real-world edge cases, code constraints, and failure paths. One sharp question at a time, drilling down the decision tree, using code facts to stress-test assumptions, then outputs a tight Facet Brief. NOT for: executing clear tasks, factual Q&A, or pure brainstorming (go brainstorm first, then come back with a direction). Triggers: "facet / pressure-test this plan / stress-test the design".
Manage OpenCode's permission rules in opencode.jsonc — add, remove, or list auto-approval rules for Bash commands and tool invocations so the agent stops asking for confirmation on every single command. Use whenever the user wants to auto-approve, deny, or require confirmation for a shell command, even if they don't mention "permission" or "opencode.jsonc" directly. Triggers on "允许 kubectl get *", "拒绝 rm -rf", "auto-approve npm run build", "总是执行 git status", "add permission rule", "list my permissions", "查看权限", "添加权限", "移除权限", "把 X 加到允许列表", "skip confirmation for", and similar — even if the user doesn't explicitly mention OpenCode's config.
Setup and diagnostics for the AWS DevOps Agent MCP connection. Triggers when aws-devops-agent is missing from .mcp.json, when the connection is broken, or when the user says "set up devops agent" / "configure agent". Does NOT trigger if the MCP is already connected and working.
INVOKE this skill to execute Salesforce org operations: create scratch orgs, create org snapshots, open orgs in browser. This skill EXECUTES operations immediately - it does NOT generate scripts or code files. ALWAYS invoke this skill (do not execute SF CLI commands directly) when user requests to: create a scratch org (Developer/Enterprise edition, from definition file (.json), from snapshot, or from org shape), create an org snapshot, or open a Salesforce org. Trigger phrases include: 'create a snapshot', 'create snapshot of my scratch org', 'take a snapshot', 'create scratch org', 'create a Developer edition scratch org', 'new scratch org', 'spin up an org', 'create org from snapshot', 'scratch-def.json', 'project-scratch-def.json', 'open my Salesforce org', 'open org in browser', 'get me the URL'. Do NOT use for switching default org (use dx-org-switch) or deploying metadata (use platform-metadata-deploy).
Write a blueprint (plan file) for a multi-step task (Step 3 of /task). Runs one brainstorming round then writes ai-workspace/plans/<name>.md from TEMPLATE.md. Skipped for one-sentence scope. Does NOT review — that is /review (Step 4).
Diagnose why a SigNoz alert fired by correlating the alert's own signal with neighbor signals (error rate, latency, throughput, CPU/memory), traces, and logs around the fire window — and rank likely causes. Make sure to use this skill whenever the user asks "why did this alert fire", "what caused alert X", "investigate this alert", "RCA for the alert that paged me", "what's wrong with [service]" in the context of a recent fire, or otherwise asks for a root-cause analysis of a firing or recently-fired alert. Read-only — does not modify any alert or notification.
Zod schema validation best practices for type safety, parsing, and error handling. This skill should be used when defining z.object schemas, using z.string validations, safeParse, or z.infer. This skill does NOT cover React Hook Form integration patterns (use react-hook-form skill) or OpenAPI client generation (use orval skill).
Explain AQL queries and their results, and provide data insights. Use this whenever the user asks what a query does, wants to understand results, or needs to dig deeper into why a metric changed.
Use this skill whenever a user wants to run, install, configure, or understand open-ralph-wiggum (ralph). This skill can be used by any AI assistant or IDE agent (GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, etc.). Triggers on: "ralph", "ralph wiggum", "agentic loop", "iterative AI loop", "autonomous coding loop", "how to install ralph", "how to use ralph with Claude Code / Codex / Copilot / OpenCode", "ralph --agent", "ralph --tasks", "ralph --status", "--max-iterations", "--rotation", "how do I run ralph in VS Code / Cursor / JetBrains / Neovim", or any question about looping an AI coding agent until a task is done. Even if the user doesn't say "ralph" explicitly — if they want to run an AI agent in a loop until a promise tag appears in its output, use this skill.