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Advanced Compose visuals - Material 3 Expressive motion physics, AGSL shaders (Android 13+), Canvas/DrawScope generative, graphicsLayer effects.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "add a hover/press effect", "animate a toggle or switch", "build an animated like button", "make a toast/snackbar slide in", "animate a drawer or modal", "animate list reordering or add/remove", "do a shared-element layout transition", or "polish UI feedback". Covers UI motion with Framer Motion (motion/react) and modern CSS.
Use the 'Dialysis Prism' framework to penetrate the surface of problems and identify their root causes. Resolve persistent recurring issues through three steps: calibrating Goal B, reconstructing Method A, and eliminating Variable C. It applies to scenarios where the same problem keeps recurring despite various attempted solutions, as well as analytical scenarios that require precise problem definition before resolution. Use this skill when you find that 'patchwork' solutions are ineffective. It is not suitable for scenarios in entirely new fields with no historical methods to reference, nor for purely uncertain events (which fall under the probability/risk domain and require the use of mirror-world). Key trigger signals: 'Why does this problem happen again?', 'Why can't we solve it for good?', 'I've tried so many methods but none work', 'What exactly is the root cause of this problem?'
Audit GitHub Actions workflows for what costs wall clock, costs money, or lets a pipeline pass without checking anything. Builds the job graph, then runs a catalog covering gating correctness, the critical path, caching effectiveness, and spend. Reads and reports only; never edits a workflow.
Current React 19.2 guidance for concurrent rendering, Server Components, Actions, effects, React Compiler, state, and memoization. Use for React components and hooks. Next.js-specific routing/caching belongs to the nextjs skill; React Hook Form integration belongs to react-hook-form.
Guided experiment-loop retrospective over the ax agent-experience graph. Walks the user through their open proposals (accept-with-scaffold or reject), pending verdicts (confirm the suggested verdict or override), and recent harness-hook effectiveness signal. Triggers when the user says "let's do an ax retro", "ax retrospective", "review my ax proposals", "triage proposals", "experiment loop status", "lock pending verdicts", "hook effectiveness review", "intervention review", "self-improvement session", or invokes /ax:retro. Reads/writes via the local `ax improve` and `ax hooks` CLIs. Do NOT auto-trigger on unrelated work.
Use when asked to review or re-review a PR, audit changes, check the diff on the current branch, verify a fix, or check what's still pending before merge in a CultureX repo. Universal TypeScript/JavaScript review framework (lenses, router, framework-agnostic traps) plus per-repo supplements loaded by fingerprint — saas-server.md (Express+Sequelize+MySQL, RBAC, agencyId tenancy), creator-services.md (Mongoose autoIndex:false, Qdrant, AI pipeline, Elastic Beanstalk), and analytics-backend.md (stateless provider gateway, no DB, no auth, allSettled fan-out, 3-way symmetric provider paths); more repos get their own supplement over time. Trap library covers bugs that actually shipped — paranoid+CASCADE, MySQL partial index, agencyId scoping, cross-store refs, sync-LLM-in-handler, side-effect gating, backfill normalization, symmetric-fix gaps, stuck background tasks.
The starting point for building with iOS 26 Liquid Glass in SwiftUI. Covers the core mental model (glass is the navigation layer, never content), the three material variants (.regular / .clear / .identity), the .glassEffect() modifier, tinting and .interactive(), custom shapes, glass on text and icons, and automatic accessibility adaptation. Use this skill whenever the user wants to add a "liquid glass", "glassmorphism", "frosted glass", or "translucent" effect to a SwiftUI view for iOS 26 / iPadOS 26 / macOS Tahoe 26, mentions ".glassEffect", "Glass.regular", "Glass.clear", asks "how do I make this glassy", "how do I tint glass", "what glass variant should I use", or is starting any Liquid Glass work and needs the fundamentals. Load this proactively on any iOS 26 SwiftUI project that uses glass so the correct variant, shape, and layering rules are applied from the start.
Hiệu ứng cuộn trang thuần CSS qua Native CSS Scroll-Driven Animations API (animation-timeline scroll()/view(), animation-range) — ZERO JavaScript. Gọi khi user nói "css scroll driven animation", "animation-timeline", "scroll animation không js", "css thuần cuộn trang", "scroll-driven CSS", hoặc /css-scroll-driven-native. KHÁC `skills/scroll-effects` (đó dùng IntersectionObserver JS, chạy MỌI trình duyệt hiện đại) — skill này 0 JS nhưng trình duyệt CHƯA hỗ trợ đủ (Firefox/Safari còn behind flag/rollout), dùng làm progressive enhancement phía trên scroll-effects, không thay thế khi cần chạy chắc trên mọi trình duyệt.
Manage Celigo MCP end users -- people who use an account's MCP servers without workspace access -- and the groups, roles, capability sets, and grants that decide which tools, APIs, prompts, and resources each one can call. Covers inviting and revoking, granting per server, groups and roles, what removing a capability set does to grants, compiled effective access, and end users' own connections. Use when giving people or teams access to a Celigo OAuth MCP server, changing or removing that access, or working out why someone can or can't call a tool.
Help users run effective decision-making processes. Use when someone is facing a high-stakes decision, dealing with analysis paralysis, needs to align stakeholders on a choice, or wants to establish decision frameworks like DACI or RAPID.
Analyze application and system logs to identify errors, patterns, and root causes. Use log aggregation tools and structured logging for effective debugging.