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Use this skill when users need to create, generate, or validate Salesforce Custom Object metadata. Trigger when users mention custom objects, creating objects, object metadata, .object files, sharing models, name fields, or validation rules on objects. Also use when users say things like "create a custom object", "generate object metadata", "set up an object for...", or when they're troubleshooting object deployment errors especially around sharing models and Master-Detail relationships. Always use this skill for any custom object metadata work, including enriching and keeping the object's description current whenever its fields or validation rules change. Do NOT use this skill for non-Custom-Object metadata (Apex, Flows, LWC, Permission Sets, Custom Metadata Types) or for standard Salesforce objects.
Emit and maintain a dagr run file — a live, contract-valid JSON description of recursive projects, tasks, attempts, gates, evidence, policies, events, and operator-message resolutions that `dagr view` renders as a DAG. Use when orchestrating agents or tracking multi-step work that a dagr pane should display.
Use this skill to list, view, or manage DevOps Center projects in a Salesforce org — show all projects, create a new project, or update an existing project's name, description, or active status. Invoke it to run sf devops project list whenever the user wants to show, see, view, display, or list available projects, check which or how many DevOps Center projects exist, or look up a project ID — even a plain listing request should use this skill rather than a raw tool or a direct answer. Also invoke to create a project, set up a new deployment pipeline foundation, initialize DevOps Center for a new feature, update project settings like name and description, or activate/deactivate (archive) a project. Consolidates sf devops project list/create/update operations. DO NOT TRIGGER for work item, pipeline, promotion, or conflict operations — those are separate skills.
Create an HTML color palette from a mood, description, or image, with swatches, color codes, pairings, and contrast checks. Use for color schemes or brand colors.
Join the Antasphere Hackathon from zero to the team's app running locally. Checks Node.js, installs the hackathon CLI, runs hackathon doctor early to fix the machine (git, Docker, disk), signs the participant in with their Antasphere account, checks their place on the roster, sets their GitHub username, waits for them to accept the repository invitation, clones the team repository, starts the app and opens it, then gives the team its project description and states the deadlines and the pacing, with a final doctor run. Use when a participant says "join the hackathon", "set me up", "get started", "install the hackathon", "clone our team repo", or has just installed this plugin.
Open every hackathon working session. Reads the event clock first and says the time left to the build end and the freeze, runs hackathon doctor and walks the participant through every failed check, restarts the team app when it is down, confirms the platform received the last push, keeps the team's project description current, and sets the pacing for the rest of the session (small pushes, the 60/30/15-minute warnings, fixes only in the grace, the demo deck before the end). Use at the start of any session in a team repository, and when the participant says "check", "is my setup ok", "the app is down", "doctor", "how much time is left", "when is the freeze", "did my push count", "our idea changed", or when something in the setup looks wrong.
Runs the evals of a BMad skill through the agent harness the user works in and reports what they show: baseline against the bare model, variant against a stripped or prior version, quality against a rubric, and trigger accuracy of the description with an optional optimization loop. Use when the user asks to evaluate, benchmark, test the triggers of, grade, or compare versions of a skill, or when the bmad-toolsmith skill asks for an eval of a skill it built.
Use when authoring or editing Justfile recipes in a repository wired to Prelude, when the user asks to add just recipes or make them discoverable in the x menu, or when a recipe needs descriptions, typed arguments, groups, aliases, or module namespacing. Covers recipe authoring for Prelude's runtime Justfile import and verification through x.
Design production-grade screens in Penpot from a brief, as a senior visual designer — reusing the existing design system (tokens + components) and assembling section by section, never one-shot. Use to create a screen/page/landing/dashboard from a description. NOT for translating existing code (use penpot-build-from-code). Triggers: 'design a dashboard', 'create a landing page', 'design this app screen', 'build a UI from this brief', 'design a settings page', 'mock up a screen in Penpot'.
TypeScript assertion function for runtime type narrowing with descriptive error messages. Based on tiny-invariant.
This skill generates a structured chapter outline for intelligent textbooks by analyzing course descriptions, learning graphs, and concept dependencies. Use this skill after the learning graph has been created and before generating chapter content, to design an optimal chapter structure that respects concept dependencies and distributes content evenly across all of the chapter in a book.
Search 21st.dev component registry for production-ready React components. Finds components by natural language description, filters by framework and style system, returns ranked results with install instructions. Use when looking for UI components, finding alternatives to existing components, or sourcing design system building blocks.