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Found 107 Skills
Expert in absurdist, unhinged, and deliberately weird brand voices that work. Covers the Duolingo owl energy, chaotic social media presence, and knowing exactly how far to push. Understands why weird works and when it catastrophically fails. Use when "absurdist, unhinged, duolingo, weird brand, chaotic energy, off the rails, brand character, " mentioned.
Use this skill when optimizing Core Web Vitals - LCP (Largest Contentful Paint), INP (Interaction to Next Paint), and CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift). Triggers on page speed optimization, Lighthouse score improvement, fixing layout shifts, improving responsiveness, setting up performance monitoring with CrUX or RUM, and framework-specific CWV fixes for Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, and Remix.
Guides property and casualty (P&C) insurance—commercial and personal lines, major LOBs (property, GL, workers comp, commercial auto, umbrella, specialty), underwriting and risk selection, policy triggers (occurrence vs claims-made), limits and exclusions, claims (FNOL, reserving, litigation), reinsurance and catastrophe, distribution (agents, brokers, MGAs), metrics (loss ratio, combined ratio, cat load), and state DOI/rate filing overview—not legal advice. Use for P&C insurance, property and casualty, commercial lines, workers comp, general liability, combined ratio, loss ratio, underwriting, claims-made, occurrence policy, reinsurance, catastrophe, MGA, rate filing, or FNOL—not actuarial modeling (actuary), life/health depth, legal interpretation (commercial-counsel), or GRC controls without insurance context (compliance-engineer).
Recommends and scaffolds frontend technology stack for new projects. Use when starting a new frontend project, selecting a framework, setting up a web app from scratch, or when the user asks about frontend tech stack, scaffolding, or architecture selection. Covers React/Next.js/Astro/Vue, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, state management, data fetching, UI components, testing, and monorepo setup.
Use when building REST API endpoints, server-side data processing, or backend HTTP handlers. Use only when the user specifically asks for a backend endpoint. Triggers include API, endpoint, backend, server route, HTTP methods, CRUD operations, data mutations, server-side validation, form handling.
Design and build UIs with Google Stitch using @_davideast/stitch-mcp as the proxy and CLI. Covers screen generation, editing, variants, design systems, site building, prompt engineering, and the DESIGN.md spec. Updated for Stitch's March 2026 infinite canvas, 4-mode AI, and first-class design systems.
Render small, focused chunks of interactivity within server-rendered web pages to reduce JavaScript overhead.
Add and update the documentation website for Syncpack. Use when making user-facing changes to the codebase.
Professional charting and interpretation skill for Four Pillars of Destiny. This skill is triggered when users mention related content such as Four Pillars, Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches, Day Master, Ten Gods, Decades of Fortune and Annual Fortune, Favorable Elements, Pattern, Injuring Officer with Seal, Food God Generating Wealth, Five Elements' Strength and Weakness, and Chart Analysis. It also applies to scenarios where users want to learn about their destiny, personality, career, marriage, financial fortune, etc., and explicitly request or imply the use of the Four Pillars system. It includes complete capabilities such as charting, pattern judgment, Ten Gods analysis, and Decades of Fortune and Annual Fortune deduction.
CLI for moving AI-generated UI designs from Google's Stitch platform into development workflows with local preview, site generation, and agent integration.
Use when computing orbits, planning maneuvers, propagating trajectories, or analyzing orbital perturbations for spacecraft or celestial bodies. Use when "orbit, trajectory, maneuver, delta-v, Hohmann, Keplerian, perturbation, J2, TLE, orbital elements, semi-major axis, eccentricity, inclination, RAAN, spacecraft propagation, Lambert solver, interplanetary, " mentioned.