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Use when a project has a components.json from marko-ui, or when installing, using, editing, or debugging marko-ui components (shadcn-style components for Marko 6 backed by Zag.js) — finding a component, reading its API, adding it with the marko-ui CLI, fixing a component that renders but misbehaves, or setting marko-ui up in a new project. Not for general Marko 6 syntax (see marko6) or routing (see marko-run).
Use when generating, integrating, reviewing, or debugging Make App record-list keyword search through Service filter.expression or advanced/conditional/table/header filtering with @qfei-design/make-app-filter. Triggered by 列表搜索, 关键词搜索, 筛选, 高级筛选, 条件筛选, 表格/表头/列头/按字段筛选, CEL/DNF, field-type operators, candidate values, and filter Preset save/echo. In search-only mode, use the package compiler without a filter panel or Preset lifecycle. In advanced-filter mode, use the package panel, permission-aware Entity Preset, and desktop/tablet CanvasTable header linkage; phone uses the mobile panel layout. Consume make-app-permission list access. When make-app-actions is present, a successfully applied filter must clear its selection and invalidate pending work; drafts and failures preserve selection. Does not own page layout, CanvasTable internals, Service route implementation, sorting, grouping, auth, runtime, DSL, Make CLI, or table cell editing.
ALWAYS use when writing code that imports "vue-router", "vue-router/vite", "vue-router/auto-routes", or "vue-router/experimental". Consult for debugging, best practices, or modifying vue-router, vue router, router, file-based routing, typed routes, data loaders.
Build durable backend AI agents with the eve framework. Use when creating, editing, or debugging an eve project — agent instructions, skills, tools, connections, channels, sandboxes, subagents, schedules, or evals.
R3F performance optimization—LOD (Level of Detail), frustum culling, instancing strategies, draw call reduction, frame budgets, lazy loading, and profiling tools. Use when optimizing render performance, handling large scenes, or debugging frame rate issues.
Helps write SDSL shaders for Stride and vvvv gamma — TextureFX, shader mixins, compute shaders, and ShaderFX composition. Use when writing or debugging .sdsl shader files, creating visual effects, working with the Stride rendering pipeline, or composing shader mixins.
Expert guidance for building production-grade AI agents and workflows using Pydantic AI (the `pydantic_ai` Python library). Use this skill whenever the user is: writing, debugging, or reviewing any Pydantic AI code; asking how to build AI agents in Python with Pydantic; asking about Agent, RunContext, tools, dependencies, structured outputs, streaming, multi-agent patterns, MCP integration, or testing with Pydantic AI; or migrating from LangChain/LlamaIndex to Pydantic AI. Trigger even for vague requests like "help me build an AI agent in Python" or "how do I add tools to my LLM app" — Pydantic AI is very likely what they need.
Baidu Maps WebAPI Development Guide. This skill should be applied when writing, reviewing, or debugging code that uses Baidu Maps WebAPI, and is also suitable for scenarios where Baidu Maps API is directly called to obtain results. It covers: map location search, POI retrieval, route planning, suggested departure time, route travel time prediction, real-time traffic conditions, administrative division query, address-coordinate conversion, traffic events along the route, weather query, intelligent recommended pick-up points, etc. It is automatically triggered when users mention departure time, navigation routes, location queries, coordinate conversion, or map-related development requirements.
Use when editing .lean files, debugging Lean 4 builds (type mismatch, sorry, failed to synthesize instance, axiom warnings, lake build errors), searching mathlib for lemmas, formalizing mathematics in Lean, or learning Lean 4 concepts. Also trigger when the user asks for help with Lean 4, mathlib, or lakefile. Do NOT trigger for Coq/Rocq, Agda, Isabelle, HOL4, Mizar, Idris, Megalodon, or other non-Lean theorem provers.
UI guidance for web apps installed on Apple platforms — iOS and iPadOS home-screen apps first (viewport-fit and safe areas, status bar and theme colour after iOS 26, sticky/fixed bars and overlays, startup images, icons and manifest, touch CSS, install hints, iOS-version gotchas) plus macOS Safari "Add to Dock" web apps (what carries over, what does nothing there, cookies, scope, icons, menu bar). Use when adding or debugging add-to-home-screen or Add to Dock behaviour, notch/safe-area layout, apple-mobile-web-app-* meta tags, web app manifest, splash screens, or anything that only looks wrong as an installed web app on iPhone, iPad or Mac. Not for service workers, offline caching, or push.
Interview the user in depth about what they actually want to build, then scaffold a working full-stack web app around it. Use when the user wants to start a new app, website, prototype, or SaaS; when they don't know what tech stack to pick; or when they want a solid working starting point fast. Covers requirements discovery, project setup, database (SQLite or Postgres in Docker), sign-in, transactional email, file uploads, payments, AI features, background jobs, optional agent access over MCP so tools like Claude can use the app, a real landing page and dashboard, optional public help documentation, a design system agreed with the user and written to DESIGN.md so every page matches, an account settings area with system logs and debugging built in, the legal pages and cookie consent an app of that kind actually owes its users, whether search engines and AI crawlers should find it at all, and a closing pass that proves the result actually builds, serves and does what was agreed rather than taking the builder's word for it.
Guides Midtrans payment gateway integrations end to end: product selection, implementation, debugging, review, and sandbox verification. Use when working with Snap checkout (popup, redirect, embed, mobile WebView), Core API, BI-SNAP, QRIS, virtual accounts, GoPay, GoPay tokenization, GoPayLater, ShopeePay, DANA, card and 3DS, Alfamart/Indomaret OTC, Payment Link, Subscription API and recurring billing, refunds, webhooks and HTTP notifications, signature verification, status polling, settlement, sandbox testing, go-live cutover, or AI-assisted payment integration for Indonesian merchants.