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Diagnoses and fixes Kubernetes issues with interactive remediation. Use when pods crash (CrashLoopBackOff, OOMKilled), services unreachable (502/503, empty endpoints), deployments stuck (ImagePullBackOff, pending). Also use when tempted to run kubectl fix commands directly without presenting options, or when user says "just fix it" for K8s issues.
Translates engineering metrics (DORA, error rates, technical debt) into business KPIs and financial impact. Helps justify technical investments to stakeholders.
Image resizing and compression tool skill. Used to adjust image size according to specified pixel width and height, ratio, or maximum size limit, and supports intelligent compression to a specified file size. Suitable for scenarios such as batch processing images, generating thumbnails of specific sizes, compressing images to meet file size limits, etc.
Infers user stress/energy levels from interaction patterns (typing speed, error rate). Adjusts response verbosity and visualizes mood via a "Niko-Niko Calendar."
Evidence-first Orchard Core theming skill for shapes, alternates, placement, Razor/Liquid templates, content model access, assets/resources, and recipes. Use for theme adjustments, shape overrides, template discovery, content item/field access, placement.json rules, and recipe authoring in Orchard Core projects.
How to read and query onchain data — events, The Graph, indexing patterns. Why you cannot just loop through blocks, and what to use instead.
Expert in building immersive scroll-driven experiences - parallax storytelling, scroll animations, interactive narratives, and cinematic web experiences. Like NY Times interactives, Apple product pages, and award-winning web experiences. Makes websites feel like experiences, not just pages. Use when: scroll animation, parallax, scroll storytelling, interactive story, cinematic website.
Manage your agentcash wallet and call any x402-protected API with automatic payment. No API keys, no subscriptions — just a funded wallet (USDC on Base). USE FOR: - Checking wallet balance before API calls - Redeeming invite codes for free credits - Getting deposit address for USDC - Discovering endpoints and pricing on any x402-protected origin - Making paid API requests via the agentcash CLI - Troubleshooting payment failures TRIGGERS: - "balance", "wallet", "funds", "credits" - "redeem", "invite code", "promo code" - "deposit", "add funds", "top up" - "discover", "endpoints", "what APIs", "pricing" - "insufficient balance", "payment failed"
World-class UI design expertise combining the precision of Jony Ive's Apple work, the systems thinking of Figma's design philosophy, and the accessibility obsession of Inclusive Design principles. UI design is the craft of making interfaces that users don't notice - because they just work. Great UI isn't about making things pretty. It's about making the right thing obvious and the wrong thing impossible. Every pixel, every animation, every spacing decision either helps the user or hurts them. The best UI designers are invisible - users accomplish their goals without ever thinking about the interface. Use when "ui design, visual design, interface design, component, design system, figma, sketch, color, typography, spacing, layout, animation, motion, responsive, mobile design, button, form design, card, modal, navigation, icon, ui, design, visual, interface, components, design-system, figma, accessibility" mentioned.
This skill should be used when the user needs to perform year-end closing adjustments, review financial statements, compute depreciation, or review their trial balance. Trigger phrases include: "year-end settlement", "year-end closing adjustments", "prepare financial statements", "depreciation", "trial balance", "trial balance sheet", "income statement", "balance sheet", "BS", "PL", "period-end processing", "inventory taking", "accrual of unpaid expenses", "prepayment processing"
Based on the content of NSFC proposal text and combined with the application code recommendation library, provide you with 5 sets of recommended primary/secondary application codes (Code 1/Code 2) with justifications; output to NSFC-CODE-vYYYYMMDDHHmm.md (read-only, no modification to the proposal)
When writing or reviewing code to prevent over-engineering and speculative features. Use when the user says "is this over-engineered," "do we need this," "should I add," "future-proof," or "just in case." For simplicity concerns, see kiss. For abstraction design, see solid.