Loading...
Loading...
Found 745 Skills
WXT browser extension performance optimization guidelines. This skill should be used when writing, reviewing, or refactoring WXT browser extension code to ensure optimal performance patterns. Triggers on tasks involving WXT, browser extensions, content scripts, service workers, messaging, and extension APIs.
Comprehensive guide for creating VS Code extensions from scratch, including project scaffolding, API usage, activation events, and packaging. Use when user wants to create/build/generate/develop a VS Code extension or plugin, asks about VS Code extension development, needs help with VS Code Extension API, discusses extension architecture, wants to add commands/webviews/language support, or mentions scaffolding a VS Code project.
Guides development and debugging of Fynd extensions using the FDK (Fynd Development Kit). Covers backend layout (Express, platform/partner/basic routes), webhooks, company-scoped config, and common patterns for catalog, custom, and platform-scoped extensions. Use when working on any Fynd extension, FDK, Fynd Platform APIs, partner panel, or extension webhooks.
Build Chrome extensions using WXT framework with TypeScript, React, Vue, or Svelte. Use when creating browser extensions, developing cross-browser add-ons, or working with Chrome Web Store projects. Triggers on phrases like "chrome extension", "browser extension", "WXT framework", "manifest v3", or file patterns like wxt.config.ts.
Generate and manage all Chrome extension assets: icons (16–128px), CWS listing images, promotional tiles, and public/ folder setup. Supports ImageMagick, Gemini API, and manual prompt templates.
Use when implementing widgets, Live Activities, or Control Center controls - enforces correct patterns for timeline management, data sharing, and extension lifecycle to prevent common crashes and memory issues
Learn how to build a VSCode extension using a Lit web component, covering setup, template creation, component implementation, and extension activation.
Dependency injection patterns and best practices using Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection for .NET applications. Use when configuring DI containers in .NET, choosing between service lifetimes (Singleton, Scoped, Transient), or implementing decorator patterns and service interception.
Add custom actions and blocks from your app at contextually relevant spots throughout the Shopify Admin. Admin UI Extensions also supports scaffolding new adminextensions using Shopify CLI commands.
Use these skills when you need to discover and manage PostgreSQL extensions or fine-tune engine-level settings such as memory allocation and server configuration parameters.
Build, debug, and maintain GNOME Shell extensions using GJS (GNOME JavaScript). Covers extension anatomy (metadata.json, extension.js, prefs.js, stylesheet.css), ESModule imports, GSettings preferences, popup menus, quick settings, panel indicators, dialogs, notifications, search providers, translations, and session modes. Use when the user wants to: (1) Create a new GNOME Shell extension, (2) Add UI elements like panel buttons, popup menus, quick settings toggles/sliders, or modal dialogs, (3) Implement extension preferences with GTK4/Adwaita, (4) Debug or test an extension, (5) Port an extension to a newer GNOME Shell version (45-49+), (6) Prepare an extension for submission to extensions.gnome.org, (7) Work with GNOME Shell internal APIs (Clutter, St, Meta, Shell, Main).
Microsoft.Extensions.Options patterns including IValidateOptions, strongly-typed settings, validation on startup, and the Options pattern for clean configuration management.