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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.
This skill provides comprehensive knowledge for building static websites with Hugo static site generator. It should be used when setting up Hugo projects (blogs, documentation sites, landing pages, portfolios), integrating Tailwind CSS v4 for custom styling, integrating headless CMS systems (Sveltia CMS or TinaCMS), deploying to Cloudflare Workers with Static Assets, configuring themes and templates, and preventing common Hugo setup errors. Use this skill when encountering these scenarios: scaffolding new Hugo sites, choosing between Hugo Extended and Standard editions, integrating Tailwind CSS v4 with Hugo Pipes, configuring hugo.yaml or hugo.toml files, integrating PaperMod or other themes via Git submodules, setting up Sveltia CMS or TinaCMS for content management, deploying to Cloudflare Workers or Pages, troubleshooting baseURL configuration, resolving theme installation errors, fixing frontmatter format issues (YAML vs TOML), preventing date-related build failures, setting up PostCSS with Hugo, or setting up CI/CD with GitHub Actions. Keywords: hugo, hugo-extended, static-site-generator, ssg, go-templates, papermod, goldmark, markdown, blog, documentation, docs-site, landing-page, sveltia-cms, tina-cms, headless-cms, cloudflare-workers, workers-static-assets, wrangler, hugo-server, hugo-build, frontmatter, yaml-frontmatter, toml-config, hugo-themes, hugo-modules, multilingual, i18n, github-actions, version-mismatch, baseurl-error, theme-not-found, tailwind, tailwind-v4, tailwind-css, hugo-pipes, postcss, css-framework, utility-css, hugo-tailwind, tailwind-integration, hugo-assets
Robyn backend scaffolding and architecture guidance for projects using robyn-config. Use when creating or evolving Robyn services, choosing DDD vs MVC, choosing SQLAlchemy vs Tortoise, adding new entities/routes/repositories with robyn-config add, auditing Robyn backend quality, or authoring and improving skill markdown for Robyn engineering workflows.
Bootstrap new Hugo sites with Sveltia CMS and Basecoat UI, or convert existing sites (any SSG or CMS) to Hugo + Sveltia CMS. Use this skill whenever the user mentions Hugo, Sveltia CMS, Decap CMS migration, TinaCMS migration, static site CMS setup, headless CMS for Hugo, or wants to add a content management interface to a Hugo site. Also trigger when converting WordPress, Jekyll, Eleventy, TinaCMS, or other sites to Hugo, or when setting up Git-based content management. Covers the full workflow from scaffolding through Cloudflare Pages deployment with GitHub OAuth authentication.
One-time founder onboarding — generates personalized manifest, STREAM calibration, dev principles, and stack selection. Use when user says "set up solo factory", "initialize profile", "configure defaults", "first time setup", or "onboard me". Safe to re-run. Do NOT use for project scaffolding (use /scaffold).
Guides development of Fusion portal shells — scaffolding, module configuration, app loading, routing, header/context integration, analytics, and deployment using the Fusion Framework CLI portal commands. USE FOR: create portal, scaffold portal, configure portal modules, portal app loading, portal routing, portal header, context selector, portal analytics, portal telemetry, portal manifest, ffc portal dev, portal deployment, embed apps in portal. DO NOT USE FOR: app-level feature development (use fusion-app-react-dev), backend service changes, Fusion Help Center integration, skill authoring.
Design and create a new hive task through guided conversation. Walks the user through problem definition, eval design, constraint specification, repo scaffolding, baseline testing with iteration, and upload. Use when user wants to create a new task, add a benchmark, or publish a challenge to the swarm.
Use this skill when scaffolding a new PixiJS v8 project with the create-pixi CLI or adding PixiJS to an existing project. Covers npm/yarn/pnpm/bun create commands, interactive vs non-interactive flows, bundler vs creation template categories, available template presets (bundler-vite, bundler-webpack, bundler-esbuild, bundler-import-map, creation-web, framework-react, extension-default), Node version requirements, `npm install pixi.js` for existing projects, post-scaffold dev flow, and the Vite top-level-await production-build gotcha. Triggers on: create pixi.js, npm create, npm install pixi.js, scaffold, template, bundler-vite, bundler-webpack, creation-web, framework-react, new project, existing project, getting started, quick start.
This skill must be used when initializing, maintaining, and executing by-harness workflows. It applies to scenarios where users mention by-harness, harness, initialization, continuous task decomposition, executing feat, plan/build/qa/fix, session_close, automatic resumption, runtime upgrade, or need to issue Java Gate, Distributed Java Gate, and three-tier frontend specifications to constrain model coding. This skill generates independent closed-loop scaffolding, sharded task storage, session closure tools, runtime upgrade tools, and issues Java hard rule gates, distributed Java coding contracts, three-tier frontend specifications, and BYAI HTML visual references; feature_list is only used as a legacy compatibility mirror.
Tools for creating, auditing, and maintaining Claude Code skills. Includes /create-skill for scaffolding, /review-skill for quality checks, and /audit commands for bulk verification. Use when: building new skills, maintaining skill quality, or forking claude-skills repo.
Use when planning, scaffolding, validating, or packaging Claude skills inside Advanced Memory MCP.
Step-by-step guide for openclaw users to build, deploy, and monetise an AI agent with aixyz. Covers everything from zero: installing Bun, scaffolding an agent, choosing a deployment option, getting a crypto wallet, funding it for on-chain registration, and marketing your agent once it is live.