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>- Play Anywhere. Builds the port for Windows, Mac, Linux, Steam Deck, Android and PS Vita and packages it without any game files inside. doctor checks this machine's tools for a target and prints the exact install command for anything missing; plan prints the build steps taken from PS2Recomp's own README, android/README.md and vita scripts; package makes a player folder in console/dist/ (the runner, its libraries, an empty game/ folder, PLAYERS.md, a launch script, .recomp.json) and refuses outright if a disc image, PS2 ELF, IRX module, recompiled runner source or other game data is inside; guard runs that check on any folder; recomp-json writes the project's optional .recomp.json. Use when the user says "put it on my Steam Deck", "build it for Android", "play it on my phone", "on my TV", "Vita build", "Mac build", "package it", "make a release folder", "is it safe to zip this", or after the port plays on the machine it was built on.

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Use when the user asks to generate or edit an image of any kind, whatever it is for: a logo, icon, photo, illustration, mockup, texture, or reference picture. Also use for follow-up edits to the last image, such as \"make it darker\" or \"remove the background\", and for transparent PNG cutouts.

>- Specialized agentic skill to transform raw ideas, topics, articles, or rough drafts into high-retention viral YouTube Shorts storyboards. Formats output as strict JSON with 0-3s psychological hooks, punchy narration, embedded subtitle emojis, and granular visual camera prompts for 9:16 image generation. Supports English, Hindi, and Hinglish.

AI agent skills for network automation SSH, NETCONF, gNMI, Ansible, Terraform, parsing, testing, observability, GitOps. Each skill has runnable validators and cross-refs.

Download an agency insignia/logo/patch/badge from a URL, remove its background, resize it to 512x512, save it as .png and .jpg named after the EP customer prefix, and upload both to the EP insignia S3 bucket (prod-ep-cmh-insignia). Use when the user wants to add, replace, or update a customer's/agency's insignia, logo, patch, or badge image in Essential Personnel (EP).

- Ask the user for the product name, sell price, cost price, stock count and at least one photo before writing anything.

Create or refine editable 3D assets through Blender MCP with reference intake, an optional initial Imagegen concept, autonomous modeling, and bounded visual acceptance against a selected quality target. Use for reference-matched props, vehicles, buildings, characters, asset families, or high-quality/AAA-like asset work with detailed self-review. Includes precise repairs, project-aware budgets, and separate export verification. Do not use for a concept image alone, ordinary engine programming, or a trivial export that needs no modeling review.

Create and edit draw.io diagram files (.drawio) for architecture diagrams, flowcharts, network diagrams, and technical illustrations. Use when the user asks to create diagrams, architecture visuals, flowcharts, wireframes, network topology, or any visual that should be editable in draw.io/diagrams.net. Outputs XML-based .drawio files that can be imported directly into draw.io desktop or web app.

Design reasoning for AI agents and automated systems: a portable framework for UI design constraints, evidence and verification in JavaScript and Python.

Design, build or restyle websites, landing pages, app UIs, dashboards, React components, CSS/Tailwind layouts, branded documents and slides. Choose fonts and color palettes, improve visual hierarchy, or make an interface look better and less generic. Not for backend-only, database, infrastructure or nonvisual logic changes.

Independently test rendered interfaces through realistic user tasks, challenge design assumptions, and report reproducible UI/UX flaws and supported strengths. Use for interface testing, usability reviews and journey teardowns. Review only; ordinary fixes and factual questions do not trigger an audit.

Use when you need a clean PNG chart of Grafana/Prometheus metrics, comparing series (versions, canary vs control, before/after), attaching a graph to a Jira ticket or MR that no existing panel already shows, or when `gcx dashboards snapshot` fails on a self-hosted Grafana without the Image Renderer. On Grafana Cloud, a screenshot of an existing panel is `gcx dashboards snapshot`, not this skill.

Use when rendering Mermaid to SVG. Renders Mermaid 12 source to an SVG or HTML file with Pele, without a browser. Covers 32 types: flowchart, sequence, class, state, ER, gantt, git graph, mindmap, pie, journey, timeline, quadrant, xy chart, C4, block, architecture, requirement, sankey, packet, radar, treemap, kanban, railroad grammar, Wardley map, Ishikawa/fishbone, swimlane, Venn, use case, file tree, Cynefin, event modeling, agent flow. Use for .mmd files or any request for an image of one of these. Do not use to leave a Markdown fence as-is, or for a diagram that is not Mermaid.

Use when working with Grok MCP tools (agent prompts and tool loops, image analysis, image generation), OR when estimating token cost of a task running on your current model, OR when a task involves >50K tokens, large files, or full codebase analysis — to decide whether to route through Grok for cost savings and select the right model.

Guide to Sonner, the React toast library — install and wire up the Toaster, pick the right toast() call, promise and loading toasts, updating, dismissing and persisting toasts, styling, theming and icons, positioning and multiple toasters. Use when working with Sonner or troubleshooting it — toasts that don't appear, appear twice, lose their styles, ignore Tailwind classes, sit behind a modal, or don't follow dark mode.

>- Produce and visually inspect Dramagic character-pack artwork: avatar, full-body signature image and four consistent transparent half-body emotion sprites. Use for generating, finding authorized sources, editing or repairing NPC pack imagery. Provider and workflow agnostic; evaluate actual files, not prompt quality.

Use when someone has an SVG (an icon, a logo, an illustration) and wants it as a Hairline figure, or runs /hairline-adopt with a file. Reads the drawing, rebuilds its object as an isometric line figure on the engine of @lucasmarkes/hairline, and gives it a gesture that answers the pointer.

Use whenever a turn suggests, gives an opinion on, designs, or implements anything that changes what users see - new or changed screens, tabs, buttons, fields, layout, copy, or user-facing features - even when the user does not name this skill, even mid-conversation in a follow-up turn, and even when the change emerges from a support/CS, research, review, debugging, or audit conversation. This includes bug fixes whose fix changes what users see (e.g. an error sheet replaced by another) and lists or tables of proposed screen changes. Also use whenever before/after images, UI screenshots for approval, or mockups are requested. Approval gate for UI/UX and feature changes - inspect the real current screen and code, get explicit approval on a side-by-side before/after preview before coding, then verify the result against it. A text-only proposal or case table is not enough. Not for merely attaching screenshots to a finished PR, and not for backend-only or invisible changes.

Review an external PDF, image, screenshot, article, or URL against a repository's current issues and code to sort its ideas into new, already tracked, shipped, contradicted, or unverifiable, read-only by default. Use when the user asks to '/check-worth' or '$check-worth' a source, or asks whether an external idea is worth pulling into a repository as an issue or code change.

Explain the big picture through actors, boundaries, and communication, building from the simplest setup to the current system. Use only when the user explicitly invokes /mental, $mental, or asks to use the mental skill. Always include a Mermaid diagram or rendered D2 image.

Create, modify, review and debug drivers for the NEEO remote through the meta engine (jac459/meta) - JSON device files with buttons, labels, sliders, switches, images, directories, listeners, discovery and registration - plus their companion services (Node-RED flows over MQTT, small local REST bridges). Use whenever the user mentions NEEO, the NEEO Brain, meta / metaCore / metadriver, a NEEO driver or device file, or wants to control a device (TV, AV receiver, media player, lights...) from a NEEO remote, or shares meta, Mosquitto or Brain logs or a Brain JSON dump to diagnose.

Create device icons for the Fibaro Home Center 3 / Yubii Home — realistic illustration of the real device on a transparent background with a small round state badge, one PNG 128×128 (+ SVG) per state, readable in light and dark mode — and upload / apply them on the HC3 (POST /api/icons, icon0…icon100, deviceIcon). Use this skill whenever the user wants icons for a QuickApp, a Z-Wave module, child devices, shutters (11 positions), sensors, or asks why an icon does not change with the state, even if they only say "make it look nicer" or "an image for my device".

Turn an HTML site (written by hand, by you, or exported from a builder) into a WordPress theme with an editable admin, using ThemeForge attributes. Use when the person wants their static or AI-generated site on WordPress, asks for a "WordPress theme from this HTML", wants the client to edit texts, images, lists, menus or products in the WordPress admin, or mentions ThemeForge. Covers the site map, placing fld-/opt-/tax-/wp- attributes, checking the markup with the free validator, and handing the site over for the build.