Explore AI Agent Skills & Claude Prompts

This skill should be used when the user is establishing visual importance, designing headings, creating focal points, designing CTAs or buttons, arranging label-data relationships, implementing scanning patterns (F-pattern, Z-pattern), or ensuring one dominant element per screen. Covers the three levers of hierarchy (size, weight, color), three-tier information architecture, the 'emphasize by de-emphasizing' principle, CTA design, and label-data relationships.

consistency-design-systems

This skill should be used when the user is building a design system, defining design tokens, creating component libraries, implementing CSS custom properties, ensuring visual consistency across pages, choosing between design systems (Material, Ant, Carbon), or auditing a codebase for design consistency. Covers design tokens (primitive → semantic → component layers), atomic design methodology, token governance, and systematic consistency.

source-evaluation

This skill should be used when evaluating source credibility, deciding which search results to trust, choosing between search providers, detecting SEO spam or content farms, selecting domain-specific sources (academic, medical, legal, technical), evaluating software packages or libraries, comparing tools or technologies, assessing GitHub repo health, checking adoption metrics, or when research quality depends on retrieval quality. Covers the source credibility taxonomy (T1-T6 tiers), CRAAP framework adaptation, multi-provider search strategy, artifact evaluation framework (health/adoption/authority signals for packages, repos, APIs, standards, technologies), and source quality anti-patterns.

multi-account-from-day-one

This skill should be used when the user is setting up a new cloud project, designing account or project structure, creating environment isolation, configuring organization units or management groups, implementing landing zones, or deciding how to separate dev and prod workloads. Covers multi-account strategy, blast radius isolation, landing zone setup, and organizational governance.

whitespace-density

This skill should be used when the user is adjusting spacing, padding, margins, content density, section gaps, vertical rhythm, or separation between elements. Also applies when reviewing whether a design feels cramped or too sparse, choosing between borders and whitespace for separation, or defining a spacing system. Covers the 4px/8px spacing system, macro vs micro whitespace, content density spectrum, separation techniques (whitespace > background shifts > borders), and vertical rhythm.

packaging-distribution

This skill should be used when the user is building wheels, creating sdists, packaging compiled extensions, configuring cibuildwheel, setting up maturin for Rust extensions, using scikit-build-core, optimizing package size, working with platform tags, namespace packages, or choosing between pure Python and compiled distributions. Covers wheel format, abi3 stable ABI, manylinux/musllinux tags, dual-package strategy, environment markers, PyPI metadata, and TestPyPI.

schedule Updated 4 months ago

structured-brainstorming

This skill should be used when the user needs to brainstorm, explore a problem space, think through design decisions, compare approaches, evaluate trade-offs, is stuck on an approach, or wants to explore multiple solutions. Trigger phrases include 'how should I approach this', 'what are my options', 'help me think through this', 'help me decide between X and Y', 'what are the pros and cons', 'weigh the trade-offs', 'compare these approaches', and 'I'm stuck'. Covers 8 bias-counteracting methods with user-gated parallel subagent exploration for deep dives.

schedule Updated 1 month ago

caching-and-performance

This skill should be used when the user is implementing HTTP caching, configuring Cache-Control headers, using ETags and conditional requests, setting up CDN caching for APIs, implementing response compression, choosing between gzip and Brotli, configuring HTTP/2, or implementing circuit breakers. Covers Cache-Control directives, ETag validation, CDN strategies, compression, and resilience patterns.

schedule Updated 4 months ago

hallucination-prevention

This skill should be used when producing any research output, verifying claims from web sources, checking citation accuracy, assessing confidence in findings, preventing hallucination cascading across agent boundaries, or reviewing research documents for factual reliability. Covers the hallucination taxonomy (7 types), OWASP ASI08 cascading failures, circuit breaker patterns, citation verification rules, confidence scoring, ground-truth validation, and known limitations of automated verification.

schedule Updated 1 month ago

research-methodology

This skill should be used when starting any research task, decomposing a research query, planning research strategy, deciding how many sub-topics to investigate, scaling research effort to query complexity, determining when to stop researching, or dynamically re-planning based on intermediate findings. Covers query analysis, decomposition techniques (Self-Ask, Least-to-Most, DAG-based), effort scaling, plan representations, stopping criteria, and research anti-patterns.

speed-is-the-feature

This skill should be used when the user is building or reviewing loading states, optimistic UI updates, skeleton screens, code splitting, lazy loading, or performance budgets. Covers perceived speed, bundle size optimization, INP targets, and any work where application responsiveness and perceived latency matter.

schedule Updated 4 months ago

architecture-decision-records

This skill should be used when the user is making significant infrastructure decisions, documenting architectural choices, creating decision records, tracking exemptions from IaC, establishing decision-making processes, or onboarding new team members to existing infrastructure. Covers ADR format, numbering, status lifecycle, exemption tracking, and decision governance.