Skill Claude Code
Applies the client-side subset of Galactic engineering rules. Use when writing, reviewing, or modifying React/TypeScript renderer code and you want the UI conventions without loading the broader repo framing.
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Packages an approved Galactic UX/UI design into a design-ready handoff for future engineering skills. Use when solution framing, design, and validation are complete and you need one final artifact with behavior, states, acceptance criteria, instrumentation, and open risks.
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Critiques a Galactic UX/UI spec before engineering handoff. Use when you need a structured validation pass focused on clarity, trust, compatibility risk, edge cases, and whether the design actually serves Galactic's target users.
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Applies Galactic engineering rules for work in the galactic-ide repository. Use when implementing, reviewing, or refactoring repo code and you need the canonical standards for testing, versioning, React/Tailwind conventions, toasts, storage, OS-aware logic, and git-service boundaries.
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Analyzes an existing Galactic feature or workflow to find the highest-value product gaps. Use when you need a structured gap analysis grounded in real users, current implementation, and clear in-scope versus out-of-scope pain.
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Turns a Galactic gap analysis into a scoped product brief. Use when you need a decision-oriented solution framing artifact with scope, constraints, success metrics, and design questions before UX/UI work starts.
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Creates a Galactic-specific user insight brief for a feature, workflow, or product area. Use when you need to identify the target user, JTBD, current workaround, trust requirements, and adoption blockers before gap analysis or design.
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Produces a Galactic UX/UI spec from a solution brief. Use when you need concrete flows, interface states, trust cues, copy direction, and progressive disclosure for power users and aspiring users.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: