Skill Codex
Remove AI slop and refine distinctive visual design in websites, landing pages, dashboards, and apps. Use for "less AI", "too generic", "premium polish", art direction, or decorative clutter: colored dots, card accent lines, border beams, icon bubbles, gradient blobs, and repetitive feature grids. Establish…
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Design, implement, and debug refined web animation, transitions, gestures, and micro-interactions. Use for motion polish, springs, interruption-safe dialogs, shared-element transitions, scroll effects, reduced motion, or animation performance. Keep motion purposeful, controllable, accessible, and measured; avoid…
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Audit, threat-model, and harden application or AI-agent trust boundaries. Use for security reviews, authorization flaws, injection, SSRF, sessions, sensitive data, cryptography, webhooks, race conditions, dependency risks, or agent tool permissions. Trace actual exploit paths, prioritize evidence, and verify scoped…
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Communicate engineering results concisely and preserve useful context during long tasks. Use for brief answers, TL;DR, compact status or review reports, focused diffs, large-log investigation, or context-budget management. Remove repetition and filler while preserving necessary evidence, uncertainty, user constraints…
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Design and meticulously style screens, components, dashboards, forms, and product flows. Use for UI/UX, "make it look better", visual refinement, perfectionist polish, typography, spacing, responsive layouts, design tokens, interaction states, accessibility, or developer handoff. Emphasize composition, optical…
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Build, refactor, debug, and optimize web applications, frontend components, API routes, server actions, databases, and webhooks. Use for full-stack implementation, hydration, routing, caching, performance, or resilient mutations. Preserve the installed stack, validate trust boundaries, finish visual UI styling, and…
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