Skill Codex
Generate or prompt minimalist hand-drawn doodle illustrations for people, literary or screen works, concepts, events, places, objects, products, and brands. Use when the user wants the default sparse black-and-white rough-marker literary style, or explicitly requests the optional bold-flat-accent branch with smooth…
Skill Codex
Create, rewrite, optimize, research, repurpose, reply to, and review multilingual social content across X/Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Threads, Reddit, Facebook, TikTok/Douyin, YouTube, Xiaohongshu, Weibo, Telegram/Discord, and unfamiliar platforms through a generic fallback. Use for social posts, threads, captions…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A guide for designing, building, revising, or checking product interfaces. It uses existing screens or design files as references, preserves required content and behaviour, and checks the result as it appears on screen.
Skill Codex
Turn long-form content, reports, structured notes, concepts, processes, and data into polished infographic images or cohesive infographic series. Use when the user asks to summarize, visualize, explain, structure, or convert content into an infographic, visual brief, data poster, explainer, process graphic, or…
Skill Codex
A method for turning real page content and a product goal into a web interface with a consistent layout, typography, colors, and reusable design values. It covers new pages, landing pages, application screens, and dashboards, including responsive behavior for different screen sizes.
Skill Codex
A chart-selection guide that matches a dataset and the conclusion to communicate with an appropriate chart type. It covers charts for trends, comparisons, composition, flows, and other common data relationships.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A workflow for making short, vertical, hand-drawn explainer videos about psychology, sociology, communication, and related ideas. It covers planning, fact checking, narration, visuals, rendering, and publishing text.
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