Specialized knowledge for writing modern high-quality CSS. Trigger this skill when starting a new CSS project/file, when the user asks about new CSS features (e.g. Masonry, View Transitions, Container Queries, Scroll-driven animations), or requests refactoring of legacy styles to modern standards.
This skill should be used when designing terminal user interfaces, creating TUI layouts, choosing TUI color schemes, implementing keyboard navigation, building terminal dashboards, or working with any TUI framework. Activates on mentions of TUI design, terminal UI, Ratatui layout, Ink components, Textual widgets…
This skill should be used when the user asks to "check CLI schema", "sync CLI version", "check for new CLI options", "update bundled CLI", "compare SDK structs", "check schema drift", "align message structs", "verify CLI compatibility", "check control protocol", or mentions CLI compatibility, schema alignment, or…
This skill should be used when the user asks to "sync docs", "update guides", "check docs against official", "refresh documentation", "compare guides to official docs", "update docs from upstream", or mentions syncing the SDK documentation guides with the official Claude Agent SDK documentation.
Create or bootstrap an Elixir/Phoenix project or package with Igniter and VibeKit. Use only for new-project generation or applying initial quality/tooling setup; use elixir for an existing backend project and elixir-web for existing UI/frontend work.
Existing Phoenix/LiveView UI and frontend work: HEEx/components, styling, assets, browser behavior, runtime UI feedback, PhoenixReplay, Volt, icons, Tailwind, and interactive verification. Use instead of elixir when UI/frontend behavior is the primary task; not for project creation.
Existing Elixir application/library development and debugging. Use for .ex/.exs, Mix, OTP, Ecto, backend Phoenix, dependencies, docs, tests, or BEAM runtime state. Use elixir-web instead when the primary task is UI/LiveView/frontend work, and elixir-new-project instead for creation/bootstrap.