Create terminal-inspired UI interfaces with macOS-style window decorations, monospace typography, and a warm color palette. Use this skill when building developer tools, code marketplaces, technical documentation sites, or any interface that benefits from a terminal/command-line aesthetic. Provides complete design…
Build beautiful, self-contained HTML presentations (slide decks) with the bundled Presentation Forge engine: one HTML file per slide, bundled into a single portable index.html with presenter mode, progressive reveal, and swappable themes. Use this whenever the user wants to create, design, write, or build a…
Turn resumes exported from job platforms, existing PDFs, or career notes into independently editable, recruiter-friendly HTML with exact A4 PDF output. Use for resumes, CVs, executive profiles, professional biographies, and portfolio summaries that need Chinese-English translation or same-language rewriting, factual…
Build production-feel HTML prototypes for sales demos and reviews. Runs a discovery Q&A, scaffolds a zero-dep static site (HTML + Tailwind CDN + theme/layout switchers + URL-state + feedback overlay + control bar) and runs a design-quality loop. Use when the user says "prototype", "mockup", "demo", "pitch page"…
Convert PowerPoint (.pptx) presentations to standalone HTML format with FULL style, position, and formatting preservation. Accurately replicates slides with exact fonts, colors, shapes, backgrounds, layouts, hyperlinks, videos, audio, and tables. Use for web-friendly presentations that maintain visual fidelity and…
Use when asked to visualize, explain, or document what changed between two git refs in a codebase. Triggers: 'show what changed in this PR', 'visualize the diff', 'explain the changes between main and this branch', 'generate a change report', 'what did this commit change architecturally', or any request to understand…
Use when asked to explain, visualize, document, or create a dashboard for a codebase. Triggers: 'explain this codebase', 'visualize the architecture', 'create a codebase overview', 'generate project documentation', 'how does this project work', or any request to understand a project's structure and flow visually.
Use this skill when the user provides an arXiv ID (e.g., arXiv:2508.12856) and asks to read, analyze, or extract equations from the paper. Activates for literature review, equation extraction, paper understanding, and cross-referencing tasks in academic research contexts.
A research-paper search tool for finding later papers that cite a specific paper on INSPIRE-HEP, a database for high-energy-physics research. It can save the citation list, narrow results by topic, and optionally read matching papers.
Build a presentation that performs — a self-contained HTML keynote with big type, timed reveals, sound design, and a "one more thing" finale, plus a built-in methodology for what to say. Use when the user wants a talk, keynote, pitch, or conference deck that should feel like an experience, not a document — or wants to…
A guide for creating presentations as responsive HTML pages or converting PowerPoint files into HTML. It uses design specifications to shape the slides and supports presentations, decks, and cover images.
Online HTML viewer, HTML runner, HTML test tool with real-time two-way code-element highlight. Click code to highlight preview element, click element to jump back to code. Ideal for HTML beginners.
Add a self-contained, dependency-free in-browser WYSIWYG editor to any HTML slide deck so the deck stays editable after it is generated — click text to rewrite it, drop in images, drag/resize/delete objects, undo/redo, reorder slides via a filmstrip, autosave to localStorage, and export a clean standalone HTML. Use…
Extract readable main body content from arbitrary HTML pages, local HTML files, saved browser pages, or URLs where the article/body structure is unknown or inconsistent. Use when Codex needs to remove navigation, ads, boilerplate, comments, sidebars, scripts, hidden text, duplicated menus, or layout chrome and return…
A generator for single-file HTML presentations that move horizontally like slides in a browser. It includes two visual styles: editorial magazine and Swiss international design.
Preview, edit, annotate, and generate final local HTML artifacts through Anno. Use when a user asks to open an .html/.htm file for visual review, directly edit page text, mark formatting or layout changes, continue an existing review session, or turn completed browser edits and annotations into a final standalone HTML…
A multi-tab HTML planning document used as a shared workspace between a person and an AI agent. It can contain a plan and activity log, with optional tabs for requirements, user stories, user flows, and tasks.
Publish HTML or Markdown to a public URL instantly. Zero config, auto-registers on first use. Use when the user wants to share, preview, host, or deploy generated HTML, Markdown, JSX, or web content as a live webpage accessible from any device including mobile phones and WeChat. Perfect for sharing AI-generated pages…
Publish HTML or Markdown to a public URL instantly. Zero config, auto-registers on first use. Use when the user wants to share, preview, host, or deploy generated HTML, Markdown, JSX, or web content as a live webpage accessible from any device including mobile phones and WeChat. Perfect for sharing AI-generated pages…
Produces a clear, step-by-step brief explaining exactly how to convert a finished article or document from one format (Word, plain text, InDesign export) into a specified target format (Markdown, HTML, or structured plain text), preserving all editorial elements correctly.
Create polished self-contained HTML showcase pages and section screenshots for demos, launch posts, social media, article illustrations, and visual presentations. Use when the user wants to turn a project, feature, case study, markdown brief, or prompt into a bilingual scrollable showcase with reusable promo images.
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