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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Beta desktop control through the connected A0 CLI host. Use for the user's host/local computer screenshots, screen inspection, menus, native app UI, OS-level clicking, scrolling, typing, or checking computeruseremote status. Use instead of linux-desktop for host/local machine control. Do not use for ordinary browser…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Add a new member crate to a Cargo workspace in this repo using the y5-template binary. Use whenever the user asks to add/create/scaffold a new crate, module, or workspace member (e.g. "add a crate under compositor.window", "scaffold action.foo"). Handles the chain-prefix naming convention and non-interactive…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
How to log in the y5 compositor. Use whenever you add, change, or migrate logging — any time you'd reach for a log/print statement, "add a log", debug output, tracing::!, println!, or a fatal panic! with a message. y5 has its own tracing-free structured logging; this skill is the source of truth for using it.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Audience: an agent writing a shader bundle for the y5 compositor from a natural-language request. This document is the specification. It is exhaustive: everything you need to emit a correct bundle is here. The example bundles listed at the end are for calibration — read one when you want to see a shape in practice…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Full performance/concurrency audit of Unisic (C++/Qt6/QML, Wayland). Use when the user asks for a performance audit, "make app fast", idle CPU/memory investigation, memory leaks, thread bugs, deadlocks, or invokes /perf-audit. Measurement-first — never guess; produces a structured report and minimal fixes.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Ponytail-style performance/concurrency audit of Unisic (C++/Qt6/QML, Wayland): lazy senior engineer, evidence-first, NO code changes during the audit. Produces a verdict/baseline/ranked-findings report in the strict P tag format. Use when the user says "ponytail audit", "audyt wydajności ponytail"…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Step-by-step workflow for adding new features to TypeType, following architecture/coding standards. Use when adding a feature, modifying, or fixing bugs.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Understand TypeType project architecture, layering rules, dependency directions, and component responsibilities. Use when working on TypeType, adding features, or refactoring.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
TypeType coding standards, naming conventions, Python/QML style rules, and common pitfalls. Use when writing new code or refactoring.