Results for “drag-and-drop”

Trigger: macOS UI, screen recording, simulator UI, desktop app click, capture screen, system dialog, macOS clipboard, menu bar, drag drop. Scope: Automate macOS GUI applications, drive input events, list windows/spaces, and capture visual state via Peekaboo CLI. Boundary: Excludes pure browser-level automation (use chrome-devtools instead) or headless server tasks.

Cut the Drag: give reps their selling time back

Check post-launch traction for a shipped VARD app and recommend iterate, graduate, or archive

Web and App implementation guide for 3D UI. Trigger when user wants actual 3D objects, perspective effects, and spatial depth.

Create and control Three.js animations including keyframe, skeletal, morph target, and animation blending.

Implement Flutter animations and motion design, from implicit and explicit animations to Hero transitions, Rive, and Lottie, with project structure and code examples.

Human-in-the-loop web studio to tune AI-generated output by eye. Stand up a local interactive studio (sliders, pickers, drag handles) or an inline edit/highlight/comment annotation studio for prose & media, instead of guessing values or shipping a static comparison grid.

DEPRECATED: Use dag-orchestrator instead. This skill has been merged into the more powerful dag-orchestrator skill.

Run a co-sell with a partner on a named account and actually close together, not just trade a lead. It maps the account across both companies, sets who owns what so nothing falls between you, builds the joint value story neither of you tells alone, and plans the path to close so the partner is a force in the deal, not a spectator. Built for B2B partnerships and sales teams, customizable to your CRM and your co-sell motion. Trigger on "run a co-sell", "co-sell on this account", "map the account with our partner", "who owns what in this joint deal", "joint value story", or any partner co-sell request on a named account.

Copy-Paste Augmentation for Instance Segmentation

ATC WPF controls library (160+ controls, forms, components, theming) and cross-platform XAML toolkit (MVVM, source generators, behaviors). Use when the user asks to build a WPF desktop application, add WPF controls or forms, implement MVVM with source generators, use ObservableProperty or RelayCommand attributes, create dependency properties, set up Light/Dark theming, add font icons, use layout panels like GridEx or FlexPanel, implement dialogs or flyouts, add toast notifications, work with value converters, implement drag-and-drop, build cross-platform XAML with WinUI 3 or Avalonia, or use the ObservableDtoViewModel generator.