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7 published skills

  1. Lazyweb · aboul3ata
    Use Lazyweb to find real product evidence, improve conversion, and turn research into clear product decisions.
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  2. Apply Design Best Practices · aboul3ata bundle
    Route a UI task to the strongest specialist design skill for that exact job, fetch its current instructions, and apply them. Use for frontend design, motion, audits, polish, typography, color, design systems, accessibility, UX writing, mobile, dashboards, icons, 3D, email, forms, tables, responsive layout, brand, video, or Figma-to-code work when the user wants design best practices or the best available design skill.
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  3. Lazyweb Explain Flow · aboul3ata
    EXPLAIN how something works with a hosted, tappable flow diagram — a walkthrough, a failure trace, an answer to "how does X work?", a hypothetical. Saves via lazyweb_explain_flow to insert-only storage, hosted at /explainer/<id>/. Trigger on: "explain this with a diagram", "walk me through how X works", "diagram why this failed", "show me how the pieces fit", "trace what happened".
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  4. Lazyweb Design Create · aboul3ata bundle
    INTERNAL create / greenfield backend. NOT a user-facing slash command — it is reached via `/lazyweb-design` with `objective=create`, which redirects here for designing a NEW product screen from scratch (no existing screen to ground on). Combines Lazyweb's screenshot database with web research and produces a prototype-first HTML report with side-by-side prototypes and a clustered inspo map. Do not route users here directly; route them to `/lazyweb-design` and let the create objective hand off to this backend.
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  5. Lazyweb Propose UI Changes · aboul3ata
    Propose UI/flow changes (or explain context) on a STRUCTURED DIAGRAM that the user reviews and Accepts/Declines on a hosted lazyweb.com page, then apply the accepted ones. Use when the user wants a reviewable set of proposed changes to a product's UI, architecture, or flow — anything where you'd otherwise list suggestions in chat and want the user to approve/reject each before you act. Trigger on: "propose changes", "suggest UI changes for review", "let me review your suggestions", "annotate this flow/diagram", "create a proposal", "review and approve these changes", "explain this architecture/flow visually".
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  6. Lazyweb Apply Design Best Practices · aboul3ata
    Apply the best available expert design guidance to the user's actual UI task. Lazyweb curates 20 design aspects (web animation, frontend quality, design audits and polish, landing pages, typography, color, design systems, accessibility, UX writing, mobile, dashboards, icons/SVG, 3D/WebGL, email, forms, data tables, responsive layout, brand identity, video, Figma-to-code), each with a ranked, evidence-backed list of the top community-rated skills with direct pointers to their instruction files, plus a skeptic-verified hidden-gems list. Match the user's design task to a section, fetch the winning skill's SKILL.md from its pointer URL, and apply it while doing the task. Use when the user asks to apply design best practices, use the best design skill, do work the way top designers would, or find the best way to handle a specific design craft.
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  7. Lazyweb Update · aboul3ata
    Update the local Lazyweb skill pack from GitHub and reinstall Lazyweb skills into supported local coding clients and agentic IDEs. Use when the user asks to update Lazyweb, refresh stale Lazyweb slash commands, sync local skills, reinstall the skill pack, or make Codex/Claude/Cursor/OpenCode/Kiro/Factory/ Slate/Hermes pick up the latest Lazyweb skills.
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