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8 published skills

  1. Impeccable · qingqishi bundle
    Use when the user wants to design, redesign, shape, critique, audit, polish, clarify, distill, harden, optimize, adapt, animate, colorize, extract, or otherwise improve a frontend interface. Covers websites, landing pages, dashboards, product UI, app shells, components, forms, settings, onboarding, and empty states. Handles UX review, visual hierarchy, information architecture, cognitive load, accessibility, performance, responsive behavior, theming, anti-patterns, typography, fonts, spacing, layout, alignment, color, motion, micro-interactions, UX copy, error states, edge cases, i18n, and reusable design systems or tokens. Also use for bland designs that need to become bolder or more delightful, loud designs that should become quieter, live browser iteration on UI elements, or ambitious visual effects that should feel technically extraordinary. Not for backend-only or non-UI tasks.
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  2. Styling · qingqishi bundle
    StyleX styling system with project-specific design tokens, composable primitives, and custom css prop. MUST consult this skill before writing or modifying ANY styles in this project — the codebase uses custom design tokens, flex primitives, motion presets, and a css prop that differs from standard StyleX. Trigger whenever the user asks to create components, modify visual appearance, fix spacing/layout, add hover/focus effects, animations, responsive behavior, or anything involving CSS, styling, design tokens, breakpoints, or the css prop.
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  3. Tmdb Codegen · qingqishi
    TMDB API code generation workflow with selective Zod schemas using pnpm codegen:tmdb. Use when working with TMDB endpoints, regenerating types, adding TMDB API functionality, modifying endpoints.js, tmdb-server-functions.ts, Zod schemas, or when the user mentions TMDB codegen, endpoints-config, pnpm codegen:tmdb, needsZodSchema, or auto-generated TMDB files.
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  4. I18N Patterns · qingqishi
    Internationalization (i18n) patterns using inline t() calls with compile-time Babel transformation. Use when adding or modifying translated text, working with locales, creating new pages or components that need translations, using the t() function, mentioning i18n, translations, locale switching, useLocale, setLocale, or when the user asks about how translations work in this project. Also use when working with the i18n codegen pipeline, Babel plugin, or generated translation bundles.
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  5. Lytenyte Grid · qingqishi bundle
    Use this skill when the user is working with LyteNyte Grid (@1771technologies/lytenyte-pro or @1771technologies/lytenyte-core), a headless React data grid. Activate for tasks like: installing or licensing LyteNyte Grid, configuring columns or rows, building cell renderers or editors, adding filters or sort controls, grouping or aggregating rows, pivoting, exporting to CSV/Excel/Parquet/Arrow, row selection, cell range selection, theming or styling, TypeScript GridSpec patterns, server-side or tree data, annotations, cell notes, marching ants, row/column animations, row banding, scroll flash suppression, and any PRO component (SmartSelect, PillManager, Menu, Dialog, TreeView, RowGroupCell). Also activate when the user describes grid problems without naming the package — e.g. "my rows won't group", "cells aren't editable", "add a loading overlay", "pin this column", "the filter isn't working", "how do I export this table", "select a range of cells", "copy cells to clipboard", "build me a grid", "animate rows",
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  6. Posthog Inbox · qingqishi
    Check the PostHog inbox and query PostHog data with posthog-cli. Use when the user asks to check PostHog, the inbox, signal reports, what PostHog found, or anything about PostHog analytics, error tracking, session replay, or feature flag data.
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  7. IOS Status Bar · qingqishi bundle
    iOS status bar sampling
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  8. Component Playground · qingqishi
    Builds and publishes a throwaway HTML playground for one @tuja/ui component, where the user retunes it by eye against the real design tokens and exports the changes back for you to apply to the source. Use it only when the user asks for the playground by name, or asks to tweak a component's look themselves instead of describing it to you. Not for ordinary styling work — a change the user has already described goes straight into the source through the styling skill.
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