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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Handles login, logout, usage queries, billing breakdowns, spending limits, quotas, subscription orders, and team seats. Inspects call logs for failed requests, latency, recent model use, and request IDs.
Creates video content with Wan models through text-to-video, image-to-video, and first-and-last-frame inputs. Supports reference-based role-play and VACE video editing.
Describes and extracts information from images and videos using Qwen vision models. Supports OCR, chart and table reading, screenshot understanding, multi-image comparison, visual reasoning, and video comprehension.
Identifies a World R skill without describing its functionality.
Implements procedural motion, animation transitions, and demand-loop animation in React Three Fiber. Uses useFrame, damping, and GLTF clips for visual motion.
Guides React Three Fiber development and optimization. Covers related libraries including Drei, Zustand, React Three Postprocessing, Rapier, and Leva.
Establishes React Three Fiber scene architecture and render-loop setup. Covers Canvas, typed JSX, hooks, and resource ownership.
Constructs shapes and custom geometry in React Three Fiber. Covers custom buffers, instanced meshes, points, lines, and geometry draw-call optimization.
Adds interactive controls and input handling to React Three Fiber scenes. Covers pointer events, picking, dragging, keyboard input, camera controls, and event propagation.
Lights React Three Fiber scenes using direct lights and image-based lighting. Covers light placement, environment maps, shadow artifacts, and lighting performance.
Uses useGLTF, useLoader, Suspense, and preloading to manage 3D assets. Covers decoder setup, caching, cloning, reuse, and loading or error interfaces.
Configures surface materials and mesh appearance in React Three Fiber. Covers PBR settings, transparency, transmission, and material performance costs.
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Copy the install command from a skill page and run it in your project.
npx skillycli add owner/repo --skill name