design-tokens
Creates a design token file based on a chosen aesthetic philosophy using CSS variables or Tailwind configuration. Includes light and dark palettes, spacing scales, typography ramps, and component-level tokens.
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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access."..." for exact phrases · Try typography, debugging or spreadsheetCreates a design token file based on a chosen aesthetic philosophy using CSS variables or Tailwind configuration. Includes light and dark palettes, spacing scales, typography ramps, and component-level tokens.
Read and write design tokens in W3C DTCG format (tokens.json) and emit CSS, Tailwind, and Mantine outputs. Use when modifying or generating design tokens.
Covers information structure, user flows, responsive layouts, content, visual systems, and interaction states. Keeps interface and visual changes within the requested scope.
Provides Electron desktop development guidance covering IPC handlers, controllers, and preload scripts. Also covers window and menu management.
Covers Desktop Commander MCP capabilities for persistent shells and REPLs, long-running processes, and filesystem access beyond the workspace. Includes structured documents, large local data files, ripgrep searches, SSH, and state across turns.
Reviews code on the current branch after implementation to remove unnecessary AI-generated additions. Focuses on excessive comments, defensive checks, and inconsistent coding style.
Removes unwanted AI-generated code patterns and tidies code style.
Writes, edits, and reviews prose to eliminate predictable AI patterns and formulaic language. Applies to scientific writing, blog posts, newsletters, memos, reports, and other substantial text.
Remove AI-generated code slop introduced in the current branch.
Inspects the repository stack, including package managers, monorepo targets, and application entrypoints. Identifies existing LaunchDarkly usage to inform the next SDK integration planning step.
Locates C# usage of ambient dependencies such as system time, files, environment variables, HttpClient, Console, and Process. Audits testability and verifies whether those calls already use abstractions.
Detects process injection in a memory image by identifying private executable regions with no file backing, RWX protections, and modified entry points using Volatility 3 malfind-style analysis. Activates for requests to detect process injection, find injected code in memory, or triage suspicious executable regions in a memory image.
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