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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Uses AI image generation to create Salesforce visuals in PNG or SVG formats. Supports UI mockups, wireframes, and visual entity relationship diagrams.
Supports requests for a Claude Code pet or companion to sing. Recognizes requests combining the buddy concept with singing or music across multiple languages.
Explains the components, mechanics, and constraints of context in agent systems. Supports writing, editing, and optimizing commands, skills, and subagent prompts.
Helps when adding new error messages to React or encountering warnings about unknown error codes.
Retrieves tweet content from X/Twitter URLs for reading, translation, or analysis. Also supports other skills that need to fetch tweet text programmatically.
Modly is a desktop application for generating 3D models from images. Its AI processing runs entirely on the local GPU.
Performs read-only triage on the current branch. Stops the fix workflow when an issue is already fixed, claimed, covered by an open pull request, or determined not to be a bug.
Uses dot patterns to simulate shades within a limited color palette. Produces nostalgic, retro visuals with high contrast.
Defines an approachable, intuitive visual style. Combines rounded elements, ample whitespace, and soft pastel color palettes.
Supports music creation with Suno AI V5 and Suno Studio. Covers song composition, playlists, corporate anthems, jingles, workout music, ambient soundscapes, and other music production projects.
Provides expertise in Token-Oriented Object Notation, or TOON, a compact, schema-aware JSON encoding for LLM prompts. The description reports token reductions of approximately 40%.
Communicates design results in stakeholder language. Focuses on reporting design's contribution to business and user outcomes.
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