responsive-design
Implements adaptive layouts using container queries, fluid typography, CSS Grid, and mobile-first breakpoint strategies. Supports fluid page layouts and component-level responsive behavior.
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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Implements adaptive layouts using container queries, fluid typography, CSS Grid, and mobile-first breakpoint strategies. Supports fluid page layouts and component-level responsive behavior.
Covers container queries, cqi/cqb units, subgrid, intrinsic layouts, and fluid typography for React applications. Includes mobile-first patterns and support for foldable devices.
Uses browser automation to resize one session across breakpoints and capture screenshots. Detects column changes, navigation transitions, and overflow, then produces comparison reports showing where layouts fail.
Guides RESTful API design using appropriate resources, HTTP methods, status codes, and versioning. Supports new endpoint design, API documentation, and improvements to existing API architecture.
Wraps restore-from-exocortex.sh with a natural-language interface. Restores IWE memory on a new device or after data loss.
Fetches the result of a completed research task identified by its run ID.
Checks resume compatibility with applicant tracking systems. Analyzes keyword matches and improves the resume for ATS processing.
Improves resume bullets by emphasizing achievements. Incorporates metrics and impact into the resulting statements.
Creates readable resume layouts while maintaining ATS-friendly formatting.
Creates a modern resume with a minimal design on a single A4 page. Prepares the result for printing or PDF export.
Finds places where metrics can strengthen resume statements. Supports estimating numbers when exact data is unavailable.
Builds resume sections tailored to the target role and the candidate's level of experience.
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