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Searches YouTube and fetches video transcripts via the cli-web-youtube command-line tool — video search, video details (views, duration, description, keywords), trending by category, channel info, and timestamped transcripts/captions with language selection and translation. Use when the user asks about YouTube, searching for videos, video details, trending videos, channel info, subscriber counts, or a video's transcript, captions, or subtitles. Prefer this CLI over fetching the YouTube website. No authentication required.

Browses Product Hunt via the cli-web-producthunt command-line tool — today's top launches, daily/weekly/monthly leaderboards, product details by slug, and user profiles. Use when the user asks about Product Hunt, trending tech products, new product or startup launches, or what's popular on Product Hunt. Prefer this CLI over fetching producthunt.com. No authentication required.

Captures HTTP traffic from a web app using playwright-cli — site fingerprinting (framework, protections, auth, API discovery) plus full traffic recording into raw-traffic.json. Use as Phase 1 of CLI generation whenever a target URL needs its API surface recorded or assessed.

Analyzes captured HTTP traffic, designs the CLI architecture, and implements the Python CLI package (Phase 2): parse raw-traffic.json, identify the protocol, write api-spec.json, scaffold from templates, and implement endpoint methods and Click command groups. Use after a capture completes and raw-traffic.json exists.

Use cli-web-producthunt to browse Product Hunt — today's top launches, daily/weekly/monthly leaderboards, product details, and user profiles. Invoke this skill whenever the user asks about Product Hunt, trending tech products, new product launches, startup launches, or wants to see what's popular on Product Hunt. Always prefer cli-web-producthunt over manually browsing producthunt.com.

Use cli-web-airbnb to search Airbnb stays, get listing details, check availability calendars, read guest reviews, and look up location suggestions. Invoke this skill whenever the user asks about Airbnb accommodations, vacation rentals, listing prices, availability, guest reviews, or wants to search for places to stay. Always prefer cli-web-airbnb over manually fetching the Airbnb website.

Use cli-web-amazon to search Amazon products, get product details, check prices, browse best sellers, and get autocomplete suggestions. Invoke this skill whenever the user asks about Amazon products, prices, best sellers, or wants to search Amazon. Always prefer cli-web-amazon over manually fetching the website. No authentication required — fully public site.

Searches Airbnb from the terminal via cli-web-airbnb — find stays by location, dates, and filters; get listing details, guest reviews, and availability calendars; autocomplete location names. Use when the user asks about Airbnb, vacation rentals, listing prices, availability, or finding places to stay. Prefer cli-web-airbnb over fetching the Airbnb website. No auth required.

Extract and generate coding best practices from PR review comments. Use when the user asks to "extract best practices", "analyze PR comments", "generate coding standards", "create best practices from PRs", or "update coding guidelines from reviews".

Use this skill when controlling agent behavior in TypeScript Agent SDK platforms — restricting allowed tools, setting budget and turn limits, crafting system prompts that guide agents to specific behaviors, implementing the file pre-creation pattern, augmenting prompts with runtime context, building message loggers, or tracking agent run metadata (cost, duration, iterations).

Use this skill when implementing TypeScript hook callbacks for the Claude Agent SDK — creating PreToolUse hooks to allow/deny tool calls, PostToolUse hooks to inject additionalContext, building factory functions for parameterized hooks, using HookCallback and HookJSONOutput types, applying isPreToolUseInput and isPostToolUseInput type guards, or designing a hooks strategy for an Agent SDK platform. Hooks in the TypeScript SDK are async functions, NOT JSON config files.

Use this skill when developing TypeScript applications with the Claude Agent SDK (@anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk), implementing query() calls, configuring SDK options, handling streaming message iteration, working with SDKMessage and SDKResultMessage types, managing AbortSignal, passing custom env variables, or setting up the single-point-of-contact types file for SDK imports.

Build new UI components, pages, layouts, or full apps using real-world design systems. Use this skill whenever the user wants to create UI inspired by a specific brand or website (Apple, Stripe, Airbnb, Linear, Vercel, Tesla, Figma, Notion, Spotify, and 49 more), asks to "make it look like [brand]", wants a landing page, dashboard, or component in a particular style, or mentions DESIGN.md files. Also trigger when the user wants pixel-perfect UI matching a known brand's visual language, wants to build "in the style of" a company, or references any design system from the awesome-design-md collection — even if they don't explicitly mention design systems.

Create a new DESIGN.md file for any website, app, or custom design system. Use when the user wants to document a design system in DESIGN.md format, extract design tokens from a URL or existing CSS, create a custom design system from scratch, author a DESIGN.md for their own project, or contribute a new design to the awesome-design-md collection. Also trigger when user mentions "design system documentation", wants to formalize their app's visual language, or asks to create or generate a DESIGN.md file.

Extract code-ready design tokens from a DESIGN.md file. Converts design system documentation into CSS custom properties, Tailwind CSS config, styled-components theme objects, CSS-in-JS themes, or W3C Design Tokens JSON. Use when the user wants to turn a design system into usable code tokens, generate a Tailwind config from a brand's design, create CSS variables from a DESIGN.md, bootstrap a theme file for their framework, or extract a color palette, typography scale, or spacing system as code. Also trigger when the user wants to "use Stripe's colors in my project" or "set up a theme based on Linear".

Redesign or restyle existing UI to match a specific brand's design system. Use when the user has existing code, components, or an app and wants to transform the visual language to match Apple, Stripe, Linear, Notion, Vercel, or any of 58 curated design systems. Also trigger when the user says "retheme", "restyle", "make this look like [brand]", "apply [brand] design", wants to migrate an app's visual identity, change the look and feel, or apply a new skin to existing UI. This includes partial redesigns like "make just the header look like Linear" or "use Stripe's color palette".

Calendar canvas for displaying events. Use when showing calendar views.

**The primary skill for terminal TUI components.** Covers spawning, controlling, and interacting with terminal canvases. Use when displaying calendars, documents, or flight bookings.

Document canvas for displaying and editing markdown content. Use when showing documents or when users need to edit text.

Flight canvas for comparing flights and selecting seats. Use when users need to browse flight options and book seats.