lynx-family

Generate valid OpenUI Lang v0.5 functional-notation programs for the Lynx OpenUI renderer. Use when Codex must turn a natural-language UI request into raw OpenUI DSL for OpenUiRenderer, including static mobile UI, $state, Query/Mutation tool flows, Action…

Convert natural-language UI requests into A2UI v0.9 JSON protocol messages that an A2UI renderer can consume.

Generate or maintain A2UI catalog JSON from TypeDoc reflections for TypeScript interfaces marked with @a2uiCatalog.

Build headless, configurable-length OTP, PIN, and verification-code inputs with lynx-ui InputOTP.

Provide the information about the `<LazyComponent>`. Show the common use cases, basic usage, and critical development Advises.

Use when building with lynx-ui: select components, verify public APIs, adapt examples, configure Luna themes, choose motion packages, compose screens, or troubleshoot lynx-ui usage.

Guides the capture and optimization of Perfetto traces in benchmarks. Invoke when the user wants to trace performance, analyze bottlenecks, or generate pftrace files.

Check and fix coding style for C++/Obj-C++ and CMake files using the unified code_format_check.py script. Use when you need to verify code formatting before git commit or want to automatically format changed files according to project style guidelines.

Build and run Skity unit tests with CMake and gtest filtering, including automatic failed-test extraction and machine-readable JSON output. Use when validating specific test suites or running minimal relevant regression tests after code changes.

Provides authoritative guidance for Lynx development involving pages, templates, components, CSS, layouts, elements, web migration, rendering or styling bugs, and code review. Applies to *.ttml, Lynx *.tsx, and all Lynx-specific files, and requires searching…

Use this skill when a task needs to run Lynx bundles with the node-lynx CLI, capture screenshots, open a macOS preview window, use DebugRouter OpenCard, inspect rendered content through CDP, or integrate node-lynx through JavaScript or TypeScript APIs.

Use this skill when auditing the serval-svg repository, regenerating support artifacts, interpreting internal SVG support facts, analyzing whether an SVG can render correctly with code-grounded reasoning, or planning and implementing new SVG features.

Use this skill when the user wants a direct, product-facing answer about what serval-svg supports: supported SVG tags, supported attributes, platform coverage, or whether a concrete SVG fits the published support surface, without exposing repository internals.

Audit and optimize frontmatter `description` fields across documentation pages to keep them concise and token-efficient. Use this skill when the user wants to add missing descriptions, trim verbose ones, enforce a token budget on page descriptions, or ensure…

Adds or extends a Lynxtron API in the current project root. Invoke when the user asks for API work under src or the main Lynxtron package surface.