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Justin announces an apple-hig update with a /duo workflow for adapting an existing iOS app. The project describes assessing screens, consulting its Apple HIG references, proposing changes for approval, implementing them natively and recording checks that could not be run. SkillsMP has not reproduced the redesign.
GStack adds test-audit to review duplicate or low-value tests. It produces evidence cards before any approved changes.
Michael quotes Matt Pocock’s recommendation of Skill authors and links four concrete starting points: grill-me for questioning plans, poteto-mode for engineering workflows, show-me for visual explanations and emil-design-eng for interface details and animation decisions.
Devin introduces Scope Creep, which separates competing ideas, helps choose one current focus and sorts the rest into later, discard or done. Its source workflow also calls related Skills for idea extraction and a challenge to the focus choice.
Qiaomu shares qiaomu-obsidian-dev for developing and preparing Obsidian plugins for release, based on lessons from his own plugin work. The original post supplies the skills CLI installation command.
Huangbai shows an AI-made tutorial video and says he guided it through a few conversations. A follow-up reply links the related GitHub repository. SkillsMP has not independently reproduced the result.
aigeeknews recommends hermes-jev-skills for routine decisions such as model routing, screening search results, checking content, selecting Skills and routing email. The post introduces a multi-Skill repository and cites the project’s evaluation results.
nikunjkothiya shares a visual engineering Skill collection covering interfaces, animation, rendering and 3D geometry. The post introduces the collection as a whole rather than one individual Skill.
aichan1224news recommends onetake for product launch clips, teasers and feature demos. The post focuses on carrying visual elements between scenes and checking continuity with scripts. The project uses a noncommercial license.