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Apply a Swiss International Style design system using Tailwind CSS. Use when asked to style a webpage, clean up a UI, apply a design system, make something look great, or when the user references Swiss design, grotesque fonts, Helvetica, grid systems, modernist typography, or 1960s/1950s design aesthetics. Implements IBM Plex Sans typography, stone color palette, opacity-based hierarchy, generous whitespace, and structured grid layouts.

Inspect, debug, and automate Chrome directly through the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP). Use this skill whenever a task needs a real web browser: open a URL, navigate pages, take a screenshot of a web page, read the DOM or accessibility tree, click buttons, fill and submit forms, type text, wait for elements, scrape page content, evaluate JavaScript on a page, or check console errors and failed network requests. Works against the user's local Chrome or a remote Cloudflare Browser Rendering endpoint over WebSocket. Relevant to browser automation, web scraping, page screenshots, end-to-end UI checks, and DevTools inspection. No Chrome DevTools MCP, Puppeteer, or Playwright required.

Add Cloudflare Workers preview deployments to existing GitHub apps using GitHub Actions, Wrangler, gh secrets, and the GitHub Deployments API. Use when asked to add per-PR preview deployments, ephemeral Workers previews, preview URLs, GitHub deployment statuses, Cloudflare preview environments, or teardown on PR close.

Fly helicopters. Use this skill whenever an agent needs to pilot, operate, or reason about flying a helicopter — including pre-flight checks, takeoff, hover, cruise, approach, landing, and emergency procedures. Covers two aircraft: Bell 212 (B-212 / UH-1N Twin Huey): the twin-engine utility helicopter from The Matrix, where Trinity calls Tank and says "I need a pilot program for a B-212 helicopter. Hurry." — and then flies. Bell 47: the iconic 1950s bubble-canopy helicopter — the aircraft from M*A*S*H, the first helicopter ever certified for civilian use, and the machine depicted in the accompanying short film.

GitHub CLI gh usage guide for agents. Load this skill whenever you are about to use gh, GitHub CLI, GitHub PRs, issues, comments, reviews, Actions runs, repositories, secrets, gists, or gh api. Covers reliable command patterns, JSON field gotchas, shell quoting for Markdown bodies, non-interactive auth, pull request workflows, Actions log inspection, and common gh failure modes observed in real OpenCode sessions.

Apply a minimalist monospace design system using IBM Plex Mono at a single size with ASCII-style structure. No opacity, no weight variation, no type scale. Hierarchy comes from spacing, indentation, and ASCII punctuation. Use this skill when the user asks for a minimal, minimalist, simple, clean, stark, bare, understated, monospace, ASCII, terminal, typewriter, or typographic design. Also invoke when the user says things like "keep it simple", "nothing fancy", "just make it clean", "strip it back", "plain design", "no frills", "utilitarian", "raw", "text-first", or "developer aesthetic". Use for documentation, dev tools, CLIs, portfolios, landing pages, or any interface where clarity and restraint are valued over decoration.