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avoid-ai-writing audits and rewrites prose to reduce common AI writing patterns. Its author recommended it in a reply to someone looking to improve their writing.
Antoine van der Lee showed a SwiftUI Expert Skill and RocketSim workflow for iPhone Duo support, with two live Simulator previews inside Cursor, Claude, or Codex while the agent works.
Readback restates a user request so they can confirm alignment before work begins. Its author linked the Skill while discussing a repeat-back workflow he says he uses almost daily.
Antoine van der Lee released SwiftUI Agent Skill v5.1.0 with a dedicated iPhone Duo reference and updated layout guidance for supporting the device in SwiftUI apps.
Tw93 discusses keeping Waza’s Skill instructions smaller as models improve. The post names two concrete changes: think compares added complexity with the simplest approach, while check judges whether to keep, adjust or replace an approach before listing patches.
Emil Kowalski describes an interface animation workflow: explore variants with prototype, use animate to choose easing and timing, then iterate on the selected design. His reply links his public Skills repository.
Paul Bakaus announces Impeccable 4.3, describing a Rust engine shared by the CLI, browser extension and live mode. The update adds native transparent image assets, tighter comp-to-code checks, per-app design rules in monorepos, DeepSeek Harness support and a Copilot Marketplace installation.
Guizang introduces Yingzao, his Skill for turning real travel and cultural-place photographs into editorial posters. The Article shows single-photo and multi-photo examples, cultural annotations, optional before-and-after comparisons, and an optional video storyboard. He recommends using Codex with GPT-image 2.0.
Tw93 introduces Kami, a design system for turning a brief into documents with an AI agent. The post announces V1.14 and describes calmer page layouts and stronger output checks.