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Jeff's design language for react-app. Includes the full component-level conventions from the original linear-design skill plus Jeff's-specific direction (typography-first, subtle separators, and strict light/dark parity). Use when building or styling frontend

Jeff's route prefetch conventions for TanStack Router + React Query. Use when implementing or refactoring any data-fetching route, loader, or hooks.

Jeff's layout-stability conventions to prevent cumulative layout shift (CLS). Use when building loading states, image-heavy UIs, cards, tables, maps, and media containers.

Jeff's display-formatting conventions for money, numbers, dates, and date visuals. Use whenever rendering API values in UI.

Jeff's conventions for TanStack Form and overlay UX (Dialog, Sheet, route-driven state). Use for add/edit flows and modal/sheet interactions.

Jeff's cross-module implementation patterns for filter panels, table cells, status display, and employee-linked rows. Use for module-level route work across employees, leaves, dashboard, attendance, and similar list pages.

Jeff's page-shell conventions for route pages using PageHeader, table content containers, and TableFooter. Use for new or refactored list/detail route pages.

Jeff's permission-gating conventions using useCan(action, subject). Use when adding or changing conditional actions and protected UI flows.

Use the Ralph Wiggum CLI for autonomous AI coding loops. Use when running ralph commands, setting up autonomous coding workflows, or managing AI agent loops for planning and building features.

Upload files to the web instantly and get a public URL. Use when the user asks to share a file online, publish a file to the web, get a public link for a file, upload HTML/images/PDFs to share, or needs a quick way to make any local file publicly accessible. Trigger phrases include "upload this", "share this file", "publish to web", "get a public URL", "make this accessible online".

Check balances from Singapore financial institutions using browser automation.

Convex application best practices and patterns guide. This skill should be used when writing, reviewing, or refactoring Convex backend code including queries, mutations, actions, and schema definitions. Triggers on tasks involving Convex functions, database operations, authentication, or performance optimization.

Search Singapore properties on 99.co and PropertyGuru. Use when the user asks to find condos, HDBs, or landed properties for rent or sale in Singapore, filter by MRT, district, price, or size.

Document user-facing features in a codebase. Use when asked to document features, explain what software does, or generate feature docs. Identifies features (not technical layers), then produces numbered markdown files per feature. Works with any language.

Remove backgrounds from images using FAL.ai's BiRefNet model. Use when users ask to remove background, make transparent PNG, extract subject from image, or create cutouts. Trigger phrases include "remove background", "transparent background", "cut out", "extract subject", or any background removal request.