Shelbeely-Agent-skills

Help choose an appropriate software/open-source license (e.g., MIT, Apache-2.0, GPL-3.0, AGPL-3.0, MPL-2.0, BSD) based on the user's goals and constraints; explain tradeoffs (permissive vs copyleft, patent grants, SaaS/network copyleft); check for dependency-driven constraints; and generate or update LICENSE files and short license headers. Use when a user asks what license to pick, whether licenses are compatible, or to add a LICENSE file to a repo.

Applies Material Design 3 Expressive dynamic color and theming principles to user interfaces. Use this when working on color palettes, themes, dynamic color systems, accessibility, or when the user asks to apply Material Design 3 color guidelines to a design or application.

Comprehensive guide to Material Design 3 components — from baseline Material You through M3 Expressive. Covers action, containment, communication, navigation, selection, and text input components with specifications, states, and implementation guidelines. Use this when building or styling UI components following Material Design 3 guidelines.

Master guide for Material Design 3 — covering the full specification from Material You foundations through M3 Expressive. Explains when to use each Material Design 3 skill subset (color, motion, typography, shape, layout, components, icons). Use this when starting a Material Design 3 project, when you need to understand which M3 skill to apply, or when the user asks about Material Design 3 in general.

Applies Material Design 3 Expressive motion and animation principles to create natural, intuitive, and engaging user experiences. Use this when implementing animations, transitions, micro-interactions, or when the user asks to apply Material Design 3 motion guidelines.

Applies Material Design 3 Expressive shape and containment principles including rounded corners, morphing shapes, and container design. Use this when working on component shapes, borders, containment, or when the user asks to apply Material Design 3 shape guidelines.

Applies Material Design 3 Expressive typography principles including variable fonts, type scales, and hierarchy. Use this when working on text styling, type hierarchy, readable interfaces, or when the user asks to apply Material Design 3 typography guidelines.

Implement Material Design 3 in Angular using Angular Material (@angular/material) with first-class M3 support. Covers M3 theming via design tokens, SCSS mixins, CLI schematics, and component usage. Use this when building M3-styled Angular applications.

Implement Material Design 3 using Google's official @material/web library — Lit-based web components. Framework-agnostic, works with any framework that supports Custom Elements. Use this when you want the official M3 implementation or need cross-framework components.

Generate Material Design 3 color themes programmatically from a source color using @material/material-color-utilities, the same engine that powers the Material Theme Builder. Use this when the user asks to generate an M3 color palette, create a custom theme from a brand color, or export M3 tokens to CSS, JSON, or framework configs.

Implement Material Design 3 in Svelte using SMUI (Svelte Material UI) or @material/web directly. Covers component usage, theming, and Svelte 5 compatibility. Use this when building M3-styled Svelte or SvelteKit applications.

Applies Material Design 3 icon guidelines using Material Symbols — Google's variable font icon system. Use this when working with icons, Material Symbols, icon sizing, icon accessibility, or when the user asks to apply Material Design 3 icon guidelines.

Applies Material Design 3 Expressive layout, spacing, and size hierarchy principles including grid systems, responsive design, and elevation. Use this when working on page layouts, spacing, grids, responsive design, or when the user asks to apply Material Design 3 layout guidelines.

Implement Material Design 3 in React using MUI (Material UI) with M3-aligned theming, or @material/web with React wrappers. Covers theme setup, component usage, dark mode, and Next.js SSR integration. Use this when building M3-styled React or Next.js applications.

Implement Material Design 3 with Tailwind CSS by mapping M3 design tokens to Tailwind's theme configuration. Covers the tailwind-material-3 plugin and manual token mapping. Use this when building M3-styled projects with Tailwind CSS.

Implement Material Design 3 using only vanilla CSS custom properties and semantic classes. Zero dependencies. Use this when building M3-styled static sites, simple web apps, or when you need full control over every design token without a framework.

Implement Material Design 3 in Android using Jetpack Compose Material 3. Covers theme setup, dynamic color (Material You), M3 Expressive components, and Compose integration. Use this when building M3-styled native Android applications.

Implement Material Design 3 in Flutter using the built-in material library with M3 theming and dynamic color. Covers theme setup, color schemes, and M3 Expressive packages. Use this when building M3-styled Flutter applications for mobile, web, or desktop.

Implement Material Design 3 in terminal CLIs using Ink (React for CLIs) with @inkjs/ui components. Covers M3 token mapping to terminal colors, ThemeProvider setup, component mapping, and ANSI fallbacks. Use this when building M3-styled command-line interfaces.

Implement Material Design 3 in Vue.js using Vuetify 3 with M3-aligned theming, dynamic color, and component library. Covers theme setup, components, dark mode, and design tokens. Use this when building M3-styled Vue.js applications.