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Add in-design tweak controls — wrap an artifact's CSS values in a Tweaks block so the user can adjust spacing, color, font size, and other knobs from the Bench without re-prompting. Use when an HTML artifact already exists and user wants to fine-tune visuals interactively.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
SOC 직업 분류 기준
Historical data access for the stock-analysis Backtesting pillar. Query the Rebyte Financial Data Service through the Relay Data API with read-only SQL, plus semantic search over historical news when needed for data exploration.
The single financial skill: stock and company analysis plus strategy backtesting, on the Rebyte financial data lake (US equities + China A-shares). Covers price history, technical analysis, company research, news, fundamentals, dividends/splits, insider trading via SEC EDGAR, multi-stock comparison, and NautilusTrader backtesting with a first-class result bundle. Use when the user mentions stock tickers, stock prices, company analysis, investment research, financial data, or wants to backtest a strategy. Triggers: stock symbol (AAPL, TSLA, 000001.SZ), 'stock price', 'analyze stock', 'compare stocks', 'company financials', 'insider trading', 'SEC filing', 'is X a good buy', 'price history', 'backtest', '回测'. Do NOT use for full-blown multi-source research reports (use financial-deep-research instead).
Stock-analysis Backtesting pillar. Run realistic event-driven backtests with NautilusTrader, including historical data acquisition through data/SKILL.md and execution/reporting. Use for strategy simulation, signal evaluation, Sharpe/drawdown/returns, in-sample vs out-of-sample, walk-forward, or parameter comparison. Do NOT use for live trading; the data lake is historical (T+1) only.
Template-only financial analysis workflows for statement analysis, valuation analysis, company research, industry research, and finance-specific output patterns. Use when the user asks for a financial analysis structure, report outline, model rubric, or reusable instructions rather than live data retrieval.
Render TradingView-style interactive price charts (candlesticks, indicator overlays, trade markers, volume/RSI/MACD panes) from OHLCV data using TradingView's open-source Lightweight Charts. Use for any price/market chart - "K线图", "candlestick chart", "price chart", "backtest chart", "plot the strategy", "chart AAPL", "TradingView-style chart", "show entries and exits on the chart". Do NOT use for non-price visualizations (heatmaps, pie, treemaps) - use the echarts skill for those.
Generate music from text (and optionally a reference image) using Google Lyria 3 via Rebyte data API. Two models — `lyria-3` for fast 30-second clips, `lyria-3-pro` for full songs up to ~3 minutes with structural awareness (intro/verse/chorus/bridge). 44.1 kHz stereo MP3 or WAV. Pass an `image` to condition mood/genre on a visual. Use for soundtracks, jingles, intro/outro music, ambient beds, podcast theme music, image-to-music, or any text-to-music task. Triggers include "generate music", "create a song", "make a soundtrack", "compose music", "background music", "jingle", "theme song", "music from prompt", "text to music", "image to music", "music from image", "AI music".
| version | 1 |
| name | make-tweakable |
| description | Add in-design tweak controls — wrap an artifact's CSS values in a Tweaks block so the user can adjust spacing, color, font size, and other knobs from the Bench without re-prompting. Use when an HTML artifact already exists and user wants to fine-tune visuals interactively. |
| user-invocable | true |
Convert hard-coded CSS values into named, user-tweakable knobs.
Wrap declarations in a marked block at the top of the file:
/*EDITMODE-BEGIN*/
:root {
--spacing: 16px; /* tweak: spacing | range 4 64 */
--accent: #ff6b00; /* tweak: accent | color */
--title-size: 32px; /* tweak: title-size | range 16 96 */
}
/*EDITMODE-END*/
The Bench's Tweaks lane reads this block and renders sliders/pickers. Saves merge back into the same block.
--spacing, not --var-1)