Jaimin shares a water-tracker app example and, in his own reply, the Appllama MCP, App Design Skill and prompt for a tiger mascot with animated image frames.
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Siva shares an application built with his Spring Boot Agent Skills and simple prompts. He says he reviewed the generated code and made small changes to the tests; a later reply links his public Skill repository.
恒星sun recommends Logo Design and highlights its concept checkpoint: study references, create SVG options and check small-size and one-color behavior, then wait for a direction choice before building icons and guidelines. The linked Skill is by kaankiziltug.
introsp3ctor shares mitmproxy-core in a reply to a post about proxy work. The linked Skill covers mitmdump runtime setup, flow inspection, replay and extraction through native mitmproxy APIs.
Build Fast with AI demonstrates a Reddit-themed motion graphics brief with Snoo, kinetic typography and a feed montage, and links its Motion Studio Skill in an author reply.
Loris Comba explains blueline, a collection of six marketing-site review Skills. Its checks connect findings to evidence, severity, proposed fixes and verification steps; the Article demonstrates noindex and price-mismatch findings on a deliberately faulty local test site.
ACΞ recommends brag for turning a finished project into a short launch video with music and share copy. The post also points to brag-slim, the lean Opus 5.5 route that does not use Hyperframes.
Antoine van der Lee shares an audit of his own AGENTS.md and agent sessions: move infrequent instructions out of the default context, remove overlapping SwiftUI skills, and filter noisy build output. He discusses his SwiftUI Skill alongside Caveman and Ponytail, keeping selected ideas rather than claiming that shorter replies always lower total cost.
恒星sun recommends onetake’s approach to product motion clips: plan which element carries each beat into the next scene, then check continuity in the rendered frames. The source uses a noncommercial license.
Leo introduces x-reader v0.3.1 and its source-first approach: read the original link and report what is still missing. The post describes a webpage fallback and distinguishes retrieved X text from attached media that has not been read; those update examples are the author’s reported results.
A recommendation of OPC Skills for independent developers: a collection for search visibility checks, domains, logos and banners, public feedback research, and archiving project learnings.
pengchujin introduces LiveCanvas, a Skill that turns a prompt into a Live Photo with a designed cover and animation. The linked project uses Remotion to create information cards from images, scenes, timelines and optional charts, with previews and paired Live Photo resources.
Mobile Prototype helps review an app’s screens and user flow before native development. The creator introduces the open-source Skill for Claude Code and Codex; prototype format depends on the installed revision.
AH Douyin archives a creator’s authorized public videos into local machine transcripts, timed subtitles and a searchable collection. This v0.4.0 post describes profile-based batch collection and sorting an existing archive by likes. The repository uses a source-available non-commercial license; commercial use requires written authorization.
The creator shares US Pullback Radar, a pure-analysis Skill that checks six groups of U.S. equity risk signals. It keeps routine output brief and raises a risk summary when signals deteriorate together; it does not execute trades.
Onlyoneuche introduces an early Skill for reviewing code changes against OWASP ASVS controls, tracing affected security paths, and reporting evidence, gaps and runtime checks.
A recommendation of fframes and its video Skill: Rust and SVG scenes, GPU rendering, and an inspection loop using frame images, contact sheets and audio measurements.
Explore distinct UI directions, compare prototypes side by side, then refine the chosen design with desktop and mobile checks.
The Klingon Yellow recommends system-one and shares a prompt for finding small applications of System One models. The linked Skill covers bounded, typed decisions such as routing, ranking and confidence-based escalation, while keeping permissions and actions in deterministic control.
David clarifies that his process refers to the software-factory workflow in dzhng/skills. The repository combines exploration, specification, implementation and review Skills, with a focus on independently verifiable parts. This post links the collection as a whole.