generous-corp-marketplace

This skill should be used when the user asks about "JUCE-Plugin-Starter", "starter template", "init plugin project", "plugin template", "juce project setup", ".env configuration", "plugin codes", "bundle ID", "generate_and_open_xcode", mentions placeholder replacement, discusses creating new JUCE plugin projects from a template, or asks about VST3 MIDI generator configuration, cross-DAW MIDI effect setup, IS_SYNTH/IS_MIDI_EFFECT settings, or Ableton Live VST3 MIDI routing. Provides knowledge about the JUCE-Plugin-Starter template conventions, build system, configuration, and VST3 MIDI generator patterns.

Ask Claude directly via bridge mode by default (`claude -p`), with optional deterministic prompt-package generation when explicitly requested.

Knowledge for designing and applying Visage theme tokens and JUCE LookAndFeel colors. Use when the user asks about colors, theming, palettes, styling, branding, dark mode, light mode, ARGB hex format, color schemes, or the theme-designer tool. Covers the JSON theme schema, C++ codegen, Palette API, OverrideId scoping, and the design workflow.

Guide for integrating the Visage GPU-accelerated UI framework with JUCE audio plugins on macOS and iOS/iPadOS. Covers Metal view embedding, event bridging, focus management, keyboard handling in DAW hosts, popups/modals/dropdowns, memory management, destruction ordering, native standalone appearance, required Visage patches, iOS touch event handling, safe area insets, and comprehensive Visage API reference (Canvas, Frame, Widget, Theme, Dimension, PostEffect, Event system). Patterns derived from production plugin development. Use this skill whenever building or debugging JUCE+Visage plugin UI, even if the user doesn't explicitly mention "Visage" — trigger on mentions of Metal rendering in JUCE, GPU UI in audio plugins, embedded MTKView, or bridge layers between JUCE and a GPU framework.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "improve performance", "optimize query", "use prompt repetition", "repeat my prompt", mentions "Google Research prompt paper", or discusses non-reasoning vs reasoning tasks. Provides research-backed guidance on when and how to apply prompt repetition for performance gains.