MetalHexx

Visual UI verification workflow using Chrome DevTools MCP. Use when validating component rendering, CSS/styling changes, layout regressions, interactive UI behavior, screenshots, and post-change visual checks. Use this skill when the user is having trouble with styling or UI work or is trying to change the visual appearance of the app.

Create new Agent Skills for GitHub Copilot from prompts or by duplicating this template. Use when asked to "create a skill", "make a new skill", "scaffold a skill", or when building specialized AI capabilities with bundled resources. Generates SKILL.md files with proper frontmatter, directory structure, and optional scripts/references/assets folders.

TeensyROM .NET backend domain knowledge — architecture, MediatR CQRS, serial protocol, storage systems, RadEndpoints, and testing patterns. Use when working on backend code, adding endpoints, modifying serial commands, updating storage/caching logic, writing backend tests, or understanding backend architecture. Covers .NET 9 API, pipeline behaviors, state machines, and multi-device orchestration.

TeensyROM Angular 19 frontend domain knowledge — Clean Architecture, Nx monorepo, NgRx Signal Store, component patterns, testing standards, and coding conventions. Use when working on Angular components, stores, services, infrastructure, features, UI components, writing frontend tests, or understanding frontend architecture. Covers dependency injection, layer boundaries, ESLint enforcement, and modern Angular patterns.

Create custom GitHub Copilot agents (.agent.md files) with interactive configuration. Use when asked to "create an agent", "make an agent", "new agent", "scaffold an agent", "build a custom agent", or when building specialized AI personas for VS Code. Guides users through every frontmatter option with ask_questions tool, then generates a complete .agent.md file.

Executes a pre-planned subagent orchestration project by handing off tasks to specialized worker agents, monitoring reports, and adapting the plan. Use when asked to "execute a plan", "run subagents", "start execution", "hand off tasks", or when given a project name to execute against an existing docs/projects/<PROJECT-NAME>/ plan folder.

Creates a comprehensive master plan and task decomposition for complex features using the subagent orchestration system. Use when asked to "plan a feature", "create a project plan", "break down a feature", "scaffold tasks", "orchestrate subagents", or any request to plan multi-phase work before execution. Generates master plan, phase documents, and task handoff files in docs/projects/<PROJECT-NAME>/.

API client generation and architecture for TeensyROM. Use when asked to regenerate the API client, update TypeScript HTTP clients, work with OpenAPI specs, understand API client architecture, or fix API-related import/type issues. Covers build-time client generation workflow, infrastructure layer consumption rules, and *ApiService naming conventions.

Use this skill once you are aligned on a project and ready to start. Typically this is invoked directly by the user after /rad-brainstorm has completed and the Requirements doc is approved. It is the reference for how to run the planning pipeline and author the Master Plan.

Drive the release flow locally — context, version reconcile, build, validate, CHANGELOG, commit, sync plugins to the marketplace, and tag/push (which triggers the CI npm publish + GitHub Release), then a post-release dev bump.

Use this skill if you are a main agent, coder agent and have this skill assigned. It is the reference for how to perform source-control operations like creating commits, opening pull requests, and creating or cleaning up worktrees for a project.

Use this skill if you're a main agent orchestrator executing a rad-orchestration project. It is the reference for how to run the pipeline, signal events, execute actions, and manage the overall flow of a project. Typically, you are guided to using this skill when /rad-execute is invoked, but you may read it if you need to refresh your memory due to compaction during an execution.

Rebuild the standard installer and reinstall one harness (claude, copilot-vscode, or copilot-cli) locally — build the rad-orc tarball, stop the UI, uninstall then reinstall the harness, restart the UI. Use to dogfood canonical harness-files/ agent and skill edits into ~/.claude or ~/.copilot.

Use this skill if you are a main agent who is helping to author planning documents (Requirements or Master Plan). This is triggered by the pipeline or by a brainstorm handoff. It is the reference for how to author planning documents in the rad-orc workflow.

Use this still if you are a coder agent and have this skill assigned. It is the reference for how to perform a coding task.

Use this still if you are a coder agent and have this skill assigned. It is the reference for how to perform a coding task.

Use this skill once you are aligned on a project and ready to start. Typically this is invoked directly by the user after /rad-brainstorm has completed and the Requirements doc is approved. It is the reference for how to run the planning pipeline and author the Master Plan.

Use this skill once you are aligned on a project and ready to start. Typically this is invoked directly by the user after /rad-brainstorm has completed and the Requirements doc is approved. It is the reference for how to run the planning pipeline and author the Master Plan.

Use this skill once you are aligned on a project and ready to start. Typically this is invoked directly by the user after /rad-brainstorm has completed and the Requirements doc is approved. It is the reference for how to run the planning pipeline and author the Master Plan.

Use this still if you are a rad-orc:reviewer agent and have this skill assigned. It is the reference for how to perform a code review at task, phase, or final scope.

Use this still if you are a rad-orc:coder agent and have this skill assigned. It is the reference for how to perform a coding task.

Run a project through the rad orc execution pipeline. Use it when after /rad-plan has completed and ready to execute or when the user indicates they want to execute or run a project. It can also be used when resuming a rad-orc project that was previouisly executed but not completed.

Use this skill if you are a main agent, rad-orc:coder agent and have this skill assigned. It is the reference for how to perform source-control operations like creating commits, opening pull requests, and creating or cleaning up worktrees for a project.

Use this skill to start the rad orchestration dashboard UI. It is the reference for how to launch the UI and obtain the URL. Use it when the conversation indicates the user wants to start the dashboard. This is commonly used during brainstorming, planning or executing a project or sharing a visual diagram or markdown document with the user. It provides a visual overview of the project and its current state, and allows the user to interact with the pipeline in a more intuitive way.