SunkenInTime

Delegate a Blip file transfer to Codex computer use. Use when the user asks Claude to send, blip, transfer, move, or copy a local file to their phone with Blip; the recipient must be exactly Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G.

Codex (GPT-5.x) computer-use verification — drives the browser or desktop, launches apps, captures screenshots. Use when the user asks to test a flow, verify UI behavior, inspect a running app, capture screenshots, or confirm implemented behavior end-to-end.

Delegate bounded implementation work to Codex (GPT-5.x) — clear-spec features, migrations, bulk mechanical edits. Use when a task is well-specified enough to hand off whole and worth doing on Codex's near-free usage instead of Claude's, usually in a worktree.

Independent second-pass code review from Codex (GPT-5.x). Use when the user wants a second opinion on uncommitted changes, a branch diff, a commit, or a PR, or when a change is broad enough that another agent's perspective is useful before merging.

Drive OpenAI Codex from Claude Code — raw wrapper mechanics for prompts, structured JSON, image generation, and session resume. Use when the user wants to "ask Codex" or delegate a task that codex-review, codex-implementation, and codex-computer-use don't cover; those skills point here for command mechanics.

Record the screen with wrec. Use when the user wants a screen recording, sample video, display/window/app capture, system-audio capture, cursor or Wrec-window visibility control, recording job control, output lookup, or wrec CLI usage.

Blip a local file to Shawn's phone. Use when the user asks to send, blip, transfer, move, or copy an APK or other local file to their phone with Blip; the recipient must be exactly Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G and the transfer must be visually verified.

Babysit an open GitHub pull request through automated reviewer feedback loops. Use when the user asks Codex to wait for GitHub PR review bots such as Greptile/Griptile, inspect comments or unresolved review threads, implement and commit requested fixes, push the branch, trigger another review, poll until completion, and keep looping until the review is green, usually a 5/5 confidence score or no actionable comments.

Explore, build, and refine UI.

Add a generated regular Next.js source app into the ui-design-bench static gallery as a model generation, including source placement, variant wrapper, manifest/registry/type updates, scoped CSS, previews, and Playwright verification.

Prevents generic AI/Codex UI patterns when generating frontend code. Use this skill whenever generating HTML, CSS, React, Vue, Svelte, or any frontend UI code to enforce clean, human-designed aesthetics inspired by Linear, Raycast, Stripe, and GitHub instead of typical AI-generated UI.

Use this skill when the user wants help studying for an exam, learning a topic, drilling a weak area, or building a study workflow that emphasizes retrieval, deep processing, varied practice, and reflection over passive review.

Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality. Use this skill when the user asks to build web components, pages, artifacts, posters, or applications (examples include websites, landing pages, dashboards, React components, HTML/CSS layouts, or when styling/beautifying any web UI). Generates creative, polished code and UI design that avoids generic AI aesthetics.

Create or remix a Weaver desktop widget from a natural-language request and take it through scaffold, TSX editing, static checking, and live desktop preview. Use for "make me a widget", "build a desktop widget", "conjure a clock/status surface", or requests to change an existing Weaver widget.

Use this skill when an agent should push a completion notification or ask the user a short resumable question through the local or remote bother-me desktop bridge.

Applies a card-heavy visual system to frontend UI—cards as default building blocks, hierarchy via scale/depth/layering/contrast/density, dramatic hero compositions, rich material surfaces, cohesive spacing. Use when building or styling web UIs, landing pages, dashboards, marketing sites, or when the user wants card-first, card-heavy, or materially rich layouts.

Applies a card-heavy visual system to frontend UI—cards as default building blocks, hierarchy via scale/depth/layering/contrast/density, dramatic hero compositions, rich material surfaces, cohesive spacing. Use when building or styling web UIs, landing pages, dashboards, marketing sites, or when the user wants card-first, card-heavy, or materially rich layouts.