flutter-control-and-screenshot
Guide on how to control a Flutter app using flutter_driver via MCP and capture screenshots.
how-to-manage-multiple-flutter-versions-with-git-worktrees-and-z
Manage multiple Flutter versions efficiently using Git worktrees, eliminating the need for external version managers like FVM.
host-your-flutter-project-as-a-rest-api
Learn how to structure a Flutter project to reuse models and business logic across iOS, Android, Web, desktop platforms, and a REST API deployable to Google Cloud Run, enabling a single codebase for both client and server.
building-a-html-element-sandbox-with-lit
Learn how to build a Lit web component to create a dynamic HTML element sandbox with live updates, perfect for experimenting with and showcasing web components.
install-flutter-from-git
Install Flutter SDK via git clone and configure for all platforms
draggable-dom-with-lit
Learn how to create an interactive, draggable DOM using a Lit web component with CSS transforms and slots, enabling you to manipulate HTML and SVG elements within a canvas-like environment.
2d-or-3d-force-graph-with-lit
Learn how to create interactive 2D and 3D force graphs using Lit, a lightweight web component library, with this step-by-step tutorial.
json-to-html-table-with-lit
Learn how to create a dynamic HTML table from JSON data using a Lit web component, with examples for fetching data from a URL or using inline JSON, and the ability to make the table editable.
lit-and-monaco-editor
Learn how to create a Lit web component that wraps the Monaco Editor (powering VSCode) to add a fully functional code editor to your web applications.
building-a-rich-text-editor-with-lit
Learn how to build a rich text editor using a Lit web component, complete with a toolbar for formatting text, links, and styles.
lit-sheet-music
Learn how to create a Lit web component that renders MusicXML using OpenSheetMusicDisplay, allowing you to display sheet music dynamically from a source attribute or inline XML.
lit-and-vscode-extensions
Learn how to build a VSCode extension using a Lit web component, covering setup, template creation, component implementation, and extension activation.
building-a-piano-with-flutter
Build a Tiny Piano in Flutter: Learn how to create a fully functional, Flutter Create contest-winning piano app using just 5032 bytes of Dart code, complete with MIDI support and customizable features.
how-to-build-a-native-cross-platform-project-with-flutter
Learn how to import `dart:html` and `dart:io` in the same Flutter project to create cross-platform plugins that work seamlessly on mobile and web.
how-to-run-astro-ssr-and-pocketbase-on-the-same-server
Learn how to host PocketBase and an Astro SSR application on the same server, using PocketBase's Go integration and a reverse proxy to delegate requests to Astro for dynamic web content.
async-preact-signals
Explore how to effectively manage asynchronous data with Preact Signals by creating a custom `asyncSignal` that handles loading, error, and data states without breaking the synchronous nature of signals.
automate-flutter-app-releases
Automate your Flutter app releases to beta or production with this handy shell script that handles version bumping, formatting, cleaning, rebuilding, and deployment via Fastlane.
dynamic-themes-with-codemirror
Learn how to create a Lit web component with CodeMirror, dynamically themed using Material Design's color utilities, for a customizable code editing experience.
how-to-create-html-web-components-with-dart
Discover the power of Web Components and how to build them with both JavaScript and Dart for reusable, framework-agnostic UI elements.
how-to-do-bitwise-operations-in-dart
Explore Dart's bitwise operations for both integers and booleans, including AND, OR (inclusive & exclusive), NAND, NOR, and XNOR, with practical code examples.
various-ways-to-invoke-functions-in-dart
Discover the surprising flexibility of calling Dart functions, including mixed positional and named arguments, the `.call` operator, and dynamic invocation with `Function.apply`.
how-to-print-multiple-objects-to-the-console-with-print-in-dart
Learn how to print multiple objects to the console in Dart using Records, offering a similar experience to JavaScript's `console.log()` functionality.
check-if-an-object-is-truthy-in-dart
Learn how to extend Dart's functionality to implement JavaScript-style "truthy" checks for easier conditional logic and value evaluations.
deep-linking-for-flutter-web
Learn how to implement proper URL navigation in your Flutter application, including deep linking to specific pages, handling protected routes, and creating custom transitions for a seamless user experience.
displaying-html-in-flutter
Easily display and interact with HTML content in your Flutter app using the `easy_web_view` package, which supports both web and mobile platforms.
how-to-export-sqlite-tables-to-create-statements
Learn how to export your entire SQLite database schema, including tables and indexes, into runnable CREATE statements at runtime using Flutter and the `sqlite3` package.
using-fastlane-in-flutter-and-ci
Automate Flutter app builds and deployments to both the App Store and Google Play using Fastlane with this step-by-step guide.
lit-and-figma
Learn how to create a Figma plugin using Lit web components, including project setup, component creation, WASM integration, and building the final plugin for use in Figma.
gap-reconnaissance
Systematically identify capability gaps, research solutions, and outline integration guidance.
hello_world
A simple skill that greets the user
text_summarizer
Summarizes long text into key bullet points
improve
Analyze changes in the current stack and provide actionable improvement suggestions using parallel multi-agent analysis. Reviews bugs, simplification opportunities, performance, test coverage, documentation, security, and UX. Keywords improve, code review, analysis, bugs, performance, security.
stackit
Shared guidance for Stackit stacked-branch workflows. Use when the request mentions stacks, stacking, stacked PRs, or Stackit-specific operations and needs general Stackit policy, workflow safety rules, or a stack health check.
stack-ship
Evaluate shippable stacks, review their changes, check for merge conflicts, and produce a smart ship plan. Uses parallel multi-agent review and conflict analysis to determine what to ship, in what groupings, and what to hold. Keywords ship, merge, plan, stacks, PRs, conflicts.
pre-release-check
Decide whether it's safe to cut a new release. Auto-detects the last release tag, gathers everything merged since, runs a build/test health gate, and fans out parallel review agents to hunt for release blockers — regressions, half-finished work, risky edge cases, breaking changes, missing tests, and release-readiness gaps. Produces a GO / NO-GO verdict with categorized blockers. Keywords pre-release, release blockers, go/no-go, release readiness, ship check, regression review.
create-release
Draft and publish a new GitHub release for stackit. Compares main against the latest release tag, generates release notes in the established format (Highlights, Features, Fixes, Performance, Refactors, Docs, Chore), pushes the tag (triggers goreleaser to build assets), then overwrites the release body with the curated notes. Keywords release, tag, changelog, ship.
optimize-tests
Make the test suite faster without losing coverage. A periodic, coverage-guarded cleanup pass that finds slow/redundant tests, applies free structural speedups (parallel, in-process, drop remote), and consolidates similar tests (table-driven merges, combined asserts) — verifying after every change that no covered line was lost. Keywords test speed, slow tests, test runtime, test cleanup, consolidate tests, parallel tests, combine asserts, coverage-safe, maximize test value.
pre-release-check
Decide whether it's safe to cut a new release. Auto-detects the last release tag, gathers everything merged since, runs a build/test health gate, and fans out parallel review agents to hunt for release blockers — regressions, half-finished work, risky edge cases, breaking changes, missing tests, and release-readiness gaps. Produces a GO / NO-GO verdict with categorized blockers. Keywords pre-release, release blockers, go/no-go, release readiness, ship check, regression review.
stackit
Shared guidance for Stackit stacked-branch workflows. Use when the request mentions stacks, stacking, stacked PRs, or Stackit-specific operations and needs general Stackit policy, workflow safety rules, or a stack health check.
stack-ship
Evaluate shippable stacks, review their changes, check for merge conflicts, and produce a smart ship plan. Uses parallel multi-agent review and conflict analysis to determine what to ship, in what groupings, and what to hold. Keywords ship, merge, plan, stacks, PRs, conflicts.
create-release
Draft and publish a new GitHub release for stackit. Compares main against the latest release tag, generates release notes in the established format (Highlights, Features, Fixes, Performance, Refactors, Docs, Chore), pushes the tag (triggers goreleaser to build assets), then overwrites the release body with the curated notes. Keywords release, tag, changelog, ship.
improve
Analyze changes in the current stack and provide actionable improvement suggestions using parallel multi-agent analysis. Reviews bugs, simplification opportunities, performance, test coverage, documentation, security, and UX. Keywords improve, code review, analysis, bugs, performance, security.
optimize-tests
Make the test suite faster without losing coverage. A periodic, coverage-guarded cleanup pass that finds slow/redundant tests, applies free structural speedups (parallel, in-process, drop remote), and consolidates similar tests (table-driven merges, combined asserts) — verifying after every change that no covered line was lost. Keywords test speed, slow tests, test runtime, test cleanup, consolidate tests, parallel tests, combine asserts, coverage-safe, maximize test value.
citation-verifier
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faf-expert
Expert in the .faf format (Persistent Project Context for AI) and the faf-cli toolkit. Use when working with .faf files, scoring AI-readiness, syncing project context to CLAUDE.md, or discussing the Foundational Context Layer (FCL) doctrine. IANA-registered (application/vnd.faf+yaml). Anthropic-listed as "Persistent Project Context Server" (PR #2759, merged Oct 17 2025). Current CLI: v6.6.0 — The Trophy Edition.
ac-tools-web-search
Grounded public web research via the web_search tool. Use for searching documentation, facts, recent web content, or location-aware public results while keeping web access inside the extension-managed search wrapper.
ac-tools-voice-user
Use the say tool for short one-way spoken alerts to the user. Use when you finish a meaningful task, need attention, confirmation, approval, or input, or when the user explicitly asks for voice output. Keep spoken text brief and put the full details in writing.
ac-tools-video-query
Analyzes video files using Google Gemini API and answers questions about content. Triggers on keywords: video query, analyze video, video analysis, query video
ac-tools-single-file-uv-scripter
Creates self-contained Python scripts with inline PEP 723 metadata for UV. Embeds dependencies directly in script headers for zero-config execution via `uv run`. Triggers on keywords: uv script, single file script, inline dependencies, PEP 723, self-contained python, uv run script, standalone script
ac-tools-setup-voice-mode
Installs and configures VoiceMode MCP for voice interactions in the target client. Triggers on keywords: setup voice, voice mode, install voicemode, configure voice
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