Agent Skills: sfx-elements
Install CC0 sound effects from the Elements registry. Use when user needs UI sounds (click, pop, notification), transition sounds (whoosh, swoosh), cinematic sounds (boom, riser, glitch), or audio for video production. Triggers on "sound effect", "SFX", "audio", "notification sound", "click sound", "whoosh", "UI sound", "sound for video", "play sound", "useSound".
ID: crafter-station/elements/sfx-elements
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