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19 skills · 18 commands · 26 agents
Daniel Howells' agent skills for design and development: UI design, motion and browser QA, code review and clean-up, prose and naming, and task recovery.
Plugin howells-skills from marketplace howells in howells/skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — today.
armatureTurn a web app that scrolls like a document into an app shell with fixed chrome and panes that scroll on their own. Use when headers, toolbars or filters scroll out of view. Not for visual polish (`chiaroscuro`) or small-screen layout (`reflow`).
ask-howellsRoute a situation to the skills in this collection and the command to type. Not for doing the work.
blenderInspect, edit and render Blender scenes and films through the Blender MCP or headless CLI. Not for Remotion films (`rostrum`).
chiaroscuroDesign, build, polish or critique web UI in Tailwind v4. Use when an interface should look gorgeous, looks generic or unfinished, or feels off. Not for design options (`maquette`), app shells (`armature`), screen sizes (`reflow`), Paper (`paste-up`) or QA (`fieldtest`).
componentizeConsolidate duplicated UI into shared components, split god files or extract packages. Not for redesign (`chiaroscuro`), typography (`typecase`), structural review (`fettle`) or behaviour-preserving cleanup (`unslop`).
computer-useControl Mac apps, including signed-in Chrome, with native Computer Use or a headless Codex runner. Not for browser-only QA (`fieldtest`).
deslopRewrite prose that reads as machine-written or inflated: vague attribution, staged contrasts, crutch phrases, fake citations, chatbot artefacts. Use for drafts, docs, posts and PR text. Not for interface strings (`signage`) or code (`unslop`).
failfastRemove fallbacks and swallowed errors that hide failures, and test-only code or mocks in production. Use when a failure is hidden, tests assert on mocks or a test needs production hooks. Not for test-first work (`tdd`), behaviour-preserving cleanup (`unslop`) or required compatibility.
fettleStrict structural review of a diff or whole codebase: finds restructurings that delete complexity, and real security, performance or data risks. Reports, then fixes what you pick. Not for diff tidy-ups (`unslop`), fallback removal (`failfast`), UI consolidation (`componentize`) or browser QA (`field
fieldtestQA a running web app in a real browser and report evidence-backed findings. Use for dogfooding, localhost review, console and accessibility checks, persona walkthroughs, or trying to break it. Not for building UI (`chiaroscuro`) or fixing layout (`reflow`).
gogWork in Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs and Sheets through the authenticated gog CLI instead of Google connectors.
maquetteExplore design options for a page, component or region as live variants in the running app, then keep one and delete the rest. Use when asked for options, alternatives or directions. Not for one settled direction (`chiaroscuro`) or Paper (`paste-up`).
marginaliaAdd short JSDoc where IDE hovers or generated API docs need a contract the types don't show. Use for JS/TS exports, components, hooks and packages about to publish. Not for deleting restating comments (`unslop`) or README prose.
mastrauditMastra mistakes that typecheck and fail at runtime, in agents, tools, workflows, storage, Studio and MCP Apps. Use when writing, debugging or auditing Mastra code.
mementoSay where this task stands from live state: the ask, done, left, branch, uncommitted files and any drift. Use on returning to a long session. Not for many sessions (`muster`).
musterCatch up on work across concurrent or older sessions: what's in flight, who owns it, what was decided, and a handoff when asked. Not for this task's status (`memento`) or git conflicts and cleanup (`salvage`).
nomenGenerate, critique and check names for products, packages, CLIs, apps or features, with domain, registry, GitHub, App Store and web conflict checks. Use when one of these needs a name or a rename. Not for interface labels (`signage`) or legal clearance.
paste-upBuild a mockup in Paper (app.paper.design) from a spec, or audit and repair a Paper file: tokens, fonts, artboards, crops, labels. Not for coded UI (`chiaroscuro`) or browser QA (`fieldtest`).
product-descriptionDocument a product's user-visible behaviour feature by feature from code, tests and the running product, then triage suspected defects. Not for marketing copy, READMEs, single-feature specs or browser QA alone (`fieldtest`).
rebalanceReprioritize a project's backlog around a goal or deadline, and flag goal work too thin to build. Not for doing the work.
reflowMake a web app responsive and at home on mobile: layouts on small laptops, tablets and phones, overflow, touch targets, safe areas, input zoom, tap and hover on a phone, Safari bar color, PWA install. Not for app shells (`armature`), motion (`zoetrope`) or QA reports (`fieldtest`).
researchResearch a question from primary sources and earlier notes and hand back one cited answer. Use to research, compare options, check docs or API facts, enrich records, or as a research sub-agent. Not for searching this codebase or browser QA (`fieldtest`).
reviewVerify review feedback before acting on it. Use when PR bot comments arrive, reviewer findings are pasted, or an independent opinion is wanted from fable, sol, muse, opus or astra. Not for reviewing a diff from scratch (`code-review`) or codebase health (`fettle`).
rostrumMake product films in Remotion, from storyboard to a cut that plays on a phone. Use for a product video, a new cut of one, or sound for it. Not for web animation (`zoetrope`) or on-screen words alone (`signage`).
salvageResolve git conflicts from a merge, rebase, cherry-pick, revert or stash, even mid-task. Rescue work stranded in detached HEADs, worktrees, unpushed branches and stashes; delete only what's proven merged and pushed. Not for status recovery (`muster`).
signageRewrite interface strings into the words the audience already uses: labels, buttons, headings, errors, empty states, generated text, film captions. Use when UI copy reads as jargon or machine-made. Not for prose (`deslop`) or product names (`nomen`).
typecaseReplace scattered Tailwind font utilities with a few named type roles and a scanner that holds them, and choose the faces. Use when text sizes have multiplied or a type ramp needs designing. Not for visual direction (`chiaroscuro`) or wording (`signage`).
unslopStrip machine-written tells from a diff without changing behaviour: narrating comments, one-caller wrappers, impossible guards, decorative logs, leftover scaffolding. Not for structural review (`fettle`), fallback removal (`failfast`) or prose (`deslop`).
zoetropeBuild, review, suggest or cut web animation and drag gestures, and fix dropped frames. Use when motion feels slow, off, overdone or janky. Not for static polish (`chiaroscuro`), films (`rostrum`) or QA (`fieldtest`).
Write complete novels with Claude. Literary prose, iterative review, and craft-aware feedback.
19 skills · 18 commands · 26 agents
Matt Pocock's agent skills for real engineering (grilling, spec/ticket flows, TDD, code review, domain modelling and more).
39 skills
Core skills library for Claude Code: TDD, debugging, collaboration patterns, and proven techniques
15 skills · hooks
Official Next.js skills: adopt and optimize Cache Components, adopt Partial Prefetching, and verify runtime behavior against a running dev server.
6 skills
tasteskill 2.5.1: professional company websites at the figma.com and x.ai level, with one section per screen, real photographs, real product UI, effects kept for tech and gaming pages, and a real-browser checker and finish gate.
1 skill
Rewrite AI-sounding text so it reads like the writer without changing what it says.
1 skill
Up-to-date documentation lookup. Pull version-specific documentation and code examples directly from source repositories into your coding agent's context.
1 MCP server
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