Frontend design skills. Build: emil-design-eng (start here for components and screens), landing-page-design (single-CTA conversion landing page with a visual system), build-awwwards-quality-sites (immersive scroll-storytelling marketing sites), apple-design (Apple HIG principles). Motion: animate (add or refine animation on an already built site), animation-vocabulary (turn vague motion words into exact animation terms), motion (Framer Motion implementation + discipline), motion-system. Review and fix: screen-critique with the /critique-screen command (judge a rendered screen against seven critique lenses), interface-review (review UI changes in a PR, branch, or working tree with regression detection), better-interface (the holistic consolidation and verdict layer over the better-* family; uninstalled domains report as Not reviewed), better-layout (spacing, alignment, and grouping to the pixel), perception-laws (Gestalt laws, Von Restorff, visual hierarchy), accessibility-audit (WCAG 2.2 POUR). Systems: design tokens, typography scale, shadcn/ui composition, stitch-skill (create/update DESIGN.MD), taste-skill (targeted visual polish pass). Bridges (not vendored): impeccable-bridge for the full end-to-end UI/UX pass via /pro-dev install, taste-skills-bridge for the Leonxlnx anti-slop, visual-style, image-gen, and brand-kit library via /pro-dev install, plus web-design-engineer-bridge (reference-grounded HTML artifacts, style recipes, design scoring), tastemaker-bridge (extract tokens from a reference image's real pixels and lock the style across a project), and mengto-skills-bridge (scroll storytelling, WebGL and shader effects, video-to-superprompt) - all three installed with /pro-dev install. Install figma from claude-plugins-official via install-companions.sh. Bridges: react-patterns-bridge (Vercel composition and view-transition patterns). Lint: web-design-guidelines (file:line check of UI code against Vercel Web Interface Guidelines at a pinned commit). /pro-des
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Quality gate skills: requesting + receiving code review, verification-before-completion, user-validation. A Stop hook suggests /validate after repo changes; /validate writes a validation handoff (what changed, what was verified, what needs your eyes) to .pro-dev/validation/latest.md. Ships three documentation subagents (technical-writer, documentation-engineer, api-documenter) with /document and /api-docs, adapted from VoltAgent/awesome-codex-subagents. Nudges api-documenter when an OpenAPI/GraphQL/proto contract changes, and blocks plan saves outside the project directory. A floor guard warns on git push and gh pr create when a diff lowers the bar; /constraints writes a repo's CONSTRAINTS.md. A code-reviewer agent (Opus, read-only) reviews with fresh context from a four-field handoff.
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The AI-native SDLC as one stack-agnostic plugin. Stage commands: /intent (interview an idea or bug into intent/<id>-<slug>/intent.md, or intent/<date>-<slug>/ in a repo with no shortcode), /spec, /plan, /execute (build an approved plan in its own worktree and open the PR, never merge), /adr (record a decision with no change behind it), /review (REVIEW.md's bug, security and compliance passes), /pr-babysit (loop a PR to green, never merge); repo setup for the loop moved to /pro-dev install in pro-core. The templates the commands read ship as files under templates/ (intent, spec, plan, adr, REVIEW) so other tools can read them. Subagents: researcher (haiku), verifier (sonnet), simplifier (sonnet) and reviewer (opus). Four hooks ship in warn mode behind the mode files: protect-tests (no test edits in fix mode), plan-sync (a Stop hook that flags code changed with no plan.md update), production-gate (flags push to main, deploys, publishes and merges) and change-id (flags a commit on a change-id branch whose subject does not start with the id). /execute pauses before steps that touch auth, migrations, payments, deploys or secrets unless the plan's Risks names them; every plan cites references/definition-of-done.md. A doubt-driven-development skill sends a hard-to-undo build step to a fresh-context reviewer before the next step, with an optional Codex second opinion.
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Default Define + Plan skills: interview-me and idea-refine (Define-phase intent extraction and idea refinement, forked from agent-skills), brainstorming, written implementation plans, adhd — parallel divergent ideation under cognitive frames via /adhd (forked from UditAkhourii/adhd), and lavish — a bridge plus /lavish command for the kunchenguid/lavish-axi CLI that renders agent output (plans, tables, diagrams, diffs, reports) as reviewable HTML artifacts the user annotates in the browser (installed on demand via /pro-dev install). Depends on pro-execution for worktree and subagent execution handoff. /pro-pdd:install sets up its engines when pro-core is installed.
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Universal base skills and guardrails: find-skills, using-pro-dev (the cross-lifecycle router that maps a task to the right phase and skill, including bridge skills like impeccable-bridge, qa-suite, and lavish), and dream (memory consolidation over Claude Code auto-memory: scans session transcripts for corrections, decisions, preferences, and patterns, merges the findings into the memory files, and rebuilds a lean MEMORY.md index under 200 lines). /gh universal GitHub workflow command (briefing, new, commit, push, pr, ship, sync, resolve). /dream runs a consolidation on demand, with dry-run and status modes. /kaizen raises the bar one notch per run from a planning repo: it judges each tracked project against its own profile and current practice, red-teams it, applies one reversible improvement, briefs the rest and writes a dated ledger and HTML report; /kaizen init scaffolds the planning repo. PreToolUse hook blocks dangerous Bash (force-push to main, rm -rf /, .env redirects, sudo, chmod 777, curl|bash) and reads each git push for the forms that block misses (a delete of a protected branch, refs/heads/main, a bare push on main, git -C, --all, the default branch or a declared one), which it flags under its own protected-push mode: warn by default, deny only when mode.protected-push says enforce. A second PreToolUse hook on Read, Grep and Bash flags a read of a dotenv file (not .env.example), a private SSH key, a .pem file, .npmrc, a credentials file or a service-account JSON under its own secret-read mode: warn by default, deny only when mode.secret-read says enforce. scripts/env-check.py says whether a key is set (present, empty or missing) and never prints its value. A second PreToolUse Bash hook flags rm, rmdir, unlink, find -delete, find -exec rm and git clean whose target resolves outside the project root, with the temp folders and the pro-dev state folder exempt, under its own delete-outside mode: warn by default, deny only when mode.delete-outside says enforce
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/pro-ship:pr-check runs a repo's own checks, the floor guard, a mutation check and fresh-context reviewers, then writes a stamp; a gate hook on gh pr create warns when the stamp is missing or stale. A risk classifier sorts each change into low, medium or high and a merge gate on gh pr merge asks for approval at medium and high, pinned to the head commit. In pro-dev-starter. The documentation-and-adrs skill, adapted from agent-skills, says which docs a change touches and how to write an ADR; docs are judgment, never a gate. Deploy rules for Vercel: the vercel-deploy-bridge skill keeps the token in the environment, uploads and commits no .env file, defaults to preview and waits for a yes before every stage, commit, push, link, global install, anonymous --temporary deploy and production deploy. The upstream deploy-to-vercel skill installs via /pro-dev install. /pro-ship:install sets up its engines when pro-core is installed.
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