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Read, create, edit, or validate native PowerPoint .pptx presentations. Use when the user provides a PPTX file, asks for PowerPoint output, or needs template/XML-level PPTX editing. Use web-ppt instead for single-file HTML slide decks or magazine-style web presentations.

Read, analyze, create, edit, repair, format, or validate spreadsheet files such as .xlsx, .xlsm, .csv, and .tsv. Use when the user provides a spreadsheet file, asks for native Excel output, needs formulas/pivots/financial-model formatting, or needs format-preserving edits. Do not use for ordinary Markdown tables or quick tabular prose unless spreadsheet file output is required.

Multi-agent parallel research methodology. 3-5 agents investigate different perspectives of a topic simultaneously for comprehensive coverage with minimal overlap. 4x speedup vs sequential research.

Draft, refine, prune, split, or rewrite Contexts and Dictionaries for the Context-Anchored Specifications framework. Use this skill whenever the user (or a subagent you spawn) is asked to define a Context, draft an initial Dictionary from a Spec File, add or refine a term and its definition, prune the Dictionary at a recurring spec review, document Relationships between Contexts, or split a Contex

Framework based on April Dunford''s "Obviously Awesome" and "Sales Pitch". Use this skill whenever the user is discussing how to describe, frame, differentiate, sell, or talk about their product — even if they do not explicitly say "positioning," "pitch," or "messaging." Triggers include: (1) defining or evaluating product positioning using the five-component framework, (2) translating positioning

Best practices for writing, reviewing, and refactoring React Flow / @xyflow/react v12 canvases. Use when work touches React Flow components, custom nodes, custom edges, handles, node data typing, viewport controls, MiniMap/Background/Panel usage, NodeToolbar, NodeResizer, or workflow-builder review tasks.

Framework based on April Dunford''s "Sales Pitch". Use this skill whenever the user is discussing sales conversations, pitch decks, demos, buyer messaging, or stalled deals — even if they do not explicitly say "sales pitch," "positioning," or "Dunford." Triggers include: (1) structuring a B2B sales conversation that builds buyer confidence rather than pushing features, (2) developing a pitch narra

Convert Figma or Pencil designs into production-ready frontend code using Feature-Sliced Design and Tailwind CSS v4. Use when translating designs into code, extracting tokens, mapping UI to FSD layers (shared / entities / features / widgets / pages / app-shell / app), enforcing Server vs Client boundaries when applicable, or validating design-to-code fidelity.

Amazon''s Working Backwards product development method based on Colin Bryar and Bill Carr''s "Working Backwards". Use this skill whenever the user is discussing a new product, feature, pitch, or launch narrative — even if they do not explicitly say "PR/FAQ," "press release," or "working backwards." Triggers include: (1) writing or reviewing a PR/FAQ for a new product or feature, (2) drafting the l

Generate and deploy a complete brand asset pack for a Next.js App Router project. Scans the project, prints what to generate with exact specs, then imports and wires everything correctly.

Model product UI actions from user intent questions after a meaningful outcome, completion, created resource, imported data, uploaded file, synced integration, report, deployment, automation, review state, handoff, or workflow milestone. Use when deciding which actions to show, hide, group, name, prioritize, defer, or place across outcome, item, selection, continuation, navigation, recovery, and a

Convert Pencil `.pen` design files and named Pencil node IDs into production frontend code. Use when asked to implement, migrate, reproduce, or refine a Pencil/Figma-like visual design in code, especially for responsive artboards, glassmorphism, typography matching, background image layers, design tokens, or visual fidelity debugging against Pencil node IDs.