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Create SVG graphics through programmatic code generation. Use this skill when the user asks to create icons, logos, illustrations, diagrams, data visualizations, generative art, patterns, fractals, or any vector graphics. Provides executable Python scripts for grids, radial patterns, fractals, waves, particles, charts, icons, and optimization.

Set up and run Ralph Wiggum loop - autonomous AI coding with clean slate iterations, PRD-driven features, and CI quality gates. Use for long-running autonomous coding tasks.

Create award-winning, cinematic frontend interfaces that feel ALIVE. Combines 10+ years of creative frontend experience with technical excellence. Specializes in WebGL, custom shaders, premium animations, and distinctive aesthetics that would win on Awwwards. Use when building landing pages, dashboards, platforms, or any interface where "generic AI slop" is unacceptable.

Transforms workflow to use Manus-style persistent markdown files for planning, progress tracking, and knowledge storage. Use when starting complex tasks, multi-step projects, research tasks, or when the user mentions planning, organizing work, tracking progress, or wants structured output.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "set up gws", "install Google Workspace CLI", "connect Gmail to Claude", "manage Google Drive from terminal", "send email from CLI", "check my calendar", "create a Google Doc", "use gws", "Google Workspace agent", or mentions gws CLI, Google Workspace automation, or wants to interact with Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Sheets, Docs, Slides, Chat, Tasks, Meet, or Forms from the command line.

Explains technical systems, abstract concepts, workflows, architecture, comparisons, loops, and tradeoffs using plain language and readable ASCII diagrams. Use when the user asks how something works, requests a visualization, seems confused by a difficult concept, or would benefit from a clear mental model before implementation details.

Create Excalidraw diagram JSON files that make visual arguments. Use when the user wants to visualize workflows, architectures, or concepts.

Create Excalidraw diagrams as JSON files for flowcharts, user journeys, system architectures, wireframes, and visual documentation. Use when the user asks to create diagrams, flowcharts, visual representations, architecture diagrams, mind maps, or any Excalidraw-compatible visualizations. Outputs .excalidraw.json files that can be opened in excalidraw.com or any Excalidraw-compatible app.

Run two independent subagents through a structured debate on the same prompt: independent answers, cross-critique, revision, and a synthesized unified response. Use when explicitly invoked as $debate-brainstorm or /debate-brainstorm with a prompt, or when the user asks for a two-agent debate or adversarial comparison of a plan, design, or other complex work. Best for plans and complex open-ended work, not simple factual questions.

Build animated technical diagrams (flowcharts, decision trees, pipelines) as Remotion + React videos. You describe the diagram in plain English, Claude writes Mermaid, and a set of React components bake in the design system, auto-layout, and animation patterns — node/edge reveals, trace dots that follow a path and light up nodes, and an optional CRT shader wrapper. Use when the user wants an animated diagram, an explainer video of a flow, a "make this flowchart move" request, or motion graphics for architecture/decision logic.