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Claude Skills by flywheel-product
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- BuilderA living playbook for how an AI should build software so it lands right on the first pass and cuts prompting round-trips — every rule is a failure-mode-turned-default. Generic to any app. Covers behind-the-scenes build practice and process: be self-sufficient (verify/diagnose/fix before involving the user), build & ship discipline (compile clean, serves 200, never build over a live dev server, reuse code, commit→push→live, version + release notes), and which companion skills to pull in when. ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Crew ExecRed-team any high-stakes executive deliverable — a consultant readout, board deck, strategy memo, or proposal — with a fixed crew of eight AI personas before it goes in front of senior leaders. Five Executive Strategist chairs (Skeptical CEO, Guarded CPO, Pragmatic CTO, Status Quo CTO, and a synthesizing Transformation Realist) plus three specialists (User Researcher evidence auditor, Content Strategist for narrative/altitude, QA Inspector for completeness and cross-document contradictions) r...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- MobileqaRun the mobile compatibility suite (mobileqa.mjs) against a web app ONLY when the prompter explicitly asks for it in the current conversation — real phone emulation, per-route and per-modal screenshots in light and dark, and automated checks for modals taller than the screen, unreachable controls, horizontal overflow, iOS input zoom, tap targets and safe areas; plus the one-time install into a repo. Use ONLY when the user says to run mobile QA, asks for the mobile suite, asks to install it, o...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- ScreenshotqaRender a UI and actually look at it before calling it done — the reliable screenshot-and-review loop for any web app. A clean compile and a 200 response never prove the UI is right; client-rendered layout/CSS bugs (full-width controls, overflow, collapsed rows, wrong colors, broken dark mode, mobile reflow) show up only when you render and review. Includes a portable headless-Chrome screenshot helper (shot.mjs), data-seeding, responsive + dark-mode checks (one desktop and one phone width), an...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- SecurityAudit a vibe-coded web app's security against a practical checklist — RLS/auth, exposed secrets, signups, storage, IDOR, webhooks, headers, XSS. Tuned for React/Vite + Supabase on Netlify/Vercel/Cloudflare, with adaptations for Firebase and custom Node/Next APIs. Use whenever asked to do a security review/audit, check for vulnerabilities, find exposed secrets/keys, verify RLS or auth, harden an app before launch, or when the user types /security. Supports `/security --fix` (apply safe fixes o...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- SkillwriterHow to write an AI skill to disk so it is portable to any AI and auto-triggers in Claude — the two-file convention (thin SKILL.md adapter + a named <skill>.md guide that holds all the real content), the adapter template and footers, trigger-rich descriptions with the /slash command, sibling references instead of absolute paths, scripts shipped alongside, the base+overlay and family patterns, versioning in a collection repo with a README row and a symlink into ~/.claude/skills. Use when creati...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- StyleApply universal style & usability standards to build good, non-generic UI — interaction patterns, data-entry/tables/forms, navigation, feedback states, accessibility, spacing/motion, light/dark mechanics, and responsiveness. Brand-agnostic. Use whenever asked to make a UI good, usable, polished, responsive, or accessible, to add light/dark or UX patterns, or when the user types /style.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- ThemePick and fully commit to ONE distinct visual aesthetic for a UI from a curated library — Glassmorphism, Swiss, Material You, Editorial, retro/Y2K/terminal, Neobrutalism, Claymorphism, Cyberpunk, Industrial, Organic, Hand-Drawn, Anime, plus brand-derived looks (Apple, Spotify, Netflix, LEGO, NYT, etc.). Use when asked to give a UI a specific vibe/look/theme, to "make it feel like X", to choose a visual direction, or when the user types /theme. For a specific brand's identity use your own brand...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2