Claude Skills by silo-code

Capture a 600×400 documentation screenshot from the running Silo app and composite it on the standard wallpaper. Use whenever adding or updating screenshots in apps/docs/public/img/guide/.

Use when adding or changing any public @silo-code/sdk symbol — a new ctx method, exported type, or field — or when editing the project positioning / Context7 index. Covers the docs-in-sync workflow (TSDoc, @public/@internal + @category tags, barrel re-export, hand-authored ctx member page, pnpm docs:api, roadmap flip) and how apps/docs is indexed by Context7.

Build and sharpen Silo's domain glossary (docs/domain-language.md) as you design — challenge fuzzy terminology, discuss edge-case scenarios, and record decisions the moment they crystallize. Use when pinning down vocabulary, evaluating a naming choice, or when a change touches docs/decisions/ (ADRs) or docs/proposals/ (RFCs).

Publish a drafted Silo app release on GitHub — verify the draft's assets, expand its notes to cover every unpublished version back to the last public one, flip it to public, and confirm the updater picks it up. Use when asked to publish/ship a release, "did we ever publish X", or when a release tweet or announcement needs to match what users can actually install.

Use when writing or updating unit tests in the Silo repo. Covers the co-located Vitest setup, the pure-logic (no @testing-library/react) style and how to extract testable helpers, driving host state directly via the valtio store, and the contract-and-edges coverage expectations.

Launch (or attach to) the Silo dev app and drive it for runtime verification through the dev automation RPC bridge — exec commands, eval DOM, capture screenshots, and create/activate/delete workspaces, terminals, editors. This is the repo's GUI evidence-capture handle for the `verify` skill. Use when verifying a change by running the real app and observing it. Always works inside a throwaway sandbox workspace, never the user's real workspaces.

The `silo-extension-builder` Claude Code skill turns a plain-English description into a working Silo extension — it scaffolds the project, writes the source, compiles it, and installs it into Silo in one session.

Help the user design, write, compile, and install a Silo extension