css-cleanup
Audit and refactor CSS in Obsidian .obs block files to follow Rock's styling priorities. Replaces inline styles, hard-coded values, and unnecessary scoped CSS with Rock utility classes and CSS variables. Use when the user says "clean up css", "css cleanup", "polish styles", "refactor css", "style audit", "fix the styling", "use rock utilities", or after running /convert-block on a block. Also use when reviewing .obs files and noticing inline styles, hard-coded hex colors, or excessive scoped CSS that could use Rock's utility system. Do NOT use for: writing new blocks, C# changes, JavaScript logic changes, or creating new SCSS files in styles-v2/. Do NOT use for general code review (use /review-conversion instead).
Installation and usage
Audit and refactor CSS in Obsidian .obs block files to follow Rock's styling priorities. Replaces inline styles, hard-coded values, and unnecessary scoped CSS with Rock utility classes and CSS variables. Use when the user says "clean up css", "css cleanup", "polish styles", "refactor css", "style audit", "fix the styling", "use rock utilities", or after running /convert-block on a block. Also use when reviewing .obs files and noticing inline styles, hard-coded hex colors, or excessive scoped CSS that could use Rock's utility system. Do NOT use for: writing new blocks, C# changes, JavaScript logic changes, or creating new SCSS files in styles-v2/. Do NOT use for general code review (use /review-conversion instead).
Once installed, you can use this skill by running the following command in your terminal:
skills use css-cleanup