ink-tui-subcommand
Build and debug Lectic subcommands with Ink/React TUI patterns.
Essential command-line tools and system utilities.
Build and debug Lectic subcommands with Ink/React TUI patterns.
Textual CLI devtools for running, debugging, and exploring TUI apps. Includes run, console, serve, keys, colors, borders, easing commands. Used by tui-developer, tui-test-engineer, and tui-ux-specialist.
Programmatic control of the Unity Editor from the terminal via the `ucp` CLI. Automate scenes, GameObjects, components, assets, materials, prefabs, build pipelines, settings, tests, packages, selective `.unitypackage` import, debugging and profiling over a WebSocket/JSON-RPC 2.0 bridge. Use when the user asks to inspect, create, modify, or automate anything inside a Unity project without opening the Editor UI.
Interact with local Chrome browser session (only on explicit user approval after being asked to inspect, debug, or interact with a page open in Chrome). Connects via Chrome DevTools Protocol — no extension, no Puppeteer, handles 100+ tabs.
Design and implementation patterns for building command-line tools with modern UX. Use when designing a CLI, reviewing CLI UX, defining commands and flags, or implementing error handling and signal handling.
Use the kli CLI to interact with task graphs via Bash when MCP tools are unavailable. Teaches kli <tool> --task <id> syntax for observations, queries, and task management. Use when teammates need task graph access or MCP is unavailable.
Use Textual CLI dev tools to run, debug, and inspect the TUI app, including dev mode, key-press simulation, console, and style preview commands.
Send a desktop notification when pi finishes a task. Works on macOS, Windows, and Linux. On first use, interactively asks the user to choose a notification preference (always, ask every time, or never) via arrow-key selector. Use this skill at the end of every task completion — after committing, after finishing a code change, after answering a question, or any other unit of work.
Start the local Jekyll dev server and open a post in the browser
Browser automation via Playwright CLI for navigating pages, interacting with elements, capturing screenshots, and testing web applications through shell commands. Use when user mentions "playwright", "browser automation", "take a screenshot", "browser testing", "headless browser", "web testing", "fill out a form", "e2e test", or needs to automate browser workflows from the command line. This is a pre-installed CLI tool — do NOT install anything via npx or npm. Invoke this skill first, then use playwright-cli bash commands.
Navigate websites and query page content using Playwright CLI. Use this skill when the user asks to open a URL, extract data from a page, or check UI state.
Use this skill to control the cmux terminal app from Claude Code. Trigger on "cmux", "open browser pane", "split pane", "browser split", "open in browser", "cmux browser", "cmux notify", "cmux split", "새 pane 열어", "브라우저 열어", "알림 보내", "사이드바", "workspace 만들어", "pane 분할", "browser automation", "cmux에서", "cmux로", "cmux 사용해서". Also trigger when the user wants to open a URL alongside their terminal, send notifications when a task completes, manage terminal panes programmatically, automate browser interactions from the CLI, or set sidebar status/progress for build scripts. Do NOT trigger for general tmux commands — cmux is a different app. If cmux is not detected (no socket, no CLI), inform the user and skip.
Reproduce pi-masterplan todo selector/action UX, layout anchoring, and key behavior in another extension command.
Render manim videos with correct CLI flags, dependency checks, and bounded retry strategy.
This skill should be used when users want to create animated CLI demos, terminal recordings, or command-line demonstration GIFs. It supports both manual tape file creation and automated demo generation from command descriptions. Use when users mention creating demos, recording terminal sessions, or generating animated GIFs of CLI workflows.
Use when building CLI tools, implementing argument parsing, or adding interactive prompts. Invoke for CLI design, argument parsing, interactive prompts, progress indicators, shell completions.