multi-agent-coordination
Synchronize work between Antigravity and Claude Code agents
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Synchronize work between Antigravity and Claude Code agents
Frontend website debugging toolkit using Chrome DevTools Protocol with Playwright/WebKit fallbacks. Use this skill when: (1) Debugging CSS, HTML, or JavaScript issues on a webpage, (2) Taking screenshots to ver...
Enables autonomous context management for codebases through claude.md files. Use when creating, maintaining, or synchronizing AI agent context. Provides tools and workflows for monitoring context health, detect...
Generate structured requirements from natural language. No API key required - uses Claude Code OAuth.
Auto-scaffold Designer Guides learning paths by analyzing existing guides (Claude Code, Cursor) and generating new guides for other tools
Generate complete, production-ready MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers with automatic setup, configuration, and Claude Code integration
Build custom slash commands in Claude Code with YAML frontmatter, permissions, and best practices. Use when creating automation workflows, project-specific commands, or standardizing repetitive tasks.
Follow a structured approach to create new Claude Code plugins and register them in your marketplace. Use when building plugins for commands, skills, hooks, or MCP servers.
Build event-driven hooks in Claude Code for validation, setup, and automation. Use when you need to validate inputs, check environment state, or automate tasks at specific lifecycle events.
Review AI prompts and instructions for conciseness and clarity. Use when reviewing skills, CLAUDE.md, slash commands, or any LLM prompt content.
A meta-skill for documenting and creating reusable skills for Claude Code agents. Use when you discover a technique, pattern, or workflow worth documenting for reuse across projects.
Create native Claude Code hooks in ~/.claude/hooks/. Use when adding event-triggered automation (PreToolUse, PostToolUse, Stop, etc.).
Create custom Task subagents in ~/.claude/agents/. Use when defining new agents for Task tool delegation.
Create slash commands for user-initiated workflows. Use when building repeatable /name commands for Claude Code.
Route tasks to optimal LLM provider (Gemini, Codex, Copilot, Claude)
Create skills that extend Claude with specialized knowledge and workflows. Use when Claude needs to learn a methodology or approach.
Claude implements enterprise TypeScript authentication with Better Auth. Use when building auth systems, adding OAuth providers, enabling MFA, or managing sessions in TypeScript/Next.js projects.
Creates Model Context Protocol servers with tools, resources, and prompts for AI assistant integration. Use when extending Claude with custom capabilities, building AI tool integrations, or exposing APIs to AI...
Claude writes fast, reliable tests using Vitest for TypeScript/JavaScript projects. Use when writing unit tests, component tests, setting up mocks, snapshot testing, or configuring test coverage.
Claude writes reliable E2E tests using Playwright for browser automation. Use when writing end-to-end tests, implementing Page Object Model, visual regression testing, API mocking, or cross-browser testing.
Claude designs scalable React component architectures using compound components, custom hooks, and state machines. Use when building reusable UI systems or complex component APIs.
Claude builds accessible React UIs using shadcn/ui components with Radix primitives and React Hook Form integration. Use when creating forms, dialogs, or composable UI systems.
Claude styles UIs with Tailwind CSS utility classes, responsive design, and dark mode support. Use when creating component styles, theming systems, or responsive layouts.
Claude applies OWASP security best practices to web applications. Use when preventing vulnerabilities, implementing input validation, securing authentication, configuring security headers, or conducting securit...
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