Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
Documentation-only master skill for GLM ecosystem discovery and installation. This skill does not execute scripts or subprocess commands. It provides a curated list of official GLM skills, install methods, and source links.
Move reference doc updates from one release docs branch to another (e.g., 4.89 → 4.90) when a feature is pushed to a later release. Handles three PR states — open (retarget), closed-without-merge (apply-only), merged (revert + apply).
Translate, extend, and create `.resx` localization files for .NET apps with project-aware wording and minimal file churn. Use this skill whenever the user wants to localize or update `Translations.resx`, `*.resx`, WPF/WinForms/.NET resource files, add a new language like `vi`, `ja`, or `fr-FR`, fill missing translations, or improve an existing locale while preserving XML structure, placeholders, naming conventions, and current formatting. Trigger even when the user does not mention `.resx` explicitly but is clearly asking to localize app text, UI labels, menus, dialogs, settings, validation messages, or existing app translations. Also trigger for requests like "translate this resx", "add a new language", "fill missing strings", "localize my app", "translate resource files", or "complete the existing locale".
Repository-specific Nx monorepo structure, library placement rules, scoped path aliases, and migration guardrails for portal/workspace/app code.
Repository-specific guidance for Electron non-EPG SQLite worker boundaries, request-scoped DB progress events, and validation for slow DB operations.
Theme architecture, design tokens, shared SCSS library, portal header/sidebar patterns, Electron drag regions, and cross-portal style consistency.
Repository-specific UI design guidance for IPTVnator channel rows, EPG views, settings surfaces, shared selection styles, and light/dark theme consistency.
IPTVnator's Electron-first Xtream implementation, including feature/data-access boundaries, worker-backed DB flows, and Xtream loading/progress UX.
Plan, write, and review VS Code blog posts. ALWAYS use this skill when the user asks to "write a blog post", "draft a blog", "add a blog post for", "review this blog post", or provides a feature/issue/PR to announce on the VS Code blog. For new posts, it proposes an outline and asks clarifying questions first, and does not edit any files until you approve the plan.
Create and manage redirects in VS Code documentation when pages are moved, renamed, or deleted. Use when moving docs pages, renaming files, restructuring content, or when the user asks about redirects.