Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
Implement checkout sessions for purchasing subscriptions and products with Flowglad. Use this skill when creating upgrade buttons, purchase flows, or redirecting users to hosted checkout pages.
Implement feature access checks using Flowglad to gate premium features, create paywalls, and restrict functionality based on subscription status. Use this skill when adding paid-only features or checking user entitlements.
Implement usage-based billing with Flowglad including recording usage events, checking balances, and displaying usage information. Use this skill when adding metered billing, tracking API calls, or implementing consumption-based pricing.
Build pricing pages, pricing cards, and plan displays with Flowglad. Use this skill when creating pricing tables, displaying subscription options, or building plan comparison interfaces.
Use this skill when the user asks to create a new CatalogItem, data class, and/or widget class based on a JSON Schema definition in an application that uses Flutter's `genui` package.
Development helper for the GenUI repository. Use this skill when the user asks about GenUI workflows, running tests, creating components, finding A2UI or Dart references, or adhering to repository standards.
Build, install, and run NVIDIA cuVSLAM and PyCuVSLAM from source or wheels. Covers environment setup, dataset preparation, and running examples for all tracking modes (stereo, mono, mono-depth, stereo-inertial, multi-camera) and SLAM (mapping, localization, loop closure). Use when asked to: build cuVSLAM, install PyCuVSLAM, set up cuVSLAM environment, run cuVSLAM examples, prepare KITTI/EuRoC/TUM datasets, run visual odometry, set up live camera tracking (RealSense/ZED/OAK-D/Orbbec), run cuVSLAM in Docker, or use cuVSLAM C++ tools.
Post-merge lifecycle cleanup. Investigates the full state first, presents one decision summary, then executes after user approval. Commits leftover artifacts, deletes the session plan file, archives the worktree's isolated .planning, and delegates worktree removal to the worktree-manager agent. Pairs with branch-finisher as the closing bookend of a feature branch.
Use when moving a WorldWideView plugin from packages/ to local-plugins/ (the wwv-plugins community repo clone), converting legacy plugins to the new Engine & Payload architecture, or when a plugin hardcodes engine URLs, bundles Node.js built-ins, or uses import.meta.url for file paths inside Docker containers
End-to-end pipeline that takes a WorldWideView plugin from idea to npm-published and cleaned up. Conducts an isolated worktree + scaffold, GSD research/plan/build/UAT, dual-repo PRs (plugin + seeder), npm publish, and teardown, with user gates only at plan approval, UAT sign-off, npm publish, and teardown. Use when the user says "/plugin-new", "new plugin", "build a plugin end to end", "ship a plugin", or "run the plugin pipeline".