Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
First stage for a new speech-model port. Produces reports/porting/<family>/<variant>/intake.json, drafts the family capability table, seeds the golden manifest skeleton, and clears Preflight Gate A.
Brings up the C++ implementation for a new model family at the reference dtype. Produces src/arch/<family>/*, finalized tolerances, resolved capability checks, batch parity, and full ref-dtype WER against the Oracle reference baseline. Use after porting-3-convert. Quant generation is Stage 5, not here.
Use when creating, editing, checking, or finalizing Articraft articulated-object records in the local library.
Use when working with Articraft local library records, categories, manifest rebuilds, validation, or data-folder maintenance.
Use when adding or refactoring frontend features in this repository and you need to prevent large single-file changes, oversized entry files, mixed responsibilities, or giant App.tsx/Home.tsx style implementations. Apply it when a task risks stuffing UI, state, effects, data access, and helper logic into one file instead of splitting work into focused components, hooks, services, utils, and types.
Use when the user refers to repository-specific terms such as home view, panel, local library, Navidrome view, visualizer mode, queue, current song, search state, or other spoken component/state names and you need to map them quickly to the concrete files, hooks, stores, and code ownership in this project.
Use when implementing, refactoring, or reviewing code in this repository and the task may duplicate existing helpers, libraries, visualizer utilities, lyrics utilities, font/color helpers, list virtualization, icon usage, i18n, playback adapters, or service patterns. Trigger before writing new utility functions or installing/hand-rolling functionality already present in the project.
Use when adding, changing, refactoring, or reviewing user-facing settings in this repository, especially visual settings, appearance settings, visualizer tuning, background/theme/typography controls, playback/integration/storage/desktop/lab settings, or any setting that should be importable/exportable or invokable from the command palette.