Use when you need to turn content, data, findings, or an existing JSX entry into a portable, self-contained file someone opens in a browser — including reports, dashboards, calculators, tech specs, setup guides, code review summaries, demos, comparisons, or small browser tools. Use this skill even if the user hasn't said "Rtifact" or "HTML", as long as the goal is a shareable readable artifact rather than a reusable codebase or full application. Also use when diagnosing Rtifact build failures, choosing an output mode, authoring JSX for the Rtifact stack, or applying a theme to an existing artifact. Do not use for HTML email templates, npm packages, scaffolded web app projects, or general static site generators.
EnglishUse when creating, revising, or fixing a custom Rtifact theme module (.ts or .jsx) — whether from a screenshot, website, brand hex colors, or a design specification. Also use when adding embedded custom CSS, debugging a contrast failure inside an Rtifact-built artifact, fixing a 'missing provenance' or schema error, adjusting a theme token value, inspecting a built artifact's visual quality, or exporting branded React components that ship alongside a ThemeDefinition. The work always targets a ThemeDefinition default export consumed by the Rtifact build system — not Tailwind config, MUI, Storybook themes, styled-components, or WCAG checks unrelated to an Rtifact theme.
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Rtifact Create Theme and other workflows.
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Rtifact
Use when you need to turn content, data, findings, or an existing JSX entry into a portable, self-contained file someone opens in a browser — including reports, dashboards, calculators, tech specs, setup guides, code review summaries, demos, comparisons, or small browser tools. Use this skill even if the user hasn't said "Rtifact" or "HTML", as long as the goal is a shareable readable artifact rather than a reusable codebase or full application. Also use when diagnosing Rtifact build failures, choosing an output mode, authoring JSX for the Rtifact stack, or applying a theme to an existing artifact. Do not use for HTML email templates, npm packages, scaffolded web app projects, or general static site generators.
Rtifact Create Theme
Use when creating, revising, or fixing a custom Rtifact theme module (.ts or .jsx) — whether from a screenshot, website, brand hex colors, or a design specification. Also use when adding embedded custom CSS, debugging a contrast failure inside an Rtifact-built artifact, fixing a 'missing provenance' or schema error, adjusting a theme token value, inspecting a built artifact's visual quality, or exporting branded React components that ship alongside a ThemeDefinition. The work always targets a ThemeDefinition default export consumed by the Rtifact build system — not Tailwind config, MUI, Storybook themes, styled-components, or WCAG checks unrelated to an Rtifact theme.
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