Rename the current git branch using conventional naming (feat/, fix/, chore/, prototype/) with optional GitHub ticket…
EnglishRender the current discussion (a plan, walkthrough, analysis, or proposal) as a live, shareable Claude Artifact — a hosted HTML page on claude.ai (falling back to a self-contained local HTML file when the Artifact tool isn't available). Use when the user wants the output as a readable, shareable HTML document rather than chat or markdown — e.g. "render this as html", "make a html doc for this", "share this as an artifact", or "/html".
EnglishVisual design exploration in Paper Desktop. Generate multiple variants as artboards on the Paper canvas, compare them side-by-side, collect feedback, iterate. Use when the user asks to "explore designs in paper", "paper design variants", "design shotgun in paper", or has Paper Desktop open as the preferred canvas. For Figma-based exploration, use design-shotgun-figma. Proactively suggest when the user describes a UI feature but hasn't seen what it could look like AND Paper is the chosen canvas.
EnglishBrowse the web, interact with web pages, fill forms, click buttons, take screenshots, and extract information from websites. Supports browser profiles (root, partner, customer) for different user contexts — specify as argument e.g. "/browser customer". Use this skill whenever the user asks to open a URL, navigate a website, scrape content, fill out a form, test a web page, take a screenshot, or perform any browser-based task. Also trigger when the user says "go to", "open this page", "check this site", "screenshot", "fill this form", "click on", or references interacting with a live web page.
EnglishIncludes Code Rename Branch, Create HTML Doc, Design Explore, and other workflows.
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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What’s included
Code Rename Branch
Rename the current git branch using conventional naming (feat/, fix/, chore/, prototype/) with optional GitHub ticket reference
Create HTML Doc
Render the current discussion (a plan, walkthrough, analysis, or proposal) as a live, shareable Claude Artifact — a hosted HTML page on claude.ai (falling back to a self-contained local HTML file when the Artifact tool isn't available). Use when the user wants the output as a readable, shareable HTML document rather than chat or markdown — e.g. "render this as html", "make a html doc for this", "share this as an artifact", or "/html".
Design Explore
Visual design exploration in Paper Desktop. Generate multiple variants as artboards on the Paper canvas, compare them side-by-side, collect feedback, iterate. Use when the user asks to "explore designs in paper", "paper design variants", "design shotgun in paper", or has Paper Desktop open as the preferred canvas. For Figma-based exploration, use design-shotgun-figma. Proactively suggest when the user describes a UI feature but hasn't seen what it could look like AND Paper is the chosen canvas.
Jt Browser
Browse the web, interact with web pages, fill forms, click buttons, take screenshots, and extract information from websites. Supports browser profiles (root, partner, customer) for different user contexts — specify as argument e.g. "/browser customer". Use this skill whenever the user asks to open a URL, navigate a website, scrape content, fill out a form, test a web page, take a screenshot, or perform any browser-based task. Also trigger when the user says "go to", "open this page", "check this site", "screenshot", "fill this form", "click on", or references interacting with a live web page.
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