Nadav011
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Nadav011's registry delivers UI/UX design engineering, motion craft, Hebrew RTL localization, Capacitor mobile development, Argos visual testing, and product management skills.
Agent Skills by Nadav011
Showing 39 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
ux-setup
Runs the verified one-time UI/UX design environment setup for a project.
roadmap-update
Update, create, and reprioritize product roadmaps using prioritization frameworks and capacity planning.
animate
Implements CSS, WAAPI, and Motion animations following a gated decision sequence for web UI.
find-animation-opportunities
Scans a codebase for UI moments that should animate and proposes exact motion values.
argos-upload
Upload screenshots and screen recordings to Argos and embed them in pull requests.
improve-animations
Audits codebase animation code and writes self-contained implementation plans for motion fixes.
mobile-native
Applies CSS and meta-tag fixes that make web apps feel native on mobile devices.
web-design-guidelines
Reviews UI code files against Vercel Web Interface Guidelines and reports findings by line.
ux-ship
Runs the release-gate ship mode of the nadav-design skill for pre-release measurement.
argos-cli
Operates the Argos CLI to inspect builds, review visual diffs, and manage flakiness.
stakeholder-update
Generate stakeholder status updates tailored to audience type and reporting cadence.
hebrew-tailwind-preset
Configure Tailwind CSS v4 for Hebrew RTL applications with logical utilities and Hebrew font stacks.
product-brainstorming
Facilitates structured product brainstorming sessions using ideation frameworks and assumption testing.
shadcn
Manages shadcn/ui components, presets, and registries via the shadcn CLI.
ux-screen
Builds or redesigns one UI screen through a reviewed, gated step-by-step workflow.
sprint-planning
Generates a structured sprint plan with capacity estimates, prioritized backlog, and risk tracking.
qa-report
Tests web apps in a real browser via Playwright MCP and produces a scored, screenshot-evidenced QA report.
nadav-design
Orchestrates end-to-end UI/UX setup, planning, screen building, auditing, and release gating for Hebrew RTL web projects.
prototype
Builds multiple divergent UI variants behind a keyboard-driven picker for live comparison and selection.
vercel-react-view-transitions
Implements React View Transition animations for route changes, shared elements, and Suspense reveals.
competitive-brief
Generates competitive analysis briefs with feature comparisons, positioning analysis, and strategic implications.
pc2
Connects to and operates a second Linux workstation over Tailscale via SSH.
capacitor-app-development
Guides Capacitor app development across configuration, platforms, storage, security, and troubleshooting.
hebrew-i18n
Implement Hebrew internationalization with plural rules, RTL CSS, and bidirectional text handling.
Frequently Asked Questions About Nadav011
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Nadav011's skills?▼
You can set up and govern full UI/UX project environments, build and critique animations, audit codebases for motion opportunities, run exploratory QA reports in a real browser, manage Argos visual-regression builds, develop Capacitor mobile apps, implement Hebrew RTL and i18n, and produce PM artifacts like PRDs, roadmaps, sprint plans, and stakeholder updates.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Design engineers and front-end developers working in React, Next.js, Tailwind, or Capacitor; teams building Hebrew RTL products for the Israeli market; and product managers needing structured specs, competitive briefs, research synthesis, and metrics reviews.
How do the Argos visual testing skills work in practice?▼
The argos-cli and argos-upload skills operate Argos from a terminal: upload screenshots or recordings for shareable URLs, inspect builds and snapshot diffs, submit reviews, manage flaky tests, and attach visuals to pull requests. They require an ARGOS_TOKEN or argos login, plus --project flags for personal access tokens.
Are Nadav011's skills open source?▼
Most skills carrying a license field — including the Argos, Vercel, Capacitor, and Hebrew RTL/i18n skills — are MIT licensed and free to use. Several skills credit upstream authors such as vercel, argos-ci, and capawesome-team with linked source repositories.
What prerequisites do the mobile and accessibility skills require?▼
Capacitor skills require Node.js and npm, plus Xcode (with CocoaPods or SPM) for iOS and Android Studio for Android. The Israeli accessibility skill needs Python 3.9+ for its audit script and uses axe-core for automated IS 5568/WCAG testing; Hebrew i18n patterns rely on standard ICU and Intl APIs.