Uri Wernik avatar

Uri Wernik

Community

@Uri-Wernik

3Followers
|
2Public Repos
|
3Published Skills

Uri Wernik's registry ships anti-generic frontend design skills for landing pages and redesigns, plus a Portuguese-language cybersecurity study companion covering Red Team, Blue Team, and cloud fundamentals.

Skills Distribution
DomainUI/UX & Crea...Frontend Design & .. (45%)Cybersecurity Educ.. (25%)Design Auditing & .. (20%)Technical Writing .. (10%)

Agent Skills by Uri Wernik

Showing 3 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.

Frequently Asked Questions About Uri Wernik

FAQPage Schema
What tasks can I accomplish with Uri Wernik's skills?

You can generate original landing pages, portfolios, and redesigns that avoid templated looks; audit and upgrade existing websites to premium design standards on any CSS framework; and study cybersecurity topics including Red Team, Blue Team, ethical hacking, Linux, AWS, TCP/IP, and network protocols.

Who are these skills designed for?

Frontend developers and designers who want distinctive, non-generic interfaces, plus Portuguese-speaking cybersecurity students working through courses, labs, transcripts, and notes from beginner level upward, including those planning to write a study book.

How does the redesign skill work on existing projects?

It performs an audit-first pass on the current design, identifies generic AI-generated patterns, then applies high-end design standards while preserving existing functionality. It is compatible with any CSS framework as well as plain vanilla CSS codebases.

What does the cyber-study-book skill cover?

It supports cybersecurity study workflows: translating and organizing course transcripts, explaining tools, commands, and errors, correlating offensive techniques with defenses, reviewing Markdown notes, and planning, synthesizing, and writing chapters for a future book.

What prerequisites or inputs do these skills require?

The design skills need a brief or an existing project to audit. The cyber-study-book skill is user-invocable and accepts an argument hint such as a lesson, transcript, error message, topic, or chapter from the cybersecurity workspace to work on.