A simple sticky notes app for GNOME

GlueSQL is quite sticky. It sticks to anything.

A documentation page — inline-start nav, scrollable article body, inline-end table of contents. Use when the brief mentions "docs", "documentation", "guide", "API reference", or "tutorial".

A Claude Code skill that turns URLs, notes, or topics into SEO-optimized, human-sounding blog posts with full metadata, FAQ schema, and anti-detection features.

Generate a reusable design.md or DESIGN.md from a live website by deeply inspecting the site with `agent-browser` and `agent-browser eval`, then synthesizing its visual language, layout system, interaction patterns, and content style into a structured markdown design system. Use when given one or more website URLs and asked to analyze a site, reverse-engineer its design, extract its look and feel, write DESIGN.md, create a style guide, or capture a site's UI rules for later AI-assisted design or implementation. Prefer this skill when the goal is documentation rather than rebuilding the page in code. Always use `agent-browser` as the primary browser runtime; if it is missing, help the user install or expose it instead of switching platforms or browser stacks.

Break the linear presentation of Jupyter Notebooks with sticky cells!

Cloud-native SaaS architecture methodology extending Twelve-Factor with three additional factors (API First, Telemetry, Security). Use when planning SaaS tools, product software architecture, microservices design, PRPs/PRDs, or cloud-native application development; when the user says "fifteen factor", "12 factor", "SaaS architecture", "cloud-native design", "application architecture", "microservices best practices"; or when in a planning/architecture session. Do NOT use for greenfield monolith design without cloud-native constraints, internal tooling that will never ship as a service, or local-only scripts.

Build self-contained, double-click-to-open HTML prototypes so the user can vet an interface before it gets built. One file holds several structurally different variants of a page, app screen, component, flow, or terminal/TUI layout (rendered in-browser), plus a draggable Design Deck for flipping between variants, tuning fonts, colors, spacing, shape, motion and 'feel' with live dials, trying vibe presets, checking viewport sizes and light/dark, pinning comments on elements, and an 'Export to LLM' button that copies the chosen variant and every dial value as a handoff block to paste back to the agent. Use this whenever the user wants to prototype, mock up, wireframe, explore options for, or sanity-check a UI (landing page, dashboard, settings page, onboarding, form, mobile screen, component, CLI/TUI layout), or says 'what should this look like', 'show me a few options', 'let me tweak it before we build', 'vet the design'. Also use it when the user pastes a block starting with 'AI-ASSIST

Use when building AI agents with agentfootprint — LLMCall, Agent, skills, RAG, memory, control flow, Swarm concepts, mock/anthropic/openai/ollama providers, tools, recorders, resilience, and streaming. Also use when someone asks how agentfootprint works or wants to understand the framework.