Use when modifying WezTerm visual appearance in this config — colors and palette, accent color, light/dark theme switching, tab bar look, window decorations and padding, transparency, fonts, cursor styling. Triggers on any request that touches how the terminal *looks* (not behavior or keybindings, which are a separate concern). Examples include "change accent to blue", "switch to light theme", "make tabs flatter", "increase padding", "different font", "round corners", "less aggressive inactive pane dimming". Use this skill instead of guessing where colors live or inlining hex values into option modules.
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Install skill "wezterm-design" with this command: npx skills add OSDDQD/skillsmp-osddqd-osddqd-wezterm-design
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Run all available checks on this WezTerm config — stylua format check, selene lint, and a headless WezTerm parse-check that loads the config without opening a GUI window. Use before claiming a config change works, or when the user asks to "verify the wezterm config", "validate the config", or finishes a refactor and wants confidence the config still loads.
Interactive local dashboard for OpenClaw API usage. Shows token consumption, request counts, and system health across all configured LLM models — broken down...
Read data from a Google Sheet and create a formatted Google Docs report.
Find Gmail messages with a specific label and forward them to another address.