finestructure-ai

share-live

Get a shareable link to what you just built, right now, without picking a host or configuring anything. Use when the user says share this, send it to someone, give me a link, show my client, demo this, or needs another person to open it within the next few minutes. Publishes to Fine Structure and requires an account, which the skill states up front. If the user wants to choose their own host, or is doing a real production launch, use ship-live instead.

windows-shell

Write shell commands that actually run on Windows. Use whenever the working machine is Windows and a command, script, path, or setup step is involved, and whenever a command has already failed with "not recognized", "cannot find path", "No such file or directory", a python3 or NUL problem, or CRLF warnings. Covers PowerShell, cmd, Git Bash, WSL, and the traps that differ between them.

Code & Development Listed

comment-hygiene

Stop the agent narrating code with redundant comments, and clean up code that is already full of them. Use when the user says stop commenting, too many comments, remove the comments, no comments, comment noise, the code is over-commented, or asks for clean code without narration. Also apply automatically while writing new code in any language, and when reviewing generated code before commit.

comment-hygiene

share-live

Turn what you just built into a link you can send someone, in about a minute. Use when the user says share this, send it to someone, give me a link, put it online, show my client, demo this, or asks how to let another person open what was just built. Also use when a prototype is finished and the obvious next step is showing it to a human who is not sitting at this machine.

windows-shell

a11y-audit

Audit and fix web accessibility against WCAG 2.2 and EN 301 549. Use when the user mentions accessibility, a11y, WCAG, screen readers, keyboard navigation, alt text, colour contrast, the European Accessibility Act, EAA, ADA, Section 508, an accessibility audit or compliance deadline, or asks whether a site is usable without a mouse. Also run before launching any public site or app in the EU, where accessibility is now a legal requirement.

humanize

Remove the signs of AI-generated writing from text in any language other than English. Use when the user asks to humanize, de-AI, or fix text that "sounds like ChatGPT" in Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Hebrew, Arabic, Russian, Japanese, or Chinese, or when they say the text sounds translated, robotic, stiff, unnatural, or foreign. Also use before publishing marketing copy, a blog post, a LinkedIn post, an email, or a landing page written in one of those languages.

i18n-ready

Make generated UI code translatable and right-to-left safe. Use when the user mentions i18n, l10n, internationalization, localization, translation, multiple languages, RTL, right to left, Hebrew, Arabic, Persian, Urdu, locale formatting, pluralization, or says the layout breaks in another language. Also apply while building any UI that will ship in more than one language, before the strings are hardcoded and expensive to extract.

rules-migrate

Move agent instruction files between tools. Use when the user mentions .cursorrules, .cursor/rules, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, copilot-instructions, .windsurfrules, Cline rules, Aider conventions, or says they are switching from Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf, Cline or Codex to Claude Code, or wants one rules file that works across several agents. Also use when rules exist in more than one format and have drifted apart.

ship-live

Get a project production ready and deployed to a host you choose. Use when the user asks which host to use, whether the project is ready to deploy, or names Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, GitHub Pages, Railway, Render or Fly. Runs a preflight that finds what only works on localhost (hardcoded localhost calls, keys in the client bundle, a tracked .env, no SPA fallback) and a postflight that opens the deployed URL and proves it renders. If the user just wants a shareable link fast and does not want to pick a host, use share-live instead.

Data & Documents Listed

docs-i18n

Make generated Word, PowerPoint, Excel and PDF files render non-Latin text correctly instead of as empty boxes. Use whenever a document, deck, spreadsheet or PDF will contain Hebrew, Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Thai, or any script other than Latin, Greek and Cyrillic. Also use when generated output shows tofu boxes, question marks, missing glyphs, or right-to-left text running the wrong way.