tinypng-compresslisted

# TinyPNG Compress ## Overview Use the bundled `scripts/tinypng-compress.cjs` script to compress project image assets through the TinyPNG API without adding dependencies to the target project. The script overwrites matched image files in place and writes a `.tinypng-compressed.json` tracking file so unchanged files can be skipped on later runs. ## Workflow 1. Identify the smallest target directory that contains the assets, such as `public/figma-assets`, `public/assets`, or `src/assets`. 2. Run a dry-run first: ```powershell node "<skill-dir>\scripts\tinypng-compress.cjs" "<target-dir>" --dry-run ``` 3. Ensure the API key is available through `TINYPNG_API_KEY`. Never hardcode the key in a project script, skill, or committed file. 4. Compress after the dry-run output looks right: ```powershell $env:TINYPNG_API_KEY = "<tiny-png-api-key>" node "<skill-dir>\scripts\tinypng-compress.cjs" "<target-dir>" --passes 2 ``` 5. Review the project diff after compression because image files are changed in place. ## Script Options Use these options when the target project needs different behavior: - `--passes <number>`: compress each file multiple times. Default is `2` to match the source project behavior. - `--extensions <list>`: comma-separated extensions. Default is `png,jpg,jpeg`. - `--track-file <path>`: custom tracking JSON path. Default is `.tinypng-compressed.json` in the target directory. - `--force`: ignore the tracking file and recompress matched files. - `--no-recursiv