sickn33/agentic-awesome-skills v15.15.0

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[15.15.0] - 2026-08-18 - "Evidence, Durable Context, and UI Contracts"

Added six focused skills for deep reading, durable agent context, measurable
UI work, evaluation reporting, and cross-platform contract audits, while
hardening exact-release installation and contributor-credit workflows. The
published catalog contains 2,019 skills.

This release helps Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, and
related AI coding assistants keep claims attached to evidence, preserve verified
project knowledge across sessions, evaluate agent outcomes without denominator
drift, and carry product contracts consistently from storage to clients.

Start here:

• Install: npx agentic-awesome-skills
• dsh-deepread for evidence-first document analysis.
• using-lwc for durable, source-grounded project memory.
• anti-ui-slop for product-specific UI contracts and a
  hard finish gate.
• Choose your tool
• Bundles

Added

• Added anti-ui-slop for grounding web and iOS work in
  real interface references, explicit product contracts, required interaction
  states, and a finish gate that rejects generic coding-agent defaults
  (#1166).
• Added liuguang-banlan-ui for two parameterized
  iridescent UI modes with OKLCH authoring, deterministic WebGL and CSS fallback,
  reduced-motion handling, screenshot QA, and measurable color reports
  (#1154).
• Added using-lwc for durable, source-grounded agent memory
  across Wiki document and CodeGraph planes, with explicit scope, installation,
  initialization, and write-consent boundaries
  (#1152).
• Added dsh-deepread for evidence-first reading of
  articles, books, PDFs, web pages, and document sets through claim ledgers,
  argument analysis, knowledge maps, and Feynman checks
  (#1174).
• Added agent-evaluation-reporting for
  keeping autonomous, assisted, failed, timed-out, and invalid evaluation
  outcomes distinct, with explicit denominators, uncertainty, and readiness
  gates (#1177).
• Added
  cross-platform-contract-propagation-audit
  for read-only tracing of fields, enums, flags, and API contracts across
  storage, services, clients, analytics, rollout controls, and tests
  (#1178).

Changed

• Updated the exact-release installer to accept npm 12's valid single-element
  JSON-array response for npm view --json, while rejecting empty or ambiguous
  multi-item results and preserving fail-closed gitHead verification
  (#1167).
• Hardened zero-diff contributor-credit intake so an authoritative empty raw Git
  diff can proceed without weakening the rejection of missing or non-empty
  evidence
  (#1171,
  #1172,
  #1173).
• Regenerated the canonical catalog, offline AAS Core data, web assets,
  marketplaces, editorial bundles, compatibility reports, and Codex/Claude
  plugin distributions for 2,019 skills.

Security

• Preserved exact npm package-to-Git identity checks across npm 12 output-shape
  changes; missing, empty, changed, or ambiguous registry identity remains a
  hard installer failure.
• Repaired the protected maintainer intake for liuguang-banlan-ui and
  using-lwc with explicit provenance, risk labels, consent gates, pinned LWC
  bootstrap identities, reduced-motion behavior, renderer fallback, and
  regression coverage
  (#1169).
• Kept optional UIZZE preview inspection behind minimized-payload review and
  explicit network approval, and kept LWC installation, global initialization,
  and durable writes behind current user authorization.

Who should care

• Researchers, students, and analysts who need long-form reading outputs whose
  claims remain linked to inspectable source evidence.
• Coding teams that need verified project decisions and code relationships to
  survive across agent sessions without silently widening workspace authority.
• UI teams that want either a strict anti-generic finish gate or a measurable,
  accessible iridescent rendering workbench.
• Agent-evaluation owners and cross-platform product teams that need honest
  denominators, explicit readiness gates, and evidence for every contract edge.
• Maintainers and npm 12 users who depend on exact-release identity and
  contributor-credit workflows that fail closed on ambiguous evidence.

Validation

• Passed repository validation, reference validation, documentation-security
  checks, warning-budget enforcement, the complete 111-group repository test
  suite, plugin-compatibility and bundle checks, web-app install/build/prerender,
  and the npm package dry run on the protected release base.
• Reviewed all six added skills and their bundled files for semantics, safety,
  provenance, declared risk, limitations, consent boundaries, and relevant
  regression coverage.

Limitations

• dsh-deepread requires readable source material and cannot recover or invent
  content that the host agent could not retrieve.
• using-lwc documents LWC workflows but does not bundle an initialized Wiki,
  trusted project scope, or permission to install software or write memory.
• The UI skills do not guarantee visual quality automatically: external preview
  use needs approval, screenshot claims need actual image inspection, and WebGL
  environments still require the documented fallback and accessibility checks.
• Evaluation reports and contract audits expose evidence gaps; they do not make
  missing data comparable or implement the repairs they identify.

Credits

• @samuelbushi and the official
  uizze/uizze source for
  anti-ui-slop in
  PR #1166.
• @3516027002att-ui for
  liuguang-banlan-ui in
  PR #1154.
• @JanYork and
  JanYork/using-lwc for
  using-lwc in
  PR #1152.
• @xiehuan123 and
  xiehuan123/dsh-deepread for
  dsh-deepread in
  PR #1174.
• @Whxuan0701 for
  agent-evaluation-reporting and
  cross-platform-contract-propagation-audit
  in PR #1177
  and PR #1178.
• @rjvkn for the npm 12 installer identity fix
  in PR #1167.