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kicad-happy gives Claude Code, Codex, and other agents workflows for parsing KiCad projects, checking nets, voltages, layouts, signal integrity, and EMC risks, and preparing component, BOM, and fabrication work. SPICE analysis requires a compatible simulator such as ngspice, LTspice, or Xyce. Distributor lookups can use optional API keys and otherwise fall back to web search.

Web Asset Generator creates favicons, app icons, and social sharing images from a logo, text, or emoji, then produces common sizes and checks file and accessibility requirements. It can detect frameworks such as Next.js or Astro and help integrate the assets. The scripts require Python 3.6+ and Pillow; emoji rendering uses optional dependencies.

Superdesign is a product-design skill for coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. It reads the current interface and code context, gathers style references, establishes a reusable design system, and creates branchable HTML drafts on a design canvas for new pages or redesigns. The complete workflow also requires the Superdesign CLI and a login, and it is separate from the archived legacy VS Code extension.

illo is an Agent Skill for turning articles, blog ideas, or abstract concepts into original print-style editorial illustrations led by a recurring mascot. It includes character packs, ten bundled visual looks, palette controls, and a character builder, while keeping each image focused on one metaphor. Rendering can use an authenticated Codex CLI or Grok CLI subscription, or a selectable pay-per-image model through OpenRouter.