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design-doctor

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Health check and map of codeonym's whole creative toolkit on Arch Linux (graphic design, illustration, photo, UI, typography, print, Blender 3D, video editing, screen recording). Use when the user asks what design tools they have, whether everything is installed and working, which tool or skill fits a creative task, why a design tool misbehaves from the terminal (Homebrew shadowing ffmpeg/perl/python), or wants install commands for anything missing.

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In this repository9 other files it gives its agents.
- 3d-modelingSkill
- graphic-designSkill
- illustrationSkill
- photo-editingSkill
- print-layoutSkill
- screen-recordingSkill
- typographySkill
- ui-designSkill
- video-editingSkill

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SKILL.md

Design doctor

Run it

bash <skill-dir>/scripts/doctor.sh            # one-screen summary
bash <skill-dir>/scripts/doctor.sh --verbose  # every check in detail

It runs every skill's check.sh, lists anything missing with ready-to-paste pacman/yay commands, flags PATH shadowing (Homebrew tools hiding the Arch ones) and disk space.

Which skill for which job

I want to…	Skill	Main tools
Logo, banner, social post, thumbnail, icon, batch resize/compress images	`graphic-design`	Inkscape, GIMP (+G'MIC, Resynthesizer), ImageMagick
Draw, paint, concept art, comics, hand-drawn assets	`illustration`	Krita (+G'MIC)
Edit / grade / batch photos, strip GPS, upscale	`photo-editing`	darktable, GIMP, Upscayl, exiftool
App/website mockups, design system, favicons & app icons, color palettes	`ui-design`	Lunacy, Penpot/Figma (browser), Inkscape, Eyedropper
Choose/pair/install fonts, specimens, web fonts	`typography`	Font Manager, FontForge, fontconfig
Flyer, poster, brochure, business card, print-ready PDF, preflight	`print-layout`	Scribus, Ghostscript, Poppler
3D models, product/design mockups, renders, turntables, web 3D (GLB), 3D print	`3d-modeling`	Blender 5.2 (EEVEE GPU / Cycles CPU)
Edit videos, export for platforms, loudness, GIFs, thumbnails	`video-editing`	Kdenlive, melt, ffmpeg (VAAPI)
Record tutorials/demos, OBS scenes & plugins, keystrokes, zoom effects	`screen-recording`	OBS + plugins, showmethekey, OpenScreen

Cross-skill pipelines

Brand kit: typography (pick fonts) → ui-design/palette.sh (colors) → graphic-design (logo in Inkscape, svg-export.sh) → ui-design/icon-set.sh (favicons) → print-layout (business card) → 3d-modeling/mockup.py (presentation shots).
Tutorial video: screen-recording (record, finish-recording.sh) → video-editing (Kdenlive edit, encode.sh) → video-editing/thumbs.sh + graphic-design (thumbnail) → video-editing/gif.sh (README loop).
Portfolio piece: 3d-modeling/turntable.py or mockup.py → render.sh --anim → video-editing/encode.sh web → graphic-design/optimize.sh for stills.

Known machine facts

GNOME 50 on Wayland; AMD Radeon Vega 8 iGPU (VAAPI H.264/HEVC encode; no Cycles GPU); 8 CPU threads.
Homebrew is loaded in ~/.zshrc and shadows ffmpeg, ffprobe, perl, python3, cwebp. All skill scripts source lib/env.sh to put /usr/bin first. doctor.sh prints a one-line ~/.zshrc fix for your whole shell.

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