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text: IMPORTANT: This is a real scenario. Choose which existing frontend skill or skills to load from this directory. Use any relevant skills in this directory that match the task. User request: "Make this dashboard feel more alive with subtle hover states and a bit more personality, but don't go overboard." Return exactly three lines: Skills: ...\nOrder: ...\nWhy: ...


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thinking:
**Refining dashboard skills**

I’m thinking about how to make the dashboard feel alive with hover states and a bit of personality, while also keeping it polished and subtle. The user mentioned not to go overboard. I can choose skills like animate for hover interactions, delight to add personality, and quieter for subtlety. I should also remember to include 'caveman' as a required skill. It seems like I should focus on a few key skills: maybe 'caveman', 'animate', 'delight', and 'quieter'.

**Choosing frontend skills**

The user has asked me to select which existing frontend skills to load from the directory. I think I should include animate, delight, and quieter, but I also need to include caveman since it’s mandated. Caveman may not be in this specific folder, but it’s essential. The load order should likely be 'caveman, animate, delight, quieter' since caveman enhances communication. For the 'Why' line, I’ll briefly state that these skills help create an engaging and subtle user experience.

**Selecting frontend skills**

The user asked for subtle hover states and some personality without going overboard. I think the best skills to include are: 'quieter' for subtlety, 'delight' for personality, and 'animate' for the hover effects. The format will be: Skills: caveman, quieter, delight, animate. Order: caveman, animate, delight, quieter. Why: These skills create engaging and subtle interactions without overwhelming the user, aligning with the user's request!

**Crafting skill selection**

Skills: caveman, animate, delight, quieter
Order: caveman -> animate -> delight -> quieter
Why: caveman for concise communication, animate to create subtle hover effects, delight to inject gentle personality through microinteractions, and quieter to maintain restraint and avoid overwhelming the user.

Skills: caveman, animate, delight, quieter
Order: caveman -> animate -> delight -> quieter
Why: caveman for compressed outputs, animate for subtle hover states, delight to introduce personality through microinteractions, and quieter to maintain a subtle and reserved approach.

text:
Skills: caveman, animate, delight, quieter
Order: caveman -> animate -> delight -> quieter
Why: caveman for concise output; animate adds subtle hover motion; delight injects gentle personality (microinteractions/colors); quieter ensures restraint so we don’t overdo it.

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