JinPLu
UserEvidence-first skills for Codex, Cursor, and Claude Code: research, debugging, planning, execution, review, and goal loops.
Categories
Indexed Skills (9)
teamwork-collaborate
Use when the user explicitly wants to discuss, brainstorm, compare options, or make a material preference decision, or when unclear intent needs guided clarification; do not use for clear execution or a single discoverable detail.
teamwork-debug
Use when a failure, regression, crash, flake, or unexpected result has an unknown cause that must be diagnosed before a safe fix; do not use when the cause and narrow fix are already clear.
teamwork-goal
Use when the user explicitly asks to persist until a verifiable result, fix until green, monitor through completion, or stay within a stated budget; do not infer persistence from difficulty.
teamwork-init
Use when the user asks to add or refresh concise project-local Teamwork instructions in one named project; do not use to install global tools or create workflow records.
teamwork-plan
Use when the user asks for an implementation plan, task breakdown, checklist, roadmap, or handoff and the outcome and direction are already selected; do not use to choose the direction or execute changes.
teamwork-research
Use when a broad or deep external investigation needs multiple source classes, claim-level evidence synthesis, or contradiction resolution; do not use for a narrow lookup or local code inspection.
teamwork-review
Use when the user asks to review, audit, critique, or validate a stable code, document, plan, artifact, or claim; do not use to diagnose an unknown failure or create the initial candidate.
teamwork-update
Use when the user asks to inspect, install, or refresh Teamwork-owned global surfaces; do not use as a prerequisite for another skill or to migrate project documents.
teamwork-explore
Use when a request or active workflow needs direct evidence about local code, files, configuration, logs, tests, history, artifacts, or runtime state as its result or next discriminator; do not use for external or current-source research, ordinary local reads already needed during implementation, unknown-cause diagnosis, design, or mutation.
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