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code-standards
Prabhdeep (Sonu) Singh's personal coding standards — the house rules for writing code the way he does. Covers intention-revealing naming (never generic names like data/info/temp/manager/helper), small single-purpose modular functions, readable guard-clause control flow, strict separation of concerns, no inline styles, and no magic values. Use this skill whenever writing, generating, refactoring, or reviewing ANY code in ANY language — even when the user doesn't mention "standards" or "style." It defines the baseline quality bar for all code produced here. If you're about to write or edit code, consult this first.
content-seo
On-page / editorial SEO for written content — so what you publish ranks AND gets cited by AI answer engines. INVOKE THIS PROACTIVELY — even when the user never says "SEO" — whenever writing or editing prose meant to be published on the web — blog posts, articles, guides, tutorials, landing-page copy, product/marketing pages, press releases, "what's new"/changelog/release-note entries, FAQ pages, documentation, or Markdown content (`content/**/*.md`, `*.mdx`) and its frontmatter (title, description, slug, canonical). Covers search intent, title tags, meta descriptions, heading structure, keyword targeting, content depth, internal linking, image alt text, URL slugs, featured-snippet and AI-citation formatting, E-E-A-T, and the do's/don'ts that get content penalized. It is the editorial-SEO quality bar for all published writing produced here — reach for it on any content-writing task, not only when SEO is named. (Pairs with the technical [[seo-standards]] skill, which covers the HTML/template/redirect side.)
seo-standards
Best-in-class SEO for any web page. INVOKE THIS PROACTIVELY — even when the user never says "SEO" — whenever creating or editing any of these — HTML, JSX/TSX, Vue, Svelte, Astro, or other page/component templates; route or URL definitions; redirects (301/302/410); `<head>` metadata (title, meta description, canonical, robots, hreflang, Open Graph); structured data / schema.org JSON-LD; XML sitemaps or robots.txt; or anything served as a web page or that affects how one is crawled or indexed. Covers heading structure, canonical tags, title/meta length, URL strategy, redirect rules, schema markup, render-blocking JS/CSS, and indexation controls. It is the baseline SEO quality bar for all web output produced here, so reach for it on any web-page or frontend task — not only when SEO is named.
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