skill-name-kebab-case

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Use this skill when the user wants to [intended task / user intent]. It triggers when they mention [keywords / concepts / adjacent tasks], even if they do not explicitly say "[core domain]".

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Issue Health 10%
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License 10%
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Description 5%
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# Skill Name Briefly summarize the target task, scope, and expected outcome of this skill. ## Gotchas * **Gotcha 1**: [Describe a highly specific, non-obvious, environment-dependent pitfall that models are likely to hit, rather than generic advice]. * **Gotcha 2**: [e.g., database soft-deletes, multi-system field name mapping, or silent health checks]. ## Workflow Checklist Progress: - [ ] Step 1: Parse and Inventory (Load `references/schema.md` or execute `scripts/parse.py`). - [ ] Step 2: Formulate Plan (Create a plan JSON and validate using `scripts/validate.py`). - [ ] Step 3: Execute Task (Apply changes with idempotent actions). - [ ] Step 4: Verify Results (Run tests and confirm output formatting). ## Detailed Guidelines ### Step 1 — Parse & Inventory Instruct the agent how to analyze the environment: 1. Load `references/guidelines.md` for specific style rules. 2. Verify input arguments. If ambiguous, reject immediately with clear options. ### Step 2 — Validation Loop Instruct the agent to execute a deterministic loop to prevent broken output: 1. Perform the edit. 2. Validate using a validation script: ```bash python3 scripts/validate.py "$TARGET_FILE" ``` 3. If validation fails: - Carefully inspect error codes and diagnostics in `stderr`. - Revise target code/text. - Run validation again. 4. Do NOT proceed to the next step until validation completely passes. ### Step 3 — Plan-Validate-Execute For batch, risky, or destructive actions: 1. Extract...

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Author
Benknightdark
Repository
Benknightdark/neo-skills
Created
6 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
JavaScript
License
MIT

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