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Long-form web novel writing. From outline to full text, it assists the creation of Chinese long-form web novels, including worldbuilding, characters, genre contract, plotline management, branch exploration and distillation of the author's style. Triggers: /story-long-write, /写长篇, 「帮我开书」「写大纲」「分支推演」「作者文风蒸馏」「切换写作方法」「日更」「续写」「继续写」「修改第X章」「回炉」「重写第X章」.
Adversarial review from multiple perspectives. In full/lean mode, spawns reviewer agents in parallel when they are deployed; automatically falls back to solo if agents are missing or abnormal, or if spawning fails. Uses the built-in rubric as a fallback when reference files are unreadable. Triggers: /story-review, /审查, “审查一下”, “帮我审一下”.
Infrastructure deployment for the web novel writing toolkit. Provides built-in adapters for Claude Code / OpenCode / Codex / ZCode / TRAE Code / WorkBuddy / CodeBuddy Code / OpenClaw / Reasonix; Web AI / general Agents can use the skills + AGENTS.md file mode. Triggers: /story-setup, $story-setup, 「准备写书」「帮我搭一下环境」「配置写作项目」.
Short-form web fiction analysis. Breaks down popular short fiction across genres such as Tomato short stories, Gushi Hui, Zhihu Yanxuan, pursuit of a wife, social realism, rebirth, and revenge, examining the story core, structure, emotional arc, twists, writing techniques, and resonance. A single end-to-end analysis pipeline: runs Stage 2-6 to produce a complete analysis report, saved to 拆文库/{书名}/. The downstream story-short-write reads the analysis report, plot points, writing techniques, original text, and _meta.json together to write the next story. Triggers: /story-short-analyze, /短篇拆文, “拆短篇”, “拆这篇短文”, “短篇拆文”, “精细拆解短篇”, “8000 字短篇拆解”, “番茄短篇拆文”, “故事会拆解”, “盐言故事拆解”, “分析这篇短篇” — all enter the same pipeline.
Scan rankings of popular short-form web fiction. Analyze trending short-story data from platforms such as Zhihu Yanyan, Qimao, Heiyan, and Dianzhong to identify emerging popular themes. Triggers: /story-short-scan, /短篇扫榜, “短篇什么火”, “知乎故事排行”。
Run Supabase Management API SQL for persistent data tasks such as querying records, applying schema changes, managing policies, and handling storage metadata. Use when requests involve Supabase database CRUD, migrations, or production-like data inspection.
Set up Sveltia CMS - the lightweight Git-backed CMS successor to Decap/Netlify CMS with 5x smaller bundle (300 KB), GraphQL performance, and 260+ fixed predecessor issues. Framework-agnostic for Hugo, Jekyll, 11ty, Gatsby, Astro. Use when: adding CMS to static sites, migrating from Decap/Netlify CMS, enabling non-technical editors, or troubleshooting OAuth authentication failures, YAML parse errors, CORS/COOP policy problems, content not listing issues.
Use when building SwiftUI interfaces for iOS, iPadOS, macOS, or visionOS. Triggers on Liquid Glass adoption, SwiftUI animation/transitions, layout patterns, state management, design tokens, performance optimization, accessibility in SwiftUI, or creating "Apple-level" UI quality.
Implements Syncfusion .NET MAUI Cartesian Chart (SfCartesianChart) for data visualization with 20+ chart types including line, area, column, bar, financial, statistical, and stacked charts. Use when implementing cartesian charts, line charts, area charts, or financial charts (candle, OHLC). Covers chart axes, legends, tooltips, trackball, zooming and panning, and chart annotations.
Implements Syncfusion .NET MAUI Chips (SfChip or SfChipGroup). Use when working with chips, tags, tag controls, selection chips, input chips, or filter chips in .NET MAUI applications. Covers chip types, chip customization, chip events, chip selection, chip groups, removing chips, close button chips, and chip data binding.
Implements Syncfusion .NET MAUI Circular Charts (SfCircularChart) including pie, doughnut, and radial bar chart types. Use when implementing circular data visualization, pie charts, doughnut charts, or radial bar charts. Ideal for percentage breakdowns, category comparisons, part-to-whole relationships, or displaying proportional data in circular format.
Implements and customize Syncfusion .NET MAUI Circular ProgressBar (SfCircularProgressBar) components. Use when working with circular progress bars, circular progress indicators, radial progress, progress circles, or arc progress in .NET MAUI applications. Covers determinate/indeterminate progress states, animated progress indicators, segmented circular progress, and custom angles.
Implements and customize Syncfusion .NET MAUI Funnel Charts (SfFunnelChart). Use when implementing funnel charts, sales funnel visualization, conversion funnel analysis, process stage visualization, or marketing funnel tracking. Covers funnel chart implementation, customization, data labels, legends, tooltips, segment spacing, and orientation.
Implements Syncfusion .NET MAUI Linear ProgressBar (SfLinearProgressBar) control. Use when working with progress bars, progress indicators, loading indicators, determinate/indeterminate progress, or buffer progress visualization. Covers progress tracking, multi-segment progress, animated progress, and gradient progress bars.
Implements Syncfusion .NET MAUI Picker (SfPicker) control. Use when working with picker controls, item pickers, selection pickers, multi-column pickers, or dialog pickers in .NET MAUI applications. This skill covers installation, configuration, modes (Default, Dialog, RelativeDialog), header/footer customization, column handling, data binding, events, and accessibility.
Implements Syncfusion .NET MAUI Polar Charts (SfPolarChart) for visualizing data in polar coordinates. Use when working with polar charts, radar charts, spider charts, web charts, or circular data visualization. Ideal for displaying data in terms of values and angles, creating line or area series in polar layouts, or comparing multiple data series radially.
Implements Syncfusion .NET MAUI Shimmer (SfShimmer) loading placeholder effects. Use when implementing shimmer or skeleton loading animations, loading placeholders, or content loading indicators in .NET MAUI apps. Covers shimmer types (CirclePersona, Article, Feed, Shopping), custom shimmer views, wave animation, and customization.
Use this skill ALWAYS when the user needs to implement Syncfusion MAUI Spark Charts. Triggers on spark chart, sparkline, micro-chart, trend visualization, data visualization in small spaces, chart types (line, area, column, win/loss), markers, range bands, axis configuration, data point styling. Also use immediately for chart customization, performance optimization, marker configuration, data binding patterns, accessibility needs.
Implements Syncfusion .NET MAUI Sunburst Chart (SfSunburstChart) for hierarchical data visualization using a radial, multi-level circular layout. Use this for sunburst charts, radial hierarchical charts, multi-level pie charts. Ideal for visualizing organizational structures, file systems, or nested categorical data.
Skill for creating and customizing TAKT workflows (workflow YAML). Includes generating facet groups based on Faceted Prompting (Persona/Policy/Instruction/Knowledge/Output Contract). Uses TAKT source code, documentation and built-in workflows under references/takt as reference material. Hears the user's requirements and handles step structure, rule design and facet file generation in one go. Triggers: 「ワークフローを作りたい」「ワークフローを定義」「taktのワークフローを作成」「新しいtaktワークフローを作って」「takt workflow」「ワークフローYAML」
Create, pull, push, and manage versions of Tapcart blocks and global components using the Tapcart CLI. Use when the user wants to create a block or component, pull blocks from the dashboard, push changes, start a dev server, list versions, or set a version live.
When the user wants to optimize tax liability or ensure tax compliance. Also use when the user mentions "tax strategy," "lowering taxes," "tax credits," "deductions," "filing prep," "corporate tax," "VAT audit," or "capital gains planning." Use this for both individual and corporate tax.
Use when auditing tests for TDD smells — phrases like "test smells", "flaky tests", "slow tests", "brittle tests", "test anti-patterns", "tests testing the framework", "over-mocking", "mystery guest", "fragile tests", "test breaks on every refactor". Catalogs the most common test-suite anti-patterns with symptoms, why each is wrong, and the fix.
Use when stuck mid-TDD and unsure which Beck technique applies — phrases like "I have a red test and don't know how to make it green", "should I fake it or just write the code", "is this a triangulation moment", "this test is too big to implement at once", "should I mock this", "what's the next test I should write". Diagnostic mode that routes a stated TDD situation to the relevant tdd-* technique.
Use when substituting a real collaborator with a test double — phrases like "mock object", "test double", "stub", "fake", "spy", "Mockito", "MockK", "should I mock this", "database in tests", "fake the time", "fake the HTTP client". Defines test doubles in their five flavors (dummy / fake / stub / spy / mock) with picking criteria, and the strong warnings about over-mocking.
Use when establishing TDD as a discipline — phrases like "red green refactor", "TDD cycle", "test first", "should I do TDD here", "TDD discipline", "what's the TDD loop", "when should I refactor". Defines the canonical TDD cycle (red → green → refactor), what each phase actually requires, the honest scope of when TDD applies, and the cases where it shouldn't.
(forwward) Orchestrates multi-agent engineering and business teams by analyzing tasks, selecting team shapes, assigning specialist roles, and coordinating parallel agent work with skill dispatch. Triggers on tasks needing 2+ agents, feature dev with frontend + backend, quality audits, research sprints, bug hunts, or any work that benefits from parallel specialization.
Long-term technology stack review using State of JS, State of CSS, and Thoughtworks Technology Radar — satisfaction×usage matrix, ADOPT/TRIAL/ASSESS/HOLD mapping, P0–P3 migration priority. Use for annual stack audits, planning major migrations (jest→vitest, webpack→Vite, etc.), or on-demand replacement decisions. Not for general architecture design.
Technical blog post writing with structure, code examples, and developer audience conventions. Covers post types, code formatting, explanation depth, and developer-specific engagement patterns. Use for: engineering blogs, dev tutorials, technical writing, developer content, documentation posts. Triggers: technical blog, dev blog, engineering blog, technical writing, developer tutorial, tech post, code tutorial, programming blog, developer content, technical article, engineering post, coding tutorial, technical content
Comprehensive guide for creating Telegram Mini Apps with React using @tma.js/sdk-react. Covers SDK initialization, component mounting, signals, theming, back button handling, viewport management, init data, deep linking, and environment mocking for development. Use when building or debugging Telegram Mini Apps with React.
Expert Temporal.io workflow orchestration for Python and TypeScript. Use when code imports temporalio/sdk-python or @temporalio/* packages, user asks about durable execution, workflow orchestration, Temporal activities/workers/signals/queries, AI agent orchestration with Temporal, or building reliable distributed systems with Temporal.
Terraform Expert Engineer Skill - Comprehensive guide for Infrastructure as Code, resource management, module design, and state management Use when: - Running terraform init, plan, apply, destroy - Managing Terraform state (import, move, rm) - Designing modules or configuring backends - Working with HCP Terraform / Terraform Cloud
Framework-neutral standards for the quality of an individual automated test in TypeScript: assert on behavior not implementation, meaningful assertions, one outcome-named scenario per test, builders over shared fixtures, test doubles that earn their place, deterministic order-independent tests, coverage read as a map of the unverified. Use it when writing tests for new or changed code, reviewing the tests in a pull request, or fixing a weak, brittle, or flaky test — or when the user says “test quality”, “unit test review”, “these tests are brittle”, “flaky test”, “over-mocking”, “testing implementation details”, “AAA”, “arrange act assert”, or “assert on behavior”.
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