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Help user adapt prompt workflows to Diamond Prompt Runner using Tera prompts, variables, documents, models, and pipelines.

Use this skill for Svelte and SvelteKit tasks, including component work, utilities, debugging, migrations, project setup, and framework-specific implementation guidance.

Autonomous novel generation system that creates complete books from premise to final draft. Executes structured workflow including character creation, story outlining, chapter planning, drafting, and editing. Use when user requests "write a book", "create a novel", "automatic book", or "generate a complete story" with minimal intervention. Outputs tagged sections using square brackets.

Autonomous novel generation system. Creates complete books from premise to final draft with structured workflow including character creation, outlining, chapter planning, drafting, and editing. Use when user requests "write a book", "create a novel", "generate a complete story", or "automatic book machine". Accepts parameters for genre, word count, chapter count, POV, and content rating.

Reverse-engineer a live website (or one specific UI effect/animation on it) into a portable DESIGN.md design system, validate it with a linter, export it to Tailwind / DTCG / CSS-variables, then recreate the effect FROM the exports to prove the recovered system transfers. Use this whenever the user wants to capture, recover, copy, clone, or replicate a site's visual identity or a specific effect (flip cards, hover animations, glassmorphism, gradients, motion) as reusable design tokens — especially when they care about consistency across multiple sites, a single source of truth, a DESIGN.md / design tokens / Stitch / Google Labs design file, or "make this ours so every page uses it." Trigger even if the user just says "I saw this effect on site X, recreate it" or "turn this site's look into tokens" — the value of this skill over ad-hoc copying is that it produces a linted, exportable, normative spec instead of one-off CSS that drifts.

Bootstrap a fresh project workspace with a clean order of operations — .gitignore, agent/project docs, workspace structure, filenaming convention, venv, local git init, and remote connection last. Use when starting a new empty repository or project workspace from scratch.

Use this skill whenever the user wants Codex to inspect, automate, import into, export from, compile, verify, repair, round-trip, or directly edit a Scrivener project or `.scriv` package. Trigger for Scrivener UI work, Binder reads/writes, manuscript/document imports, compile/export tasks, label/status changes, Trash/restore operations, package-level UUID mapping, `.scrivx` inspection, `content.rtf`/`notes.rtf`/`synopsis.txt` reads, snapshots, and safe closed-package edits. Use it even if the user only mentions a `.scriv` folder, `.scrivx` file, Binder item, Scrivener compile, or Scrivener roundtrip.

Use this skill whenever the user wants Codex to investigate, automate, integrate with, reverse-engineer, or safely test a new local desktop app, document-based app, macOS app, GUI workflow, or app file format. Trigger aggressively before writing scripts or making assumptions about an unfamiliar app: first discover the UI, storage model, file/package format, safe write paths, round-trip behavior, and automation limits.

A writing companion that helps authors develop longform narratives using the Eight-Sequence Storytelling Framework. Guides planning, generation, and evaluation with modular context loading.

Warm, authoritative advisor for this starter kit. Answers questions about using Claude and Fable 5 for author work by reading the right wiki page — the user shouldn't have to read the wiki. Also guides building Fable-optimized skills and designing a writing-project workspace.

Comprehensive word counting and tracking system for authors - track word counts across documents, monitor writing progress, and generate detailed analytics for markdown-based writing projects.