Use this skill when an outline exists and you need to fill in the actual teaching content — lecture notes, sample materials (CSV / YAML / MD samples), quiz items, and any course-specific artifacts like prompt templates or worksheets. Triggers on phrases like "寫講義", "補素材", "出測驗題", "提示詞範本", "撰寫課程內容", "lecture notes", "course material", "quiz questions", "quiz authoring", "prompt templates". Always invoke AFTER `course-outline-design` is stable, BEFORE `static-spa-conversion`. This skill produces only the raw `.md`/`.csv`/`.yaml` artifacts — turning them into a website is the next stage's job.
Use this skill when an existing multi-day public-class teaching site needs to be condensed and re-packaged for a corporate in-house training — typically a half-day or one-day intensive (e.g. 4-day public class → 6-hour corporate). Triggers on phrases like "企業包班", "濃縮版", "客製化課程", "corporate edition", "intensive version", "in-house training", "single-file deliverable", "客戶端課程", "壓縮成一天", or when the user wants a single-folder zippable deliverable for a client. This skill builds on top of an existing site — picking units, condensing time allocation, embedding data into a single HTML, setting up asset fallback chains, and producing an offline-ready package.
Use this skill ONLY AFTER a teaching site is feature-complete and stable, when the user wants to produce a printable / archivable / shareable version — typically a PDF ebook with cover, page numbers, table of contents, or a DOCX for editorial review. Triggers on phrases like "做電子書", "產 PDF", "ebook", "PDF ebook", "印給學員", "課程講義 PDF", "course handbook", "DOCX deliverable", "book-style layout", "build:ebook". Do NOT invoke during early site development — this is a downstream consumer that breaks if the site changes underneath. The skill produces PDF via Playwright `page.pdf()` and DOCX via pandoc, both from a single composed markdown source.
Use this skill when starting a new course / workshop / training program and you need to design its outline before any lecture content is written. Triggers on phrases like "規劃課程", "課程大綱", "幾天怎麼排", "學習目標", "workshop outline", "syllabus design", "course outline", "learning objectives", "課程總覽", or when the user has a topic and audience but no structure yet. This skill produces the skeleton (.md files) that all downstream stages — content authoring, SPA conversion, visual assets — depend on. Always invoke this BEFORE jumping into writing lecture notes or building a site.
Use this skill when you have structured course content (or any chapter-based dataset) in markdown form and need to turn it into a working interactive website — without picking a framework, without a build step. Triggers on phrases like "做成網頁", "轉成 SPA", "course-data.js", "render 函式", "把講義變網頁", "static site from markdown", "vanilla JS site", "no-framework site", "single-page app from markdown". The output is a vanilla HTML + JS single-page app that opens with `npx serve` and persists state in localStorage. Always invoke AFTER `course-content-authoring` (content stable), BEFORE `static-spa-interactions` (this skill produces the scaffold; interactions adorn it).
Use this skill when a vanilla static SPA scaffold exists and needs to feel like a polished product — progress persistence, sidebar + scrollspy navigation, dark/light theme, content zoom, responsive (mobile sidebar overlay), keyboard nav, fade-in entrances, toast notifications, iframe modal viewers, quiz scoring with section back-links. Triggers on phrases like "加進度勾選", "響應式", "暗色模式", "縮放", "scrollspy", "sidebar 收合", "手機版", "RWD", "dark mode", "progress tracking", "quiz UX", "interactive polish". Always invoke AFTER `static-spa-conversion` (renders working), as a standalone enhancement layer.
Use this skill whenever you're making visual / styling decisions on a teaching site or content-driven SPA — picking colors, fonts, badge styles, card layouts, hero treatments, dark mode tokens, or any "how should this look?" question. Triggers on phrases like "視覺風格", "設計系統", "色票", "字體", "暗色模式", "玻璃卡片", "提示詞徽章", "Day hero 怎麼設計", "design tokens", "design system", "color system", "glass cards", "typography", "look and feel", "視覺一致性", or any moment when the user evaluates aesthetics rather than behaviour. This is the cross-cutting visual authority — every stage (SPA, interactions, corporate edition, ebook) reads tokens from here so the brand stays coherent across formats.
Use this skill when you need to verify cross-file data/asset consistency in a content-driven site — not "does it render?" (that's `web-visual-verification`) but "do the data, files, and references all line up?". Triggers on phrases like "盤點內容", "稽核資產", "對照 course-data 跟 markdown", "找缺圖", "task ID 有沒有重複", "quiz 編號 vs 硬編碼總數", "audit", "content audit", "content drift", "asset coverage", "three-way sync check", "cross-file consistency", "find missing illustrations", "資料一致性檢查", "找出該補插圖的地方", or any moment when the user senses divergence between source files and deployed data. Output is a human-readable markdown report, not a pass/fail. Pair with `web-visual-verification` for full pre-release coverage.