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This skill should be used when the user asks about deploying Hugo to AWS S3, S3 static site hosting, Hugo with CloudFront, the hugo deploy command, configuring Hugo's deployment section, GitHub Actions with AWS OIDC for Hugo, S3 bucket static website configuration, CloudFront cache invalidation after Hugo deploy, or choosing between GitHub Pages and S3 for Hugo hosting. Also applies when GitHub Pages limitations (auth, custom headers, size) require an alternative deployment target.

This skill should be used when the user asks about deploying Hugo to GitHub Pages, setting up a GitHub Actions workflow for Hugo, Hugo CI/CD pipeline, content-aware path filtering for Hugo builds, caching Hugo modules in CI, Hugo PR preview deployments, Hugo build workflow, or configuring GitHub Pages deployment for a Hugo site. Also applies when troubleshooting GitHub Actions workflow failures related to Hugo builds.

This skill should be used when the user asks about Hugo's data directory, loading YAML or JSON or TOML data files in Hugo templates, using .Site.Data to access structured data, data-driven navigation or menus, rendering datasets or bibliographies or registries from data files, generating content from data, using range to iterate over data collections, Hugo resources.GetRemote for external data, or organizing data files for large projects. Also applies when the user wants to drive site content or navigation from structured data rather than hardcoding it in templates.

This skill should be used when the user asks about Hugo shortcodes, creating custom shortcodes, Hugo render hooks, custom rendering for links or images or headings or code blocks, Hugo taxonomies (tags, categories, custom), page bundles and page resources, content formatting beyond basic markdown, creating callout boxes or tabs or admonitions in Hugo, or customizing how Hugo processes markdown elements. Also applies when the user wants to add reusable content components to their Hugo site.

This skill should be used when the user asks about Hugo themes, installing a theme, customizing a theme, overriding theme layouts or partials, Hugo template lookup order, creating a Hugo theme from scratch, Hugo asset pipeline (SCSS, PostCSS), Hugo baseof.html, or theme configuration parameters. Also applies when evaluating which theme to use, switching themes, or troubleshooting theme-related rendering issues.

This skill should be used when the user asks about Hugo module mounts, mounting multiple directories into Hugo's content tree, aggregating docs from scattered directories, using hugo mod init, configuring module.mounts in hugo.toml, building a unified documentation site from a monorepo, mapping subdirectory docs/ folders into a single Hugo site, or understanding Hugo's union file system. Also applies when the user has a repository with multiple docs/ directories that need to be presented as a single site. This is the core skill for multi-directory content aggregation.

This skill should be used when the user asks to create a Hugo site, set up Hugo, start a new Hugo project, understand Hugo directory structure, configure hugo.toml or hugo.yaml, work with Hugo front matter, create content types or archetypes, run hugo server for local development, or understand Hugo content organization including section pages and page bundles. Also applies when the user is new to Hugo and needs guidance on basic concepts, URL structure, or the relationship between content directories and rendered pages.

This skill should be used when the user asks about Makefile pattern rules, automatic variables ($@, $<, $^, $?, $*), wildcard functions, patsubst, reducing Makefile duplication, compiling multiple C files with one rule, static pattern rules, conditional compilation with ifeq, or target-specific variables. Also applies when the user shows repetitive explicit rules that could be replaced with pattern rules, or asks about DRY Makefile practices. For basic Makefile creation and the ## help pattern, see makefile-fundamentals.

This skill should be used when the user asks to create a Makefile, write a Makefile, generate a Makefile template, fix a broken Makefile, resolve a "missing separator" error, add build targets, set up a help target, or implement self-documenting Makefiles with the ## comment pattern. Also applies when reviewing Makefiles for best practices like .PHONY declarations, tab characters, and .DELETE_ON_ERROR. For pattern rules and automatic variables in depth, see the makefile-advanced-features skill.

This skill should be used when the user asks about splitting a Makefile into multiple files, using the include or -include directive, organizing a large Makefile into modules, creating environment-specific configurations (dev/prod/staging), sharing Makefile configuration across projects, or when a Makefile exceeds 150 lines. Also applies when the user mentions config.mk, rules.mk, modular Makefile structure, or asks how to reduce Makefile size and improve maintainability.

This skill should be used when writing markdown that contains code blocks inside other code blocks (nested fences), when showing markdown source that includes triple-backtick examples, when creating tutorials or documentation with embedded code snippets, when fixing broken code block rendering, or when the user asks about backtick escaping, fenced code block nesting, the k+1 rule, or how to show markdown code blocks inside markdown. Also applies proactively when writing READMEs, documentation, or blog posts that will contain code examples inside markdown fences.

This skill should be used when the user asks to debug a Makefile, diagnose slow builds, fix unexpected rebuild behavior, understand why make rebuilds everything, figure out why a target does not rebuild, check Makefile variable values, use make -n/-d/-p/--trace flags, optimize build performance, or troubleshoot any Makefile issue. Also applies when the user reports "build is slow", "everything rebuilds", or "target never rebuilds".

This skill should be used when the user asks about multi-directory Makefile builds, recursive make, building subdirectories, using make -C, structuring a project with multiple Makefiles, fixing make -j parallelism issues, replacing shell loops with phony targets, exporting variables to sub-makes, or using the $(MAKE) variable. Also applies when the user shows a for-loop pattern in a root Makefile for building subdirectories.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "modernize an agent", "audit agent definitions", "update agent format", "check agent quality", "rewrite agent prompts", or wants to bring agent files up to current Claude Code plugin standards. Also applies when reviewing agents for verbose content, missing frontmatter, or weak triggering descriptions.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "upgrade temporal", "temporal version upgrade", "migrate temporal", "update temporal server", "upgrade cluster", "schema migration", "SDK compatibility", or needs help planning safe Temporal upgrades.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "activity implementation", "activity timeouts", "activity retries", "heartbeat", "idempotent activity", "StartToCloseTimeout", "ScheduleToCloseTimeout", "HeartbeatTimeout", or needs guidance on designing and configuring Temporal activities.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "deploy Temporal", "Temporal Helm chart", "install Temporal", "Kubernetes Temporal", "EKS Temporal", "local Temporal cluster", "temporal-server deployment", or needs guidance on deploying self-hosted Temporal clusters.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "Temporal sizing", "history shards", "cluster capacity", "Temporal resources", "scale Temporal", "Temporal performance", "how many shards", or needs guidance on capacity planning for Temporal clusters.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "Temporal monitoring", "Prometheus Temporal", "Grafana Temporal", "Temporal metrics", "Temporal alerts", "monitor workflows", "Temporal observability", or needs guidance on setting up monitoring for Temporal clusters.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "temporal namespace", "create namespace", "namespace retention", "multi-tenant temporal", "namespace configuration", "namespace isolation", or needs guidance on organizing and managing Temporal namespaces.

Architecture decision framework for evaluating whether Temporal Nexus is right for your use case. Use when user asks "should I use nexus", "nexus vs child workflows", "nexus vs activities", "when to use nexus", "cross-namespace pattern", "multi-namespace architecture", "nexus tradeoffs", or "nexus benefits". Covers tradeoff analysis, complexity scoring, and migration paths. Do NOT use for Nexus implementation details or code examples — use nexus-operations instead.

Temporal Nexus implementation guidance for cross-namespace durable communication. Use when user asks about "nexus", "nexus operation", "nexus service", "nexus endpoint", "cross-namespace communication", "nexus caller", "nexus handler", "NexusClient", "ExecuteOperation", "WorkflowRunOperation", or "multi-namespace". Covers Go SDK (GA), with TypeScript/Python/Java in references. Do NOT use for architecture decisions about whether to adopt Nexus — use nexus-decision-guide instead.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "temporal mTLS", "temporal authorization", "temporal security", "secure temporal", "TLS temporal", "certificate configuration", "RBAC temporal", or needs guidance on securing Temporal clusters.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "workflow signal", "workflow query", "workflow update", "send signal", "query workflow state", "SignalWithStart", "workflow communication", or needs guidance on message passing patterns in Temporal.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "testing workflows", "TestWorkflowEnvironment", "workflow tests", "activity mocking", "replay testing", "temporal testing", "unit test workflow", or needs guidance on testing Temporal applications.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "workflow stuck", "workflow failing", "temporal error", "debug workflow", "diagnose temporal", "workflow not completing", "activity timeout", "non-deterministic error", or needs help resolving Temporal issues.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "workflow versioning", "GetVersion", "workflow migration", "update running workflow", "workflow reset", "deploy workflow changes", "backward compatible workflow", or needs guidance on safely updating Temporal workflows.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "search attributes", "temporal search", "list workflows", "visibility query", "elasticsearch temporal", "find workflow", "workflow filter", or needs guidance on searching and filtering Temporal workflows.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "worker concurrency", "task queue", "worker performance", "worker scaling", "MaxConcurrentActivityExecutionSize", "MaxConcurrentWorkflowTaskExecutionSize", "poller configuration", or needs guidance on optimizing Temporal worker performance.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "workflow patterns", "saga pattern", "state machine workflow", "Continue-As-New", "deterministic workflow", "long-running workflow", "workflow design", or needs guidance on structuring Temporal workflows for specific business scenarios.