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Create a new blog post in the Astro content collection with proper frontmatter, slug, and conventions. Use when user wants to add, write, create, or publish a new blog post.

Add a speaking event to the content collection. Handles one-time collection setup if missing. Use when user wants to add, schedule, or log a speaking event.

Add a project to the content collection. Handles one-time collection setup if missing. Use when user wants to add, create, or showcase a new project.

Scaffold a new reusable .astro component following project conventions. Use when user wants to create, build, or add a new Astro component.

Scaffolds a properly structured agent skill GitHub repo. Walks through creating all required files: SKILL.md, README.md, AGENTS.md, CONTEXT.md, LICENSE, examples/, and references/. Use when the user wants to create a new skill repo, structure a skill for distribution, or says "create a skill repo", "scaffold a skill", "make a skill repo like nuwa-skill", "set up a skill for publishing".

Meta-skill for Tiger Style defensive programming across languages. Routes to language-specific skills: defensive-programming-ts (TypeScript), defensive-programming-kotlin (Kotlin), defensive-programming-python (Python). Use when working on or installing any defensive-programming skill, or when the user asks about the overall collection.

Tiger Style defensive programming principles for Python. Covers assertions, readability, error handling, and exhaustiveness checks. Use when writing or reviewing Python code, adding assertions, handling errors, or when the user mentions "defensive programming", "tiger style", "assertions", "exhaustive match", "handle exceptions", or needs a code review.

Tiger Style defensive programming principles for Kotlin. Covers assertions, readability, error handling, and exhaustiveness checks. Use when writing or reviewing Kotlin code, adding assertions, handling errors, or when the user mentions "defensive programming", "tiger style", "assertions", "exhaustive when", "sealed class", or needs a code review.

Tiger Style defensive programming principles for TypeScript/JavaScript. Covers assertions, readability, error handling, and exhaustiveness checks. Use when writing or reviewing TS/JS code, adding assertions, handling errors, or when the user mentions "defensive programming", "tiger style", "assertions", "exhaustive", "handle all errors", or needs a code review.