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AI-running-coach
AI-running-coach contains 20 collected skills from Andy-CH-BO-AN, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Use when working on Python code changes that should follow this repo's shared review and QA loop. Read the shared workflow docs, make the smallest viable patch, run relevant tests, capture results, and route DB, credentials, secrets, or Garmin password related changes through the shared security guidance.
Use when creating or naming branches, pull requests, or commits in this repository. Follow the repo's required type prefixes for branch and PR titles, and write detailed commit messages.
Antigravity adapter for the git-change-conventions skill. Read the canonical skill in ai/skills before acting.
Antigravity adapter for the python-review-qa-loop skill. Read the canonical skill in ai/skills before acting.
Antigravity adapter for the readme-pm-review skill. Read the canonical skill in ai/skills before acting.
Default concise communication overlay for this repository. Read the canonical skill before acting, keep it active by default, and switch to normal wording when safety, irreversible actions, or clarity need more explicit phrasing.
Ultra-compressed communication mode. Cuts token usage ~75% by speaking like caveman while keeping full technical accuracy. Supports intensity levels: lite, full (default), ultra, wenyan-lite, wenyan-full, wenyan-ultra. Use when user says "caveman mode", "talk like caveman", "use caveman", "less tokens", "be brief", "token decrease", or invokes /caveman. Also auto-triggers when token efficiency is requested.
Default concise communication overlay for this repository. Read the canonical skill before acting, keep it active by default, and switch to normal wording when safety, irreversible actions, or clarity need more explicit phrasing.
Default concise communication overlay for this repository. Read the canonical skill before acting, keep it active by default, and switch to normal wording when safety, irreversible actions, or clarity need more explicit phrasing.
Default concise communication overlay for this repository. Read the canonical skill before acting, keep it active by default, and switch to normal wording when safety, irreversible actions, or clarity need more explicit phrasing.
Use when creating or naming branches, pull requests, or commits in this repository. Follow the repo's required type prefixes for branch and PR titles, and write detailed commit messages.
Use when working on Python code changes that should follow this repo's shared review and QA loop. Read the shared workflow docs, make the smallest viable patch, run relevant tests, capture results, and route DB, credentials, secrets, or Garmin password related changes through the shared security guidance.
Use only when the user explicitly asks for a product-manager style review of a repository README. Read only the README first, do not infer undocumented features, and provide readability feedback, rewrite suggestions, and product-priority recommendations.
Use when creating or naming branches, pull requests, or commits in this repository. Follow the repo's required type prefixes for branch and PR titles, and write detailed commit messages.
Use when creating or naming branches, pull requests, or commits in this repository. Follow the repo's required type prefixes for branch and PR titles, and write detailed commit messages.
Use when working on Python code changes that should follow this repo's shared review and QA loop. Read the shared workflow docs, make the smallest viable patch, run relevant tests, capture results, and route DB, credentials, secrets, or Garmin password related changes through the shared security guidance.
Use when working on Python code changes that should follow this repo's shared review and QA loop. Read the shared workflow docs, make the smallest viable patch, run relevant tests, capture results, and route DB, credentials, secrets, or Garmin password related changes through the shared security guidance.
Use only when the user explicitly asks for a product-manager style review of a repository README. Read only the README first, do not infer undocumented features, and provide readability feedback, rewrite suggestions, and product-priority recommendations.
Use only when the user explicitly asks for a product-manager style review of a repository README. Read only the README first, do not infer undocumented features, and provide readability feedback, rewrite suggestions, and product-priority recommendations.
Use only when the user explicitly asks for a product-manager style review of a repository README. Read only the README first, do not infer undocumented features, and provide readability feedback, rewrite suggestions, and product-priority recommendations.