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Demonstrates skill structure with progressive disclosure and best practices for skill development
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Format git commit messages correctly, avoiding HEREDOC syntax issues in favor of multiline strings
Use this skill when asked to perform an interactive git rebase programmatically, absorb/fixup commits into other commits, squash commits together, reorder commits, or drop commits. Provides a portable approach that works on macOS and Linux without interactive user input.
Expert guidance on Zod v4 validation library including breaking changes from v3, migration patterns, core API usage, and common validation patterns. Use when working with Zod schemas, validation, type inference, or migrating from Zod v3.
Manage git-tracked directories correctly - never create .gitkeep files in directories that will immediately contain tracked files
How to write idiomatic assertions with the Bupkis assertion library for TypeScript and JavaScript
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| description | Demonstrates skill structure with progressive disclosure and best practices for skill development |
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Progressive disclosure: Load additional context from references/ only when needed:
references/patterns.mdassets/template.txtKeep it concise: The SKILL.md file should stay under 500 lines. Move detailed content to reference files.
references/patterns.md: Detailed pattern examples (loaded on demand)assets/template.txt: Reusable template (loaded when needed)