skill-name

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Use when the user says /SKILL_NAME, "<trigger phrase>", or <situation that warrants this skill>. One sentence per trigger class — name WHEN to invoke, not WHAT the skill does. Do NOT use when <anti-trigger — situation where another skill or no skill fits better>. Avoid trigger overlap with existing skills (audit `skills/*/SKILL.md` per #73).

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name	SKILL_NAME
description	Use when the user says /SKILL_NAME, "<trigger phrase>", or <situation that warrants this skill>. One sentence per trigger class — name WHEN to invoke, not WHAT the skill does. Do NOT use when <anti-trigger — situation where another skill or no skill fits better>. Avoid trigger overlap with existing skills (audit `skills/*/SKILL.md` per #73).
status	experimental
version	0.1.0

One-paragraph statement of what this skill does and why it exists.

Announce at start: "I'm using the SKILL_NAME skill to ."

When to Use

<Trigger 1 — concrete user phrasing or situation>
<Trigger 2>

When NOT to Use

<Anti-trigger — situation where another skill or no skill fits better>

Procedure

→ verify:
→ verify:

Backtracking

If fails, return to and . Do not advance with a known-wrong shape.

References

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name	SKILL_NAME
description	Use when the user says /SKILL_NAME, "<trigger phrase>", or <situation that warrants this skill>. One sentence per trigger class — name WHEN to invoke, not WHAT the skill does. Do NOT use when <anti-trigger — situation where another skill or no skill fits better>. Avoid trigger overlap with existing skills (audit `skills/*/SKILL.md` per #73).
status	experimental
version	0.1.0

One-paragraph statement of what this skill does and why it exists.

Announce at start: "I'm using the SKILL_NAME skill to ."

When to Use

<Trigger 1 — concrete user phrasing or situation>
<Trigger 2>

When NOT to Use

<Anti-trigger — situation where another skill or no skill fits better>

Procedure

→ verify:
→ verify:

Backtracking

If fails, return to and . Do not advance with a known-wrong shape.

References

Read on demand, not upfront: