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Use this skill when asked to remember information about coding standards, quality, or any other kind of future rule.
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Defines or updates usage help for built-in commands. Use when adding help documentation to commands that don't have it, or fixing inaccurate help text.
Use this skill to make a the behavior of our builtins match that of TCL.
Use this skill when asked to review the package documentation of the Go implementation of Feather.
Implements new TCL builtin commands or subcommands in feather. Use when adding new TCL commands like lrepeat, or new subcommands to existing commands like namespace.
Create a git commit at the end of a work increment. Use when you have completed a meaningful unit of work and need to hand off to a colleague.
Use this skill when asked to work on a milestone. You are not required to complete the milestone when this skill is invoked.
| name | remember |
| description | Use this skill when asked to remember information about coding standards, quality, or any other kind of future rule. |
Often you will discover important information during your work.
Information that encodes general rules (what is allowed, how to do things, etc) is important as it affects future work.
In order to do that, you'll need to:
Rules that apply to the entire codebase should go into AGENTS.md in the project root.
Rules that pertain only to specific areas, like the testharness or the interpreter, should go into AGENTS.md files in the respective directories.
If the AGENTS.md file does not exist yet, create it and also create a symlink from that file to CLAUDE.md in the same directory (the two files must be adjacent).
