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skills contains 13 collected skills from JakkuSakura, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Use when the user mentions Feishu. Handles Feishu Docs/Drive/Wiki operations in Chrome via Playwright only, preferring headless execution with saved auth state. Supports browsing, reading, summarizing, editing, publishing local files as separate Feishu docs, deterministic template-center creation, and true wiki child-page creation via move-into-wiki flow. If login is stale, switch to QR login in a visible browser.
Git operations for local repos and GitHub workflows. Use when Codex needs to inspect repo state, craft commits, manage branches, rebase/merge safely, or decide on Git/GitHub commands (including gh usage) while following safety constraints and commit conventions.
Use Peekaboo on macOS for GUI-level automation (screenshots, UI inspection, clicks/typing, window/app control). Trigger this skill when tasks require real GUI interaction, screenshot automation, or browser-level automation on macOS.
Create, edit, validate, and render Mermaid diagrams (.mmd or Mermaid blocks in Markdown/HTML). Use when asked to convert visuals or specs into Mermaid, fix Mermaid syntax errors, add labels/line breaks, or render SVG/PNG via mmdc or a Mermaid CDN.
Use when Codex is asked to automate local GUI workflows with SakuraProj using skpr-local/skpr-cli scripts, including probe-driven readiness and repeatable local task orchestration.
Use when handling JavaScript package management and scripts, with pnpm as the default package manager.
Use when validating web UI runtime behavior with browser automation, including JavaScript errors, console logs, and rendered DOM checks.
Use when integrating with YouTrack via REST API (authentication, issue search/read/write, pagination, custom fields, and OpenAPI-driven clients).
Build and serve a single-page web UI from an Axum service, including plain-JS mode and optional TypeScript build/fallback patterns.
Rust coding style and decision defaults for API design, errors, structure, naming, ownership, async boundaries, performance tools, and testing choices. Use when writing or reviewing Rust code and when choosing between design options.
Use when writing or refactoring Python code under strict style constraints that require explicit field access, no reflection-style checks, no implicit defaults, and minimal exception handling.
Use when creating or updating Python projects that should be managed by uv with the uv_build backend, including pyproject.toml layout, scripts entrypoints, and uv run/tool usage.
Frontend visual design constraints for web UI tasks. Use when Codex is asked to design or style UI/UX, build frontend layouts, or propose visual direction, especially when creating new pages or components outside an established design system.