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Pick C# type suffix and assembly before creating or renaming classes. Read class-naming-patterns.md via review-config.json. Use when adding new C# types, choosing View vs Presenter vs Coordinator, splitting god classes, or renaming type suffixes in griddungeon-game.

Writes Grid Dungeon GitHub/PR test plans with consistent structure (automated Edit Mode paths, DevBootstrap manual tables, sign-off, N/A deferrals). Use when creating or updating test plans for issues, PRs, handoff, or ticket close-out.

Creates or refreshes UITK design-mirror assets under Assets/UI/Editor/DesignMirror/ from production shells + placeholder fixtures. Use when the user asks to create a mock/mirror, bootstrap design mirror, add a new mirrored component, or regenerate placeholder UXML/USS for UX visual editing.

Promotes UITK design-mirror layout and USS from Assets/UI/Editor/DesignMirror/ into production bindable shells under Assets/UI/Screens/. Use when the user asks to sync design mirror, promote mirror to production, or apply UX UITK changes.

Selects the next highest-priority open item from a GitHub Project backlog (Ready then Backlog, P0→P1→P2), claims it, and starts implementation. Use when the user asks to pull the next ticket, pick up backlog work, start the top priority issue, or work from a GitHub Project board (e.g. users/OWNER/projects/N).

Builds ASCII UI trees, phase visibility tables, and cross-UIDocument maps for Unity UI Toolkit UXML. Use when the user asks to visualize, diagram, or explain a UXML hierarchy (e.g. CommandRail, HubHud, PartyMenu), trace name hooks to C#, or compare rail vs overlay documents.

Audits Grid Dungeon UI presenters, facades, and phase HUD wiring against centralized-ui-services.md and ICentralizedUiSurface. Auto-enables caveman mode (full) for audit output. Use when auditing a component for centralized UI service compliance, migration readiness, CloneTree embed smells, facade lifecycle vocabulary, presentation bus shells/projectors, or before/after extracting a picker/overlay to GameState.

Lists and runs Grid Dungeon batch-safe editor menu tools via Miraluna Editor Agent (list-agent-tools.ps1, request-tool-status.ps1). Use when the user asks to run create-dev-bootstrap, ensure-content-database, list agent tools, or regenerate scenes/content from CLI while Unity Editor stays open.

Compares UVS Benchmark Play Mode results between Registry 1.9.11 and enhanced (or two XML files). Use when the user asks to compare benchmark runs, delta, enhanced vs stock UVS, or interpret A vs C matrix results.

Runs UVS Benchmark Play Mode performance tests against the community Visual Scripting fork on the enhanced branch (Git UPM from uvs-benchmark monorepo). Use when the user asks to run benchmark tests on enhanced, Run C, the fork, or community UVS optimizations.

Runs UVS Benchmark Play Mode performance tests against Unity Registry Visual Scripting 1.9.11 in uvs-benchmark. Use when the user asks to run benchmark tests on stock 1.9.11, Registry baseline, Run A, or compare against enhanced without naming the enhanced branch.

Reports UVS Benchmark Play Mode performance test results from TestResults XML (Registry, enhanced, or stable). Use when the user asks for a benchmark report, test results summary, performance numbers, or after running uvs-playmode-tests skills.

Extract Unity ShaderLab Properties and scaffold VRMXT materials-override catalog JSON. Use when pinning a Unity shader revision, updating lilToon or Poiyomi catalogs under references/catalogs/data/, comparing opaque/cutout/ transparent property blocks, or building curated catalog JSON from upstream .shader sources.

Parse, extract, summarize, and compare JSON and binary chunks in VRM, GLB, and glTF files. Use when checking VRM extensions, VRMXT metadata, round-trip survival, GLB hashes, chunk equality, or semantic JSON differences.

De-slop pass for any text: detects and erases statistical fingerprints of AI writing (negative parallelism / "not X but Y", em-dash abuse, rule-of-three, false ranges, puffery vocabulary, uniform cadence, hedged both-sidesing) and rewrites into the target register — technical specification, README, ADR, academic article, email, blog, anything between. Use when the user says "deslop", "de-slop", "de-slop this", "remove the AI tells", "humanize this", "make this not sound like AI", or invokes /deslop. Also use before publishing any agent-drafted prose in Extended-VRM-Specs. See deslop-markdown.mdc. Adapted from https://github.com/JuliusBrussee/skills.