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Use when the user needs this reusable workflow. Replace this with trigger-rich wording that says when to load the skill, what task it handles, and when not to use it.

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name	example-skill
description	Use when the user needs this reusable workflow. Replace this with trigger-rich wording that says when to load the skill, what task it handles, and when not to use it.

Example Skill

Trigger

Load this skill when ...

Objective

State the concrete outcome the agent should produce.

Workflow

Read the relevant source of truth.
Identify constraints and risks.
Make the smallest correct change.
Verify the result.

Verification

Run the project-specific checks and update the eval cases before publishing.

When Not To Use

Do not use this skill for unrelated tasks or when a narrower skill already matches.

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