sokosumi

Draft and file a Sokosumi Linear requirement issue (## Requirement) after user approval. Use when the user wants a Linear requirement, ticket, or SOK issue drafted or filed — e.g. "file this as a Linear issue", "draft a requirement", "create a SOK ticket". Do not use when the user is debugging or implementing code in-repo, reviewing a PR, or only chatting about a bug/feature without asking to file it.

Sokosumi front door for one Linear issue — Investigator, Tech Lead, Coder, Reviewer — through a green PR (CI + full Reviewer). Use when the user says run team-sapphire or Sapphire for SOK-XXX, or when a Linear issue has ## Requirement and they want the squad to implement it.

Clean up and keep next-intl translation keys in sync when code or messages change. Use when deleting or modifying code that uses useTranslations(), when adding/removing/renaming keys in messages/en.json, or when working with messages/*.json locale files.

Build AI-powered chat interfaces and backends that interact with custom AI agents using OpenAI's Responses API and Conversations API. Use this skill whenever the user wants to: build a chat UI or API that talks to an OpenAI-compatible agent; implement multi-turn conversation state with server-side or client-side persistence; design the database schema and data structures for storing chat history; set up streaming SSE responses from an OpenAI agent; handle error recovery, retries, or interrupted streams; migrate from the Assistants API or Chat Completions to Responses/Conversations API; implement tool use / function calling in a chat flow; or manage context window growth with compaction. Trigger this skill even for partial tasks like "add streaming to my agent chat", "what DB schema should I use for OpenAI conversations", "how do I persist chat state with OpenAI", or "help me handle rate limits in my agent loop."

Guide for building modern, accessible, and composable UI components. Use when building new components, implementing accessibility, creating composable APIs, setting up design tokens, publishing to npm/registry, or writing component documentation.