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Use this skill to add comments or notes to an existing task. Comments help track progress, document decisions, or explain issues.

You MUST use this anytime you want to ask the user a question or feel like something is unclear. If you think you want to use the AskUserQuestion tool, first invoke this skill, we may have a different way of asking the user a question.

You MUST use this skill in order to create, update, edit, or build artifacts or files. Artifacts can be of any type but are typically markdown files.

Use this skill to create a new task for tracking work within the current ticket. Tasks help break down work into smaller trackable units.

Use this skill to create a new ticket in the current project. Use this to convert a brainstorm into a formal ticket for tracking development work.

Use this skill to retrieve details of a specific task by its ID. Returns the task's description, status, comments, and other metadata.

Use this to send status updates, progress notifications, or informational messages to the user without waiting for a response.

Use this skill when you need to read ticket artifacts like refinement.md, architecture.md, or specification.md.

Use when processing raw product photos from the inbox folder into organized listing folders. Analyzes images, groups them by item, creates descriptive folder names, and moves files to listings/.

Use when you need to research a product online to find its retail price, used market value, official description, specifications, and measurements. Invoke after identifying brand/model from images.

Use when exporting listings to Facebook Marketplace bulk upload format, when preparing multiple listings for upload, or when user asks to create/fill out/export the template spreadsheet.

Use when creating FB Marketplace listing files from a folder of product images. Analyzes images for brand/model, researches the product, and generates title.md, description.md, and price.md files.

The castle guard of Thornfield Castle — a helpful guide who knows the Guard's Motto. Use when someone wants to talk to the castle guard or asks about Thornfield Castle.