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Write effective Architecture Decision Records. Use when: (1) Creating a new ADR, (2) Recording a design decision, (3) User mentions ADR, decision, trade-off, or alternatives

Commit changes with govctl integration — check work item status, update journal or notes, and run govctl check

Facilitate design discussion — research context, clarify requirements, draft RFC/ADR

Execute governed implementation workflow with work items, RFC/ADR checks, phase gates, testing, and closure. Use when: (1) User invokes /gov, (2) A non-trivial change needs work item tracking, (3) Implementation may require RFC/ADR handling

Write well-structured Verification Guards. Use when: (1) Creating a new guard, (2) Editing guard check commands or patterns, (3) User mentions guard, verification, or check

Adopt govctl in an existing project. Discovers undocumented decisions, backfills ADRs/RFCs, annotates source code. Use when: (1) Project has no governance yet, (2) User mentions migrate, adopt, onboard, or brownfield

Execute the fast path for trivial changes with minimal governance ceremony. Use when: (1) User invokes /quick, (2) Change is doc-only or non-behavioral, (3) No RFC or ADR work is needed

Write well-structured RFCs with normative clauses. Use when: (1) Creating a new RFC, (2) Adding or editing RFC clauses, (3) User mentions RFC, specification, or normative requirements

Analyze Nsight Compute `.ncu-rep` kernel reports using the VeloQ CLI. Use for occupancy, warp stalls, memory/instruction bottlenecks, rule findings, source/SASS/PTX correlation, and metric CSV/table export.

Analyze Nsight Systems `.nsys-rep` or `_pqtdir/` timeline traces using the VeloQ CLI. Use for GPU idle gaps, launch causes, CPU/GPU correlation, NVTX, CUDA graphs, metrics, sampling, and overlap/concurrency.

Analyze single-file PyTorch/Kineto `.pt.trace.json(.gz)` Chrome traces using the VeloQ CLI. Use for CPU/CUDA/kernel correlation, ProfilerStep/annotation slicing, memory/shape grouping, and single-trace NCCL evidence.

Explain what this skill does and when it should be used. Include trigger phrases and boundaries.

Use when creating, restructuring, editing, reviewing, or validating published agent skill repositories with bundled skill content, maintenance tooling, tests, and distribution metadata.

Typst document creation and package development. Use when: (1) Working with .typ files, (2) User mentions typst, typst.toml, or typst-cli, (3) Creating or using Typst packages, (4) Developing document templates, (5) Converting Markdown/LaTeX to Typst

Use conpub to help users publish, sync, preview, search, and read local Markdown/Typst knowledge files through Confluence Cloud. Use when a user asks to configure a local knowledge base or Atlassian credentials, bind a project to a Confluence space/parent page, inspect local KB content, build page hierarchy, run dry-run publish/sync, publish or sync with explicit confirmation, include images/assets, or use Confluence as a sharing/result-presentation surface while keeping local files as the source of truth.