Bobr2610

Python code style and knowledge graph conventions for materials-kg. Use when writing or reviewing Python code.

Reusable MiMo CLI orchestration skill for delegating work to MiMo across any project. Use this skill whenever the user asks to use mimo, MiMo CLI, mimo run, mimo-auto, MiMo as a subagent, an external autonomous agent, or wants a task delegated to MiMo for research, coding, or summarization. Prefer this skill even when the user does not explicitly mention a skill but clearly wants work routed through MiMo.

Anti-yes-man rules. Use before writing code, reviewing proposals, or responding to user suggestions.

Docker commands and rules for materials-kg. Use when running the app, testing in containers, or rebuilding after code changes.

Team workflow rules. Use at conversation start to check TEAM_STATUS.md, ask user role, and prevent duplicate work.

Use for materials science knowledge graph tasks — extracting entities, building graph, querying by material/mode/property, finding data gaps, or any task involving the kg_engine/ module. Triggers on materials science queries, alloy/property extraction, graph construction, gap analysis, or hybrid search.

Use this skill whenever the user wants to search for products on Ozon (ozon.ru), analyze product listings, check for scams, validate technical specifications, or find the best deal on online marketplaces. Trigger on requests like: "найди ноутбук", "проверь этот товар", "сравни цены на мониторы", "is this a scam", "check this product", or any shopping/marketplace query involving Ozon or Russian e-commerce platforms.

Reads any type of project requirement file (text, markdown, pdf, code structure, etc.), determines necessary roles for the project, and rigorously distributes tasks and responsibilities so that they are strictly equal across roles based on complexity points, estimated time, and total task count. Use this skill whenever a user provides a project file or asks you to "distribute tasks", "create roles", or "break down project work equally."