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Always use pnpm/pnpx for Node.js work unless the project packageManager field specifies another package manager. Use when Node.js, JavaScript, TypeScript, npm scripts, package installation, or Node CLI tools are involved.
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SOC 職業分類に基づく
Prepare and create a GitHub pull request from the current branch. Use when the user asks to open a PR, create a pull request, or requests `/pr`, including an optional base branch argument.
Orchestrate staged repository work through delegated preflight, single-writer implementation, independent validation, and a final closure gate. Use for multi-stage refactors, migrations, phased rollouts, or other work with clean stage boundaries. The parent coordinates; subagents perform all repository observation and mutation.
Resolve XY problems — surface questions that mask a deeper goal. Use when the user invokes /xy, when a request is vague or mismatched to its context, or when a narrow how-to looks like it's hiding the real objective.
YouTube 영상 URL에서 자막을 추출하고 한국어로 상세 요약을 작성합니다. Use this skill whenever the user provides a YouTube URL and asks to summarize, recap, extract a transcript, analyze video contents, or create Korean notes from a video, including Korean prompts such as "유튜브 요약", "영상 정리", "자막 추출", or "한국어로 요약".
Use when the user wants to rapidly learn, memorize, quiz, review, or prepare for exams from Markdown course notes or weekly lecture files. Runs an adaptive active-recall loop with questions, grading, error patches, summaries, and next-action selection until the user stops.
Set up Claude Code hooks for Rust projects when a Cargo.toml file exists. Use when the user wants Rust quality checks wired into settings.json/settings.local.json, asks to enable cargo check/fmt/clippy hooks, or wants automatic Rust validation for a repository.
| name | use-pnpm |
| description | Always use pnpm/pnpx for Node.js work unless the project packageManager field specifies another package manager. Use when Node.js, JavaScript, TypeScript, npm scripts, package installation, or Node CLI tools are involved. |
Prefer the package manager declared in the nearest package.json packageManager field.
If no packageManager field is present, use pnpm and pnpx for all Node-related commands.
Do not call npm, npx, yarn, yarn dlx, bun, or bunx unless the nearest package.json explicitly declares that package manager or the user explicitly asks.
Run package scripts with pnpm <script> or pnpm run <script>.
Install dependencies with pnpm add <package> and development dependencies with pnpm add -D <package>.
Remove dependencies with pnpm remove <package>.
Install and align dependencies with pnpm install.
Run project-local CLIs with pnpm exec <tool>.
Run one-off external Node CLIs with pnpx <tool> when you do not need to modify the project.
Before choosing a Node package manager, check the nearest package.json for packageManager when it is not already known from context.
