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Retrieve Screenote pages, screenshots, annotations, and private crops, then comment after applying a fix.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
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Bootstrap an LLM-maintained wiki for the current project. Use when a user asks to create, initialize, or refresh a project wiki, LLM wiki, QMD wiki, or codebase knowledge base for Claude Code, Codex, Pi, or OpenClaw.
Plan a feature, bugfix, refactor, or improvement with wiki research first. Searches project and main cross-project wiki context, synthesizes Past Knowledge, then delegates to Compound Engineering planning when available or writes a standalone plan outline.
Search QMD-indexed project and main cross-project LLM wikis for past patterns, decisions, solutions, and pitfalls before planning or implementation. Use before feature planning, bug fixing, refactoring, architecture work, or code changes when a project wiki may exist.
Report llm-wiki maintenance status. Use only when the user explicitly mentions llm-wiki and asks for its installed version, update availability, project wiki structure, consent state, or refresh queue health. Do not select this skill for generic plugin, documentation, project-context, or upgrade questions.
Upgrade an existing project's managed llm-wiki structure without rerunning broad wiki bootstrap. Use when a user asks to migrate, update, or upgrade project-local .llm-wiki scripts, hooks, or changelog structure after installing a newer llm-wiki release.
Bootstrap an LLM-maintained wiki for the current project. Use when a user asks to create, initialize, or refresh a project wiki, LLM wiki, QMD wiki, or codebase knowledge base for Claude Code, Codex, Pi, or OpenClaw.
| name | feedback |
| description | Retrieve Screenote pages, screenshots, annotations, and private crops, then comment after applying a fix. |
| metadata | {"generated-from":"skills/feedback/SKILL.md","generated-for":"openclaw"} |
Load and follow the canonical skill at skills/feedback/SKILL.md. That in-package file is the behavioral authority. Resolve its agents, scripts, references, context, and output paths relative to this plugin package or the invocation working directory exactly as the canonical skill specifies.
