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Iteratively compress text by combining phrases while preserving meaning. Use when reducing word count without losing intent; show incremental work at each pass.
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SOC 職業分類に基づく
Analyze code quality and perform targeted refactoring against established coding principles. Use when identifying and fixing "slop" in a codebase, running dedup sweeps, or reviewing code for maintainability violations.
Stress-test apps (especially webapps) — confirm reliability, comb happy paths, cause mischief, and hunt bugs in code — via agent browser, API scripts, or both. Use whenever the user wants to find bugs, edge cases, knots, break an app, harden UX or APIs, QA a flow, or catch issues before users do — even if they only say "try the app", "test this", "hit the API", or "see what breaks".
Research a new coding principle and merge it into the deslop skill reference. Use when extending the deslop principles library with a missing, battle-tested software engineering concept.
End-to-end repo housekeeping pass — branch sync, submodule hygiene, stuck-deploy recovery, doc triage, E2E smoke. Use at session start or when repo/deploy state is unclear. Reports surgically; only applies safe fixes.
Break down complex coding tasks into detailed, actionable markdown planning documents. Use when planning new features, refactors, or multi-step implementations before writing code.
Deliver harsh, multi-perspective critiques of text. Use when the user wants brutal editorial feedback that surfaces missing angles, weak arguments, and best-practice violations.
| name | text-compression |
| description | Iteratively compress text by combining phrases while preserving meaning. Use when reducing word count without losing intent; show incremental work at each pass. |
Iteratively compress this text by taking two sentences, or two phrases from a sentence, and finding a way to say the same thing with fewer words. Show your work, incrementally. Go through it, compress, then repeat the process several times until combining phrases to reduce the word count would start to lose meaning:
