Plan and safely implement Payload CMS collections and globals for the findmydoc website. Use when Codex is asked to create, change, evaluate, or implement a new Payload collection, global, join collection, media collection, collection access model, permission-matrix row, collection tests, Payload migration, or CMS/admin data model in this repository. Default to discovery, questions, recommendation, and a proposed plan before editing unless the user explicitly provides an approved plan and asks for implementation.
Turn a selected Product Design direction into a repository-grounded findmydoc implementation handoff. Use after visual exploration or a prototype has a chosen direction and the team needs scope, data, component, acceptance, and review boundaries. Do not use for initial visual ideation, UX audits, or prototype builds.
Classify cache impact before planning or implementing a collection, global, public page, route, server-data loader, hook, sitemap, discovery flow, or seed flow. Use it when a change could affect public freshness, cache tags, invalidation, or the public/private data boundary.
Publish a GitHub release for the website repository by calculating the next semantic version from Conventional Commit history on `origin/main`, generating native GitHub release notes, dispatching the production deploy workflow, and sending a stakeholder-focused Google Chat webhook announcement. Use when Codex needs to create the next release tag, verify release preconditions on `origin/main`, trigger the existing production deployment, or announce a shipped release in German for non-technical colleagues.
Attach existing UI screenshots to GitHub pull request descriptions after a UI, frontend, visual, responsive, or mobile pull request has been created or updated. Use when Codex is preparing or updating a PR that needs screenshot evidence recorded under the existing `UI/mobile QA` validation item. This skill does not create PRs, commit, push, run checks, run tests, or capture screenshots; it only uploads already available images and patches the PR body.