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Fast grammar, spelling, and consistency check. Use when the user wants a quick proofread without detailed editing feedback — just a pass/fail with fixes.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
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| name | quick-grammar-check |
| description | Fast grammar, spelling, and consistency check. Use when the user wants a quick proofread without detailed editing feedback — just a pass/fail with fixes. |
Check for grammar, spelling, and consistency errors. If correct, say "Correct." If not, show the fix and briefly explain why.
Inspect past AI coding-agent session transcripts to find durable, non-obvious project facts the agent learned through friction, then propose concise AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md memory-file entries. Use when the user asks to audit agent logs, reflect on past coding sessions, find what tripped the agent up, or decide what belongs in AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md from transcript evidence.
Create GitHub pull requests with intent-rich descriptions that explain why the change exists, link ticket or issue context, summarize the diff, capture reviewer-facing decision rationale, identify review risk, and include validation. Use when the user asks to create, open, draft, or write a PR/MR and wants reviewers or AI review agents to understand the underlying motivation, reasoning, tradeoffs, risk, or issue context.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "create an SVG slide", "generate an SVG diagram", "make an SVG infographic", "convert text to SVG", "build a visual slide in SVG", "design an SVG presentation", "SVG for a deck", "fix SVG rendering", or wants any standalone SVG intended for embedding in tools like Miro, Figma, Notion, Google Slides, or email. It is also relevant when the user needs to fix an existing SVG that renders with black boxes, missing colors, or invisible text due to missing embedded styles or CSS custom properties.
Senior architect-led codebase audit and tailored study roadmap to get productive in a specific repository and stack. Use this skill whenever the user wants to learn a codebase, onboard to a new repo, create a learning plan tied to real code, audit a codebase for architecture issues, or build a week-by-week study roadmap based on an actual project — even if they don't say "study plan" explicitly. Trigger for phrases like "help me get up to speed", "I just joined a team", "make me productive in this repo", "audit this codebase", or "build me a learning plan".
Conversational language practice at A2-B1 level. Use this whenever the user wants to practice speaking or writing in a foreign language they're learning at beginner-intermediate level. Acts as a patient language tutor who gently corrects mistakes inline, uses simple everyday vocabulary, speaks slowly with short sentences, and keeps conversations flowing naturally. Perfect for casual conversation practice, vocabulary building, and confidence building in a new language.
Convert raw interview notes into a polished, objective internal interview scorecard with structured sections, seniority assessment, mentorship need, and pass/fail recommendation. Use when the user shares unorganized interview notes (including shorthand like +, +-, -) and wants hiring-committee-ready feedback in a fixed template.
