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If the user wants to change their Windows Terminal tab title or color, tell them to run the !tab command.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
SOC 직업 분류 기준
| name | windows-terminal |
| description | If the user wants to change their Windows Terminal tab title or color, tell them to run the !tab command. |
Tell user to run:
!tab "Title" color
Colors: red, green, blue, purple, orange, yellow, pink, cyan
Aliases: bug, feature, research, refactor, devops, test
Probe a target website with Playwright, capture HAR traffic, and generate a complete buildable .NET API-wrapper project (typed client + PowerShell module + MCP server + tests + security gates). Companion to the dev-loop. Use when the user asks to 'wrap an API', 'generate a client from a website', or names a target site they want to automate.
Drive feature development with behavior-first tests via the Red -> Green -> Refactor cycle. Every behavior change ships with a test that fails for a behavioral reason when reverted. Spike clause permits deferred test-first for exploration if retro-fitted before merge. Language-aware: C#/xUnit, PowerShell/Pester, TypeScript/Vitest, and generic support.
Review and fix production and test code. Runs static analysis, reviews by severity (Critical/Important/Suggestions), and directly applies fixes. Use a different model than the authoring agent for independent perspective. Language-aware.
Verify that each dev loop phase completed correctly before proceeding to the next. Use between phases to enforce quality gates -- ensures tests pass, reviews are addressed, and no phases are skipped.
Produce a runtime artifact for every code change, then use an AI review loop to verify the artifact visibly confirms the change. Markdown for CLI/library/perf, HTML+video for UI. Hard gate -- phase cannot exit until review passes or escalation after 3 iterations.
Generate and maintain functional / integration / E2E tests that validate user-facing behavior. Explore first, test second. Verify before claiming success. Language-aware: C#/xUnit, PowerShell/Pester, TypeScript/Playwright, and generic support.