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Write or improve an LLM agent skill. Use when user says "create skill", "write a skill", "improve this skill", "new skill", "skill for X", or wants to build a SKILL.md file.

Pick the right model for a task and the right git strategy for the work. Use when about to dispatch a subagent, start a new feature, or unsure whether to use opus/sonnet/haiku/codex, or whether to branch/worktree/work direct. NOT for actually running the work - this only routes.

Generate a README in alxx's personal style. Use when user says "write a README", "create README", "readme for this project", "update README", or needs a repo README.

Architecture patterns from Crush, charmbracelet's production agentic coding CLI built on bubbletea v2, lipgloss v2, bubbles v2, glamour v2, and ultraviolet. Use when building production bubbletea apps, composing charm TUI components at scale, designing agentic CLI tools, implementing streaming LLM UIs, or asking about crush internals. NOT for individual charm library basics.

CLI tool for Microsoft Teams internal API - no admin consent required. Use when working with Teams messages, DMs, assignments, class materials, file uploads, calendar, or deadlines. Trigger on "teams", "exo-teams", "microsoft teams", "assignments", "class materials", "send message teams", "teams files", "uni automation", "deadlines", or "submit assignment".

Build custom UIs on top of Claude Code's headless mode. Covers spawning, NDJSON protocol, permission hooks, and session management. Use when building a desktop app, TUI, web UI, or any custom interface that wraps Claude Code as a subprocess.

Architect's guide to the charmbracelet Go TUI ecosystem - which libraries to combine, dependency hierarchy, integration patterns. Use when choosing charm libraries, planning TUI architecture, combining bubbletea/lipgloss/bubbles/huh, or asking 'which charm library for X'. NOT for specific library API details (use individual charm-* skills).

Pre-built TUI components for Bubble Tea apps - spinner, text input, textarea, list, table, viewport, paginator, progress bar. Use when adding Go TUI components, bubbles, or terminal widgets to a Bubble Tea app. NOT for the core TUI framework (use bubbletea).

Build terminal UIs in Go with Bubble Tea v2's Elm Architecture (Model/Update/View). Use when building Go TUI apps, tea.Model, tea.Cmd, Elm architecture, or terminal applications. NOT for pre-built TUI components (use bubbles).

Wrap Cobra with styled help, error output, auto versioning, and manpage generation via fang. Use when building Go CLIs with fang, styled Cobra help, or adding lipgloss-rendered help pages to a Go CLI.

Generate PNG, SVG, or WebP screenshots of code and terminal output with freeze. Use when screenshotting code, freeze, terminal-to-image, or capturing styled code snippets as images.

Render markdown to styled ANSI terminal output in Go with glamour v2. Use when rendering markdown programmatically in Go, glamour, terminal markdown rendering, or styled markdown output. NOT for viewing markdown files in terminal (use glow).

View and browse markdown files in the terminal with glow - CLI and TUI modes, pager, word wrapping, styles. Use when viewing markdown in the terminal, glow, or browsing markdown files from the command line. NOT for rendering markdown programmatically in Go (use glamour).

Interactive shell script prompts, fuzzy filters, spinners, and styled output with gum. Use when building bash/shell script UIs, gum commands, interactive shell prompts, or CLI script workflows. NOT for Go terminal forms (use huh).

Physics-based animation for Go TUIs - damped spring oscillator and projectile motion. Use when adding spring animations, physics-based motion, or smooth transitions to Go terminal apps. No Ease function exists in this library.

Build interactive terminal forms and prompts in Go with huh - input, select, confirm, multiselect, validation, theming. Use when building Go terminal forms, huh, interactive Go prompts, or form fields with validation. NOT for shell script prompts (use gum).

CSS-like terminal styling for Go with lipgloss v2 - styles, colors, borders, layout, tables, lists, and trees. Use when styling Go terminal output, lipgloss, terminal layout composition, or building styled tables/lists/trees in Go.

Send emails from the terminal with pop - TUI and CLI modes, SMTP and Resend support, attachments. Use when sending email from terminal, pop, CLI email, or piping email content from shell scripts.

Low-level Go terminal primitives - cell-based rendering, input handling, screen management. Use when building custom Go terminal renderers, ultraviolet, cell buffers, or performance-critical TUI work below Bubble Tea's abstraction level.

Record terminal sessions as GIF/MP4/WebM from declarative .tape scripts with VHS. Use when creating terminal demos, recording CLI sessions, VHS tape files, or generating terminal GIFs.

Universal prompt engineering guide for writing, reviewing, and optimizing LLM prompts across Claude and OpenAI models. Use when writing system prompts, designing extraction pipelines, building classification or summarization prompts, optimizing for cost/latency, reviewing existing prompts for quality, or any task involving prompt design for production AI systems. Trigger on keywords like "prompt", "system prompt", "few-shot", "extraction prompt", "prompt engineering", "prompt review", or when the user is building any AI-powered feature that needs a well-crafted prompt.

Write clean, atomic git commits with conventional format. Use when committing code, staging changes, or user says "commit", "commit this", "stage and commit", or is done with a task and needs to commit. NOT for git troubleshooting or branch management.

Generate or optimize a CLAUDE.md and .claude/ infrastructure for a repository. Use when user says "create CLAUDE.md", "optimize CLAUDE.md", "set up .claude", "audit my CLAUDE.md", or is bootstrapping a new project.