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dialtone
dialtone contém 13 skills coletadas de dialpad, com cobertura ocupacional por repositório e páginas de detalhe dentro do site.
Skills neste repositório
Safely stage and commit Dialtone changes. Use when the user asks to stage, commit, or prepare committed work.
Create or update Dialtone Vue components and keep package/docs artifacts synchronized. Use when the user asks for component creation, component API changes, stories, docs, or related tests.
Look up Dialtone documentation, components, tokens, utilities, and icons before making design-system decisions. Use when the user asks about Dialtone APIs, docs guidance, component usage, tokens, utilities, icons, or implementation patterns.
Check whether source changes need Dialtone AI docs updates. Use before PR prep/create or when source package behavior changes.
Triage and address Dialtone GitHub PR review comments. Use when the user invokes $pr-comments, $address-review, or asks to handle review feedback.
Complete merged Dialtone PR follow-up safely. Use after a PR has merged or when closing out a local PR branch.
Prepare, create, or update a Dialtone pull request. Use when the user invokes $pr-create, asks to open a PR, or asks to fill a PR description.
Run a report-only PR readiness check. Use before opening, updating, or requesting review on a Dialtone PR.
Start a Dialtone effort safely. Use when the user invokes $project-start or asks to start a new task, tooling update, bug fix, chore, PR cleanup, or NO-JIRA effort.
Run a report-only local review against Dialtone rules. Use when the user invokes $review, asks for a review, or asks to check local changes.
Select and run focused Dialtone validation. Use when the user invokes $validate, asks to run checks, or before commit/PR readiness.
Transform a workflow description into affordance tables showing UI and Code affordances with their wiring. Use to map existing Dialtone systems, design new features from shaped parts, or slice breadboards into vertical implementation increments. Tables are the truth; Mermaid diagrams are optional visualizations.
Shape a feature before building it. Iterate on both the problem (requirements) and solution (shapes) before committing to implementation. Use when facing new features, ambiguous requests, or multiple valid approaches. Produces fit checks, breadboards, and vertical slices. Enhances Claude's planning mode with structured problem-solution exploration.