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Entry point for ALL RunTypes enrichment work — the committed, type-keyed FriendlyText<T> (human labels + rt$errors message templates, per-locale translations) and MockData<T> (realistic sample pools/ranges) maps, and the `ts-runtypes` CLI that maintains them (`describe` / `gen` / `gen --update` / `gen --prune` / `gen --translate` / `check`). Use when scaffolding or filling an enrichment mirror file, writing friendly validation errors or field labels, authoring mock data pools, translating a friendly map, filling `@todo` blanks, working with `rt$label` / `rt$errors` / `rt$default` / `rt$items` / pool keys or the `@rtType` / `@rtOrphan` JSDoc tags, or configuring the tsconfig i18n block (enrichment paths are convention under `genDir`, not configurable). This skill only ROUTES: the authoritative skills live in packages/ts-runtypes/skills/ — read the one you need before authoring.

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name: enrich description: Entry point for ALL RunTypes enrichment work — the committed, type-keyed FriendlyText (human labels + rt$errors message templates, per-locale translations) and MockData (realistic sample pools/ranges) maps, and the `ts-runtypes` CLI that maintains them (`describe` / `gen` / `gen --update` / `gen --prune` / `gen --translate` / `check`). Use when scaffolding or filling an enrichment mirror file, writing friendly validation errors or field labels, authoring mock data pools, translating a friendly map, filling `@todo` blanks, working with `rt$label` / `rt$errors` / `rt$default` / `rt$items` / pool keys or the `@rtType` / `@rtOrphan` JSDoc tags, or configuring the tsconfig i18n block (enrichment paths are convention under `genDir`, not configurable). This skill only ROUTES: the authoritative skills live in packages/ts-runtypes/skills/ — read the one you need before authoring.

RunTypes enrichment — where the real skills live

The three enrichment skills are maintained in ONE place, inside the published package (they ship to consumers via npx ts-runtypes-skills). Do not duplicate their content here — READ the relevant file before doing enrichment work:

Read this file	When the task is
packages/ts-runtypes/skills/rt-enrich-types/SKILL.md	the WORKFLOW: running `describe` / `gen` / `gen --update` / `gen --prune` / `gen --translate` / `check`, the mirror directory layout, the `@rtType`/`@rtIds`/`@rtOrphan`/`@todo` tag contract, translations + the tsconfig `i18n` block
packages/ts-runtypes/skills/runtypes-friendly-type/SKILL.md	AUTHORING a `FriendlyText<T>`: the `{ rt$label, rt$errors, ...children }` node shape, param-precise error keys, the exclusive `rt$default` mode, the `$[…]` placeholder DSL, plurals, translations, `createFriendlyText` / `createFriendlyTextI18n`
packages/ts-runtypes/skills/runtypes-mock-data/SKILL.md	AUTHORING a `MockData<T>`: per-field `{ pool }` / `{ min, max }` / `{ rt$items, rt$length }` / `{ rt$optional }` nodes and the MD003 pool-validation rule

Two ground rules that apply across all three:

Enrichment meta keys carry the RESERVED rt$ prefix (rt$label, rt$errors, rt$default, rt$items, …) — a source-type property named rt$… cannot be enriched (gen refuses it; FT011/MD011), while a plain $foo property is an ordinary field.
The compiler scaffolds, you fill the blanks: never delete a scaffolded key (blank '' = no custom text), never edit @rt* tags by hand, and gen --prune is the only destructive operation.

Design references: docs/AI_ENRICHMENT.md and the shipped specs under docs/done/.

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name: enrich description: Entry point for ALL RunTypes enrichment work — the committed, type-keyed FriendlyText (human labels + rt$errors message templates, per-locale translations) and MockData (realistic sample pools/ranges) maps, and the `ts-runtypes` CLI that maintains them (`describe` / `gen` / `gen --update` / `gen --prune` / `gen --translate` / `check`). Use when scaffolding or filling an enrichment mirror file, writing friendly validation errors or field labels, authoring mock data pools, translating a friendly map, filling `@todo` blanks, working with `rt$label` / `rt$errors` / `rt$default` / `rt$items` / pool keys or the `@rtType` / `@rtOrphan` JSDoc tags, or configuring the tsconfig i18n block (enrichment paths are convention under `genDir`, not configurable). This skill only ROUTES: the authoritative skills live in packages/ts-runtypes/skills/ — read the one you need before authoring.

RunTypes enrichment — where the real skills live

Read this file	When the task is
packages/ts-runtypes/skills/rt-enrich-types/SKILL.md	the WORKFLOW: running `describe` / `gen` / `gen --update` / `gen --prune` / `gen --translate` / `check`, the mirror directory layout, the `@rtType`/`@rtIds`/`@rtOrphan`/`@todo` tag contract, translations + the tsconfig `i18n` block
packages/ts-runtypes/skills/runtypes-friendly-type/SKILL.md	AUTHORING a `FriendlyText<T>`: the `{ rt$label, rt$errors, ...children }` node shape, param-precise error keys, the exclusive `rt$default` mode, the `$[…]` placeholder DSL, plurals, translations, `createFriendlyText` / `createFriendlyTextI18n`
packages/ts-runtypes/skills/runtypes-mock-data/SKILL.md	AUTHORING a `MockData<T>`: per-field `{ pool }` / `{ min, max }` / `{ rt$items, rt$length }` / `{ rt$optional }` nodes and the MD003 pool-validation rule

Two ground rules that apply across all three:

Enrichment meta keys carry the RESERVED rt$ prefix (rt$label, rt$errors, rt$default, rt$items, …) — a source-type property named rt$… cannot be enriched (gen refuses it; FT011/MD011), while a plain $foo property is an ordinary field.
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Design references: docs/AI_ENRICHMENT.md and the shipped specs under docs/done/.