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Preview, apply, or validate the curated read-in-place bridge from the global Copilot plugin store into Scout. Use after a Copilot plugin update, when Scout cannot resolve a bridged skill, or before adding a skill to the Scout allowlist.
原文语言：英语
Activates, verifies, repairs, or removes Core's 16 user-scope runtime instructions from canonical installed sources. Use after installing or updating Core, when Core identity or ACT behavior is inactive, or when Core receipt hashes drift.
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Previews and applies Core's repository scaffold, portable workspace QoL settings, project Copilot settings, and Markdown CSS while preserving project-owned files. Use for new repositories, missing AGENTS/HANDOFF/episodic files, or project .vscode setup.
原文语言：英语
Consolidate session learning into permanent architecture — extract patterns into skills, instructions, prompts, native memory, or repository handoffs
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Applies cross-session context recovery, uncommitted-work detection, and focus routing after the resident instruction decides proactive behavior is appropriate. Use when continuity, worktree state, or active goals may change the response.
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Provides terminal output-capture, hung-command, and platform-behavior procedures while the resident instruction retains the Backtick Hazard floor. Use when a command may lose output, hang, need interaction, or depend on host execution behavior.
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Places durable experiences in native memory, project files, and reusable Core artifacts. Use when deciding where knowledge belongs or preserving project continuity.
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Author Mermaid diagrams that render correctly in GitHub, VS Code, and Mermaid 10+ consumers. Applies a config-driven init directive + linkStyle + semantic classDef vocabulary from `.github/config/brand-palette.json` (default: 6-role semantic palette +…
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Apply consistent git practices for branch hygiene, safe commits, and recovery from common mishaps (lost commits, bad merges, accidental pushes). Use when authoring or reviewing a git workflow, recovering broken local state, or sequencing a commit/push that…
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Use when the user wants a plan instead of execution, or before any non-trivial implementation (multi-file, architectural choice, > 15 min). Writes a concrete actionable markdown plan with bite-sized tasks (2-5 min each), exact file paths, complete code, and…
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VS Code Copilot platform changes affecting how tools are used: deferred-tool categories with example search queries (GitHub, Azure MCP, Fabric, Microsoft docs, browser, notebook, mermaid, Bicep, Figma, Microsoft Graph), the VS Code 1.117-1.128 platform-change…
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Create tested project-local skills and scripts from demonstrated repeated work. Use after meditation or when a project workflow recurs and manual execution has caused inconsistency.
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Documentation hygiene — anti-drift rules, code-documentation placement, count elimination, and living document maintenance. Use when auditing docs or comments for drift, fixing hardcoded counts and dead links, documenting code for adopters, or deciding…
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Probability × impact risk assessment for curation and planning decisions. Categorize risks (quality, coherence, scope creep, token budget, breaking change, staleness), score by likelihood × impact, and route by risk score to ship / gate / ADR. Use before…
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Use VS Code 1.127+ browser tools (open_browser_page, screenshot_page, click_element, navigate_page, run_playwright_code) to reach content plain fetch_webpage can't hit (bot-protected sites, JavaScript-rendered pages, interactive gates, sites behind passwords…
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The 10 canonical tenets of Artificial Critical Thinking (ACT) with rationale for each — I Hypothesis Primacy, II Disconfirmation Over Confirmation, III Multiple Working Hypotheses, IV System-Prompt Skepticism, V Calibration Over Confidence, VI Materiality…
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Step-back protocol — restate, generalise, specialise, invert, ask why, pre-mortem, check stakeholders, and audit framings before solving
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Challenge what you think is right — alternative hypotheses, missing data, evidence quality, bias detection, falsifiability, and adversarial review
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Create stakeholder-friendly project status updates and progress reports. Use when writing a status update, progress report, weekly or milestone recap, release summary, or any stakeholder-facing account of where work stands.
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Distill the central claim before authoring any summary-shaped output: hero copy, commit-message subject, PR title, ADR title, slide title, executive summary, skill description, abstract. Length is format-dependent (1 sentence for titles, up to a short…
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Communication patterns for feedback, cross-audience content, and eliciting needs. SBI feedback model (Situation → Behavior → Impact), stakes-calibrated review voice, So-What/What/Now-What audience lead for PRs and status reports, and the three-layer…
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Ethical reasoning framework for AI decisions — 5 moral foundations (care/harm, fairness, loyalty, authority, sanctity) with priority ordering, constitutional principles (human agency, transparency, beneficence, justice, privacy), 5-step ethical decision…
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Structured skepticism for high-stakes decisions and reviews. Six methods — Red Team/Blue Team, Pre-Mortem, Steel Manning, Murphyjitsu, 10/10/10, Cross-Model External Critic. Use before publishing an ADR, plan, proposal, framework edit, or release; when "this…
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Adversarial code review with three parallel perspectives — Advocate, Skeptic, Architect — that create productive tension. Use for high-stakes PRs, architectural changes, or when single-pass review would miss issues. Surfaces findings through disagreement, not…
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Systematic code review for correctness, security, and growth — not just style enforcement
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Use when the user wants to humanize, de-AI, de-slop, or un-ChatGPT a piece of text — strip AI-isms and add real voice. Scans for 29 documented AI-writing patterns (Wikipedia's "Signs of AI writing") and produces a draft → self-audit → final rewrite. Optional…
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Meta-test your test harness — apply small intentional defects to production code, expect the suite to catch each one. Surfaces silent coverage gaps that 100% line coverage hides.
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Use when encountering any bug, test failure, or unexpected behavior, before proposing fixes. Four-phase root-cause-first method (investigate → pattern-analyze → hypothesize → implement) that beats guess-and-check thrashing.
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Write markdown that passes markdownlint on first attempt — encode the most common rules as muscle memory
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Render user-supplied markdown safely — marked.js → DOMPurify → Mermaid (order matters; skipping the sanitizer is XSS)
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Use for any feature, bug fix, refactor, or behavior change — enforces RED-GREEN-REFACTOR. Write the failing test first, watch it fail, write minimal code to pass, refactor. Carve out only throwaway prototypes, generated code, configuration files. Adapted from…
原文语言：英语
Audit active brain artifacts for context cost, duplicated guidance, oversized routing files, and stale metadata. Use during brain audits, quarterly review, or when instructions feel heavy.
原文语言：英语
Hardens code against vulnerabilities. Use when handling user input, authentication, data storage, or external integrations. OWASP-aware, language-agnostic principles with TypeScript examples — applies to any feature that accepts untrusted data, manages user…
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Prevent fabricated facts, invented APIs, and citation confabulation at the point of generation. Use when generating factual claims, code examples, API references, library names, configuration values, error messages, or citations — anything where 'sounds…
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Use when the user wants to feel out an idea before committing to a real build — "spike this out", "try it", "is this even possible?", "compare A vs B". Throwaway experiments that decompose into 2-5 feasibility questions, build minimal observable prototypes,…
原文语言：英语