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Use this skill when you need to send a prompt or instruction to another Claude Code instance running in a sibling tmux pane — the orchestrator handing work to a worker pane. Triggered by phrases like "send to pane2", "tell pane4", "sag pane2", "schick an pane4", "pane1 soll", or when delegating work to a colleague pane. The tmux session/window is read from panes.conf.

Use this skill when acting as the ORCHESTRATOR pane in a multi-pane Claude Code setup — dispatching issues/tasks to worker panes, collecting their results, verifying and merging their work centrally. Triggered by phrases like "verteilen", "dispatch to panes", "orchestrate", "orchestrator mode", when the user asks to hand several issues to the worker panes, or when a worker pane reports back ("[paneN] ... fertig/blocked"). Complements send-to-pane (the messaging primitive) with the full operating protocol.

Use this skill when the user says "fokus zurück", "context zurück", "focus pane4" (or any other pane name), "zurück in den branch", "context auf <worktree>", or similar phrases about resetting Claude's tracked active-context (shown in the status bar as "→ branch [worktree]") back to the current session's worktree. Triggered after running cross-worktree commands (e.g. merging into the main worktree, deploying) that made the status bar display a different branch than where the user actually wants to work.

Use this skill when the user asks to merge the current worktree's branch into the project's integration branch checked out in the main worktree — phrases like "merge to develop", "merge into main", "local in develop übernehmen", "in develop mergen", "nach develop mergen", or similar. The integration branch and its worktree are read from panes.conf, so this works whether your integration branch is `develop`, `main`, or anything else.

Use this skill when the user asks to bring the pane worktrees up to date with the integration branch — phrases like "sync panes", "panes mit develop syncen", "alle panes aktualisieren", "sync worktrees with main". Reads the project layout (integration branch, pane count, worktree paths) from panes.conf, so it works for any integration branch (develop/main).

Use this skill whenever the user asks about Apple apps — Reminders, Calendar, Contacts, Notes, Mail, or tmux sessions. This includes creating/completing reminders, checking/adding calendar events, looking up contacts, reading/writing notes, sending/reading email, and capturing tmux session content. Also use this skill when the user mentions tasks, todos, scheduling, birthdays, free time slots, or end-of-day summaries. The bridges are CLI tools installed at ~/.claude/ that give Claude Code native access to these Apple apps on macOS.

Apply the 5-step "Einfach-Machen-Methode" by Tom Sadowski to a goal. The method reduces complexity by analyzing user journey, focusing on key conversion drivers, eliminating noise, simplifying the essentials, and testing. Universally applicable — business goals (revenue, conversion, onboarding) or personal goals (weight loss, habits). Triggered by phrases like "wende einfach-machen an auf <Ziel>", "einfach-machen-methode für <Ziel>", "einfach machen auf <Ziel>", or the slash-command "/einfach-machen <Ziel>". The argument is the goal that the method should be applied to. Method by Tom Sadowski (book "Einfach machen") — see ATTRIBUTION.md. NOTE: Do not confuse with the built-in `simplify` skill (which is for code review).