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acp-operatorUse ACP ingress when work needs session traceability across external clients, chat bridges, or delegated runs.—arxiv-paper-researchUse this skill when the task involves technical papers, research synthesis, or extracting findings from model and systems literature.—backup-operatorCreate and verify backups before destructive changes, bulk cleanup, or major workflow resets.—bluebubbles-opsUse BlueBubbles when the user wants iMessage-style delivery through a BlueBubbles bridge instead of direct Apple-only tooling.—brutalist-skillUse this skill when the task calls for raw, mechanical, data-heavy interfaces with terminal aesthetics.—bug-reproducerTurn vague bug reports into minimal, deterministic reproduction steps.—canvas-course-opsUse this skill for course, assignment, and LMS-style operational tasks that need clear status tracking and student-safe messaging.—codebase-inspectionInspect a codebase quickly enough to answer concrete questions without drifting into a full audit.—coding-agentAutonomous code generation, iterative self-healing, and engineering best practices.—context-engineeringDesign agent context so the model receives the right information at the right time without stuffing every instruction, file, and tool result into the prompt.—customer-support-triageClassify inbound issues, set urgency, and route work without losing user context.—diff-reviewUse diff-style reasoning when comparing versions of code, prompts, configs, or workflow JSON.—discord-opsUse Discord when work needs short, high-signal updates in shared channels or DMs.—disp8chUse this skill when the user asks about how to use disp8ch, needs help with configuration, wants to know what commands or nodes are available, is…—docs-maintainerKeep product documentation accurate, concise, and aligned with the current implementation.—domain-intelBuild a concise external view of a company, product, market, or website before making recommendations.—duckduckgo-searchUse lightweight web search when the task needs public facts quickly without a heavy research workflow.—feishu-docRead, write, and manage Feishu/Lark documents (Docs) using the Feishu Open API.—feishu-driveManage files and folders in Feishu/Lark Drive (cloud storage).—feishu-permManage access permissions on Feishu/Lark documents and drive files.—feishu-wikiRead, write, and navigate Feishu/Lark Knowledge Base (Wiki) spaces.—find-skillsDiscover useful optional skills without bloating the default agent prompt.—frontend-designCreate distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces that avoid generic AI design patterns.—gh-issuesHandle GitHub issue triage, creation, and follow-up with a bias toward precise scope and reproducible next steps.—github-auth-setupUse this skill when the user needs GitHub access configured correctly before repo, issue, or PR workflows will work.—github-code-reviewReview code changes with a bias toward concrete bugs, regressions, and missing tests.—github-opsGitHub API operations for issues, pull requests, code search, and repository management.—github-pr-workflowHandle pull-request work as a clean sequence: inspect, review, patch, verify, and summarize.—github-repo-managementHandle repository-level GitHub work such as labels, milestones, repo settings, and hygiene tasks.—google-workspaceOperate across Docs, Sheets, Drive, Gmail, and Calendar with a bias toward clean cross-tool handoffs.—googlechat-opsUse Google Chat when work needs short room-based updates, quick approvals, or thread-safe operating notes.—gpt-tasteskillUse this skill for premium frontend interfaces that require GSAP scroll animations, mathematically verified bento grids, and award-quality design.—groq-routingUse Groq when the user wants very low latency inference and the available model family is a good fit for the task.—healthcheckRun a fast operational health pass before deeper debugging.—incident-commanderUse Incident Commander mode when the agent should coordinate response across owners, updates, and recovery steps.—lobster-workflowsTyped, deterministic multi-step pipelines with human approval gates and resumable execution tokens.—matrix-opsUse Matrix when work crosses rooms, bridges, or federated teams that need durable plain-text coordination.—mattermost-opsUse Mattermost for self-hosted team communication where concise status handoffs and approvals matter more than rich formatting.—meeting-briefConvert raw notes or transcripts into a clear pre-read or post-meeting summary.—memory-curatorUse Memory when the agent should preserve durable facts, decisions, or recurring patterns across turns.—memory-lancedbLanceDB-backed vector memory for high-volume embedding and retrieval workloads.—migration-plannerPlan risky system moves in controlled phases with rollback and validation checkpoints.—minimalist-skillUse this skill when the task calls for a refined, typographic-first, Notion/Linear-inspired interface.—model-usageExplain model choice, provider tradeoffs, and cost or latency implications in practical terms.—ocr-and-documentsTurn screenshots, scans, and messy files into structured working context.—ollama-localUse Ollama when the user wants self-hosted local models, local network inference, or offline-friendly provider setup.—openrouter-routingUse OpenRouter when the user wants a single provider gateway that can switch between model families while keeping one credential path.—ops-observabilityUse telemetry, queue state, and runtime events before making claims about workflow health or stability.—output-skillUse this skill when the task requires complete, production-grade code output with no omissions, placeholders, or abbreviated patterns.—parallel-cliUse multiple independent CLI checks in parallel when the question is bottlenecked on I/O rather than reasoning.—release-opsUse Release Ops when the task is about launch planning, rollout control, release checklists, or go/no-go coordination.—slack-opsUse Slack for compact operational updates, decision nudges, and cross-team coordination.—source-researchUse Data Sources when the answer needs uploaded files, scraped websites, or multi-page crawl context.—team-delegationOperate through the organization tree when work should be split across managers, specialists, and workers.—teams-opsUse Microsoft Teams for internal operating rhythms, rollout notices, and structured coordination updates.—telegram-opsUse Telegram when work needs direct bot delivery, fast operator updates, or transport-safe formatted replies.—voice-opsUse voice features when an operator needs speech input, spoken output, or hands-busy interaction from WebChat.—web-researchStructured multi-source web research with citation tracking and synthesis.—whatsapp-opsUse WhatsApp when work needs operator-friendly mobile delivery, QR-based pairing, or conversational support-style follow-up.—