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briefUse when the user's input is messy, unstructured, or appears to come from voice transcription or fast typing.—clear-readWrite explanations, answers, and documents that a busy, tired, non-native-English reader can understand completely on the first read, with no rereading, no…—cli-as-skillUse when the user wants to turn a researched CLI tool into a reusable, production-quality Claude skill for operating that one tool safely.—distillUse when the user asks to distill, extract key insights, or restructure content for clarity.—exploreUse when the user wants to inspect a web page, check UI state, verify element presence, explore an app interactively, create a replayable Playwright flow, or…—figma-apiUse when interacting with the Figma REST API to read design files, extract components, export images, list projects, read variables, manage comments, or query…—finishUse when finishing a task and cleaning up local branches whose content is already in the default branch.—grillUse when the user wants a plan, design, or architecture stress-tested through relentless questioning until reaching shared understanding — even if they don't…—implementUse when implementing features, fixes, or infrastructure changes that modify code. Use when the user wants adversarial quality checking before committing.—investigateUse when the user has a clear goal but implementation hasn't started yet.—learn-a-cliUse when the user wants to deeply research and understand a CLI tool before using it, or to produce a reusable research bundle about a command-line tool.—loginUse when the user needs to authenticate into a web app using agent-browser and 1Password, open a persistent browser session, log in as a specific role, switch…—opUse when working with 1Password CLI - injecting secrets into apps, managing vault items, or setting up shell plugins for biometric auth.—plain-languageApplies strict plain-language writing rules to any content. Use this skill whenever the user asks to write, edit, review, clean, or improve any text — emails,…—run-flowsUse when the user wants to run multiple Playwright flow files in parallel, batch-execute test suites across subagents, or collect results from many flows into…—sonar-envUse when inspecting the local SonarQube infrastructure: which IDE embedded servers are running, which ports they own, and which MCP Docker containers are…—sonar-fixUse when the user wants to fix a SonarQube issue, resolve a code smell, or address a flagged violation.—sonar-issuesUse when browsing, searching, or listing SonarQube issues for a project or PR.—sonar-ruleUse when the user asks about a SonarQube rule, wants to understand why code was flagged, or needs compliant/noncompliant examples.—sonar-setupUse when setting up SonarQube MCP integration, diagnosing connectivity issues, or checking which code-quality skills are functional.—sonar-statusUse when checking code quality health, quality gate status, or dashboard metrics for a project or PR.—sonar-triageUse when the user wants to mark a SonarQube issue as false positive, accept it, or reopen a previously triaged issue.—sonar-verifyUse when the user wants to verify which SonarQube issues are fixed locally before pushing.—startUse when starting a new task and wanting a clean working directory on the default branch.—writingUse when writing or editing markdown files, PR descriptions, code comments, or documentation.—