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Research a technical topic and persist findings to the knowledge base

One-time project setup — KB, decisions, feature pipeline, and project profile

Use when designing, building, or reviewing a command-line interface (CLI) tool. It provides a checklist of standard CLI conventions and should not be used for non-CLI applications.

Builds concise repository context bundles covering structure, entry points, dependencies, tests, conventions, and risks.

v3.7 — Store app activation downgrade chain, conversation reply reading rules, and paste verification timing. Full coverage for Win32/WinUI3/Electron/Qt.

Author a hardened spec through multi-pass adversarial review

Use for public, read-only TossInvest/토스증권 stock or market data visible on tossinvest.com, including re-verifying those public web endpoints.

Deploy applications and manage projects with a complete CLI reference, including commands for deployments, projects, domains, environment variables, and live documentation access.

This skill provides session continuity memory for Claude Desktop/Code, storing persistent context like project descriptors and sticky rules per repository. It also manages ephemeral daily logs per chat thread, resolving thread tags from chat titles with a UUID suffix for collision safety.

Turns vague work requests into 5-slot XML prompts by grilling the user on missing slots. Fire with /prompt-grill or "프롬프트 다듬어줘".

Hiring skill for startups. Use when user needs job descriptions, interview scorecards, structured interview questions, or offer letter templates. Triggers on "job description", "hiring", "interview questions", "scorecard", "offer letter", "JD", or /hire commands.

Backfill @spec annotations on existing code for an APPROVED spec (or --all specs)