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Esta skill fecha o ciclo de codificação agêntica para animação web, permitindo que Claude grave a rolagem de páginas, extraia quadros e aplique princípios de design de movimento para identificar e corrigir problemas de animação.

Use when reviewing code for security issues.

This skill should be used when resolving all pending CLI todos from the todos/ directory using parallel processing. It reads pending todos, plans resolution order with dependency analysis, and spawns parallel agents.

Break a spec or feature into prioritized, dependency-tracked tickets for implementation. Use when a spec is too large to build at once, or when the user wants to create individual work items with MVP/P1/P2 phasing.

This skill should be used when roadmapping. Sub-commands: validate (read-only roadmap-vs-GitHub-milestone drift report) and next (advisory next-action, routes to /soleur:go or names an operator action).

This skill should be used when auditing diffs or plans for GDPR/CCPA/HIPAA compliance gaps.

คำนวน 3-yr P&L + cashflow สำหรับ SME ไทย ใช้ corporate tax tier ที่ถูกต้อง (0/15/20%), VAT cycle, SSO 5%+5%, ภงด.50/51 timing — ไม่ใช้ tax 20% flat แบบ template ฝรั่ง

This skill should be used when validating the documentation build and preparing for GitHub Pages deployment. It runs the Eleventy build, validates output, checks component counts, and provides deployment instructions.

This skill should be used when announcing a new release. It parses CHANGELOG.md, generates a summary, and creates a GitHub Release. Manual releases do not trigger the CI Slack notification.

This skill should be used when resolving all TODO comments in the codebase using parallel processing. It analyzes dependencies, creates a resolution plan with a mermaid flow diagram, and spawns parallel resolver agents.

Apply these opinionated NestJS conventions when writing NestJS backends: module structure, dependency injection, controllers and services, DTOs with class-validator, guards/interceptors/pipes, JWT authentication, TypeORM/Prisma.

Team-specific Python conventions — credential management with dotenv, API client rules, LLM response parsing, TDD workflow, and testing patterns for data pipelines.