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Guide for creating new yardstick metrics. Use when a developer

Auto-activate for exception_handlers, HTTPException, ApplicationError, NotFoundError, ConflictError, ValidationException, PermissionDeniedException, RFC 7807 responses, or domain-to-HTTP error mapping. Use when designing Litestar exception hierarchies, handlers, or error responses. Not for client-side errors or generic Python exception cleanup.

Generate crisp, high-quality images with perfect typography and precise geometric layouts using HTML/CSS. Use when creating social cards, diagrams, certificates, UI mockups, code screenshots, or any image requiring sharp text rendering, exact alignment, or vector-like precision. AI excels at designing symmetric, pixel-perfect layouts as HTML rather than generating raster images directly. Supports

<!-- @include templates/prompts/iron-law.md --> 在项目中添加一个新的后端微服务，并生成完整的目录结构和初始文档。 运行 make new-service 或直接在 backend/services/ 下创建服务目录 根据技术栈生成标准目录结构 创建服务的 README.md、CHANGELOG.md 在 backend/services/<服务名>/docs/ 下创建…

Use when you need to execute all verify-* skills for an integrated validation report.

Create a GitHub issue, commit, tag, and push a release. Detects repo type and runs mode-specific pre-flight checks with user confirmation at every step.

Use when you need to view or manage learned memories and preferences.

Writing reports or papers. Use when producing any .md file that makes claims about experimental results.

Manage current Claude Code session metadata — set project, tags, and summary on session.md via Obsidian CLI. Use this skill whenever the user wants to tag, categorize, name, label, summarize, or organize the current session. Triggers on phrases like "tag this session", "this was about X", "mark this as", "session summary", "call this session", "categorize this as", "set project to", or any mention

Habilidade para gerenciar especificações e mudanças. Use-a ao trabalhar com documentos gerenciados pelo specrate.

macOS desktop notifications and iTerm2 badge management for Claude Code lifecycle events. Not a slash command — this plugin provides hook scripts. See README for wiring instructions.

Use when user invokes /explain with a file path, directory path, function/class name, or natural language concept. Also triggers on "explain this", "how does X work", "walk me through". Produces a structured, layered explanation of what the code does, how it connects, and where to start if you need to change it. Do NOT use when the user wants to trace data flow through a pipeline — use /lineage in