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Guides Claude in creating well-structured SKILL.md files following best practices. Provides clear guidelines for naming, structure, and content organization to make skills easy to discover and execute.
Senior Frontend QA Engineer with 10+ years JavaScript/TypeScript testing experience. Use when writing unit tests for React components, creating integration tests with React Testing Library, testing custom hooks, mocking APIs, or following TDD for frontend.
Set up and manage local skills for automatic matching and invocation
Writing technical blog posts about tldraw features and implementation details. Use when creating blog content about how tldraw solves interesting problems.
Enables Claude to create, manage, and track tasks in Microsoft Planner via Playwright MCP
Overview of the Blockbench MCP server tools, resources, and prompts. Use to understand the full MCP capability set, learn how tools work together, or when starting a new Blockbench project. Covers all domains (modeling, animation, texturing, PBR, UI, camera) and their MCP interfaces.
Execute small ad-hoc tasks with Kata guarantees, running quick tasks without full planning, or handling one-off work outside the roadmap. Triggers include "quick task", "quick mode", "quick fix", "ad-hoc task", "small task", and "one-off task".
Validate built features through conversational testing, running UAT, user acceptance testing, checking if features work, or verifying implementation. Triggers include "verify work", "test features", "UAT", "user testing", "check if it works", and "validate features".
Show available Kata skills, displaying the usage guide, explaining skill reference, or when the user asks for help with Kata. Triggers include "help", "show skills", "list skills", "what skills", "kata skills", and "usage guide".
Research how to implement a phase standalone, investigating implementation approaches before planning, or re-researching after planning is complete. Triggers include "research phase", "investigate phase", "how to implement", "research implementation", and "phase research".
Review open issues, selecting an issue to work on, filtering issues by area, pulling GitHub issues, or deciding what to work on next. Triggers include "check issues", "list issues", "what issues", "open issues", "show issues", "view issues", "select issue to work on", "github issues", "backlog issues", "pull issues", "check todos" (deprecated), "list todos" (deprecated), "pending todos" (deprecated).
Resume work from a previous session, restoring context after a break, continuing work after /clear, or picking up where you left off. Triggers include "resume work", "continue work", "pick up where I left off", "restore context", and "resume session".