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Verilog basics skill for firmware and kernel engineers. Use when reading RTL to understand hardware behavior, reset/clock domains, bus protocols, or collaborating with hardware teams. Activates on queries about Verilog basics, RTL, hardware description, clock domain, reset synchronizer, or MMU in hardware.
The on-camera delivery craft — helping a real human film themselves talking to a lens and look like themselves doing it. Use when someone wants a "talking head video" or "piece to camera," says "film myself" or "I look stiff on camera," asks about a teleprompter, framing, lighting, audio, or retakes, or wants to batch-film videos. Uses the TAKES framework. Phone-first: gear is almost never the bottleneck. Reads brand-profile + voice-builder first; takes its script from short-form-video-script (that writes it, this delivers it). The agent coaches setup + delivery, formats prompter/beat-map scripts, and plans batch days; the HUMAN films and picks the take (the agent cannot see footage); WoopSocial publishes the finished file. Camera-shy? Route honestly to heygen/synthesia or faceless formats. Never fabricates "that take looks great." Distinct from scripting-and-storyboarding (the shoot plan), heygen/synthesia (avatars), and captions-and-clipping/capcut/descript (the edit).
The Pinterest SEO / search-ranking skill -- the keyword layer that pairs with pinterest-pin-design's visual. Use when someone wants pins to rank in Pinterest search, needs keyword research, or wants keyword-optimized pin titles/descriptions/boards. Pinterest is a visual search engine where keywords and relevance rank you, not followers. Uses the FOUND framework. Reads brand-profile + the pin's destination first. The agent researches real queries (autocomplete + Guided Search + Trends; never fabricates volume), writes the keyword-led title + a natural description (no stuffing), specs the on-pin overlay keyword, and advises boards + link. WoopSocial publishes the pin's title + description + board + link; profile/bio, board setup, alt text, Rich Pins, and Trends/Analytics stay native/human. No stuffing; Pin->Board->Page must match; fresh pins, not dupes. Distinct from pinterest-pin-design (the visual), pinterest-growth (the strategy), and social-seo (cross-cutting search).
The Pinterest pin design skill -- the visual half that pairs with pinterest-seo's keyword layer. Use when someone wants to design a pin, a Pinterest pin image, a pin text overlay, fresh pin variations for an existing URL, or board covers. Designs and briefs the 2:3 (1000x1500) vertical pin: one focal point, a keyword text overlay readable at feed size, brand-consistent template, safe zones, and 3-5 visually distinct FRESH designs per destination URL. Uses the SAVED framework. Reads brand-profile + the destination + the pinterest-seo keyword first. A HUMAN or an image/design tool (ideogram/canva/nano-banana/a designer) creates the final raster; WoopSocial publishes the finished pin image + title + description + board + link. No misleading pins, no repin-as-fresh dupes, engagement never fabricated. Distinct from pinterest-seo (the keyword layer -- they PAIR), pinterest-growth (the strategy), design-and-templates (the template system), and ideogram/canva (render the raster this briefs).
The OpusClip craft skill — turn long video (podcasts, webinars, interviews, streams) into publishable short clips with AI candidate-finding, honest triage, and a human-reviewed pipeline. Use when someone wants to use OpusClip, turn a podcast/webinar/VOD into shorts, understand the Virality Score, pick a plan, pull a moment from a long recording (ClipAnything moment search), or automate a clipping pipeline. Uses the CLIPS framework. Reads captions-and-clipping + the source skill + brand-profile first. The agent plans the pipeline, credit math, and QA; the HUMAN reviews every clip and approves; WoopSocial publishes the finished exports (it does not clip or edit video). Integrity spine: the Virality Score is a PREDICTION for triage, never truth; 1 credit = 1 SOURCE minute; no unreviewed auto-post pipelines; no out-of-context clips. Distinct from captions-and-clipping (general craft), descript (long-form edit), capcut (short-form polish), and the platform publishing skills.
Use when writing, reviewing, restoring, trimming, or auditing prose in the deepseek-harness repo, including deciding where documentation or comments are required across Markdown, JSDoc, code and test comments, prompts, descriptions, diagnostics, and CLI or UI strings.
Aggressively produce self-contained HTML artifacts instead of Markdown for substantial agent outputs. Use when the user asks for a doc, plan, spec, report, review, PR description, explainer, summary, comparison, research artifact, dashboard, diagram, flowchart, timeline, deck, slides, prototype, design reference, component sheet, editor, prompt tuner, config editor, triage board, or any human-facing deliverable that benefits from layout, visual hierarchy, navigation, diagrams, interactivity, or sharing. Default to this skill even when the user does not explicitly request HTML; stay in plain chat only for very short replies, code-only snippets, terminal commands, or explicit non-HTML requests.
Create, update, or inspect a pull request; prepare its title, description, review evidence, and metadata; publish a branch for review.
Create Gitea/Forgejo issues — interactive or with flags for title, description, labels, assignees, milestone, and deadline.
Characters and animation - Humanoid properties/states, spawning (LoadCharacterAsync), health and damage, HumanoidDescription appearance, Animator/AnimationTrack playback, priorities and markers, default animation replacement, Tools, TweenService, IKControl, Character Controller Library (beta). Use when changing movement, abilities, damage, respawn, avatars, animations, tweens, or tools/weapons.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "write a query letter", "query", "querying", "pitch", "blurb", "back cover copy", "jacket copy", "comp titles", "comparable titles", "synopsis for agents", "submit to agents", "submission tracker", "self-publishing description", "retailer description", "ready to query", "submission readiness check", "submit a short story", "magazine submission", "short-fiction markets", "simultaneous submission", "reprint rights", "order a short story collection", or wants to prepare and track a finished manuscript's submission to agents, publishers, magazines, anthologies, or retailers. NOT for pitching a series of several books (use series-continuity), or self-publishing production, metadata, or book rights deals (use publishing). The blurb, retailer description, and the rights a short-fiction market buys, such as reprint rights, stay here.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "self-publish", "publish my book", "ISBN", "copyright page", "book metadata", "BISAC", "keywords", "KDP", "IngramSpark", "Draft2Digital", "go wide", "Kindle Unlimited", "print interior", "trim size", "paperback", "ebook", "EPUB", "cover wrap", "spine width", "pricing", "launch plan", "ARC team", "advance readers", "newsletter", "reader magnet", "Amazon ads", "BookBub", "rights", "foreign rights", "audio rights", "film rights", "publishing contract", or wants to take a finished manuscript through production, distribution, launch, and rights management. It owns contracts and rights sales; NOT for permission to quote lyrics, epigraphs, or other material in the book (use editorial-review), or for drafting the blurb or retailer description (use submission).