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Browse published AI skills maintained by kokuyouwind. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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debugging-process

kokuyouwind

Provides systematic debugging methodology for thorough root cause analysis with evidence-based investigation. Use this skill when investigating code, analyzing bugs, tracing errors, or understanding unexpected...

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pr-description-format

kokuyouwind

Provides PR description format and workflow requirements for GitHub pull requests. Use this skill when creating PRs or using 'gh pr create'.

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resolve-issue

kokuyouwind

Provides a systematic workflow for resolving GitHub Issues. Use this skill when assigned a GitHub Issue or when delegated by the Issue Auto-resolver.

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erlang-message-sync

kokuyouwind

Erlang-style message passing via /tmp file system. Use when simulating actor model with actual message synchronization between processes. Provides send/receive primitives with blocking and pattern matching.

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git-repository-workflow

kokuyouwind

Provides Git repository workflow guidelines including branch management, testing practices (TDD), Docker environment handling, and PR workflow. Use this skill when implementing features, fixing bugs, or making...

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zenn-markdown

kokuyouwind

This skill should be used when the user asks about "Zenn記法", "Zenn Markdown", "メッセージブロック", "アコーディオン", "埋め込み", "Zenn特有の記法", or mentions writing Zenn articles with specific formatting n...

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design-alternatives

kokuyouwind

Guides structured evaluation of design options with trade-off analysis. Use this skill when choosing architectures, selecting technologies, evaluating implementation approaches, or making design decisions.

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