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langgraph-builder
Use when creating a new LangGraph graph. Start with a minimal graph and iterate.
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langgraph-patterns
Advanced LangGraph patterns for production applications. Use when implementing streaming (tokens, updates, custom data), parallel node execution, subgraphs for modular workflows, error handling and retries, or...
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tailwind-css
Use when implementing Tailwind CSS styling. Prefer utility-first composition and responsive patterns.
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langgraph-fundamentals
Core concepts for building LangGraph applications. Use when creating StateGraph workflows, defining nodes and edges, managing state with TypedDict/Pydantic, or understanding basic graph structure. Covers state...
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codex
Use when operating Codex CLI itself (config, profiles, sandbox, approvals, and safe usage patterns).
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langgraph-multi-agent
Multi-agent architectures with LangGraph. Use when building systems with multiple collaborating agents, implementing supervisor or swarm patterns, creating hierarchical agent workflows, or designing agent hando...
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langgraph-persistence
Persistence and human-in-the-loop patterns for LangGraph. Use when implementing checkpointing, saving/restoring graph state, adding human approval workflows, managing conversation memory across sessions, enabli...
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systematic-debugging
Use for bugs/test failures. Reproduce, isolate root cause, fix, and validate with evidence.
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tailwind-v4
Use when working on Tailwind v4. Watch for deprecated utilities and updated configuration patterns.
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security-review
RBAC/監査ログ/秘密情報/マルチテナント越境/LLMプロンプト注入の観点でレビューする。
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container-debugging
Use for Docker/Kubernetes issues. Inspect runtime state and logs before changing images/manifests.
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workflow-step-impl
Temporal+LangGraph の工程（step）追加/修正の実装テンプレ。Activity 冪等性、output_path/output_digest、承認待ち、監査ログを含む。
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prompt-authoring
DB管理プロンプトの作成/更新（versioning、variables、レンダリング確認、出力マーカー準拠）に使う。
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debugging-with-tools
Use for investigation-heavy work. Prefer tool-driven evidence (search, logs, diffs) before changing code.
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providers
Use when integrating multiple LLM providers. Keep provider-specific code isolated behind a small interface.
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nextjs-skills
Use for Next.js design/architecture work. Respect App Router boundaries and server/client separation.
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tenant-db-ops
マルチテナント（顧客別DB分離）のDB運用・マイグレーション・調査に使う。
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debugger
Use when the root cause is unclear. Trace the failure back through the call stack and isolate the first bad state.
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mobile-debugging
Use for React Native / Expo troubleshooting (Metro bundler, native modules, simulator/emulator issues).
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langgraph-patterns-expert
Use for LangGraph agent design and refactors. Prefer explicit state, small nodes, and clear transitions.
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web-artifacts-builder
Use when generating or refactoring UI artifacts. Prefer modular components and consistent styling.
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codex-reviewer
Use when running Codex as an independent reviewer. Focus on actionable, prioritized findings.
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langgraph-docs
Use when answering LangGraph questions. Prefer reading local project code/specs; fetch docs only if needed.
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sveltekit-svelte5-tailwind-skill
Use for SvelteKit 2 + Svelte 5 + Tailwind v4 projects. Keep SSR/client boundaries and Tailwind config consistent.
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