product-tracking
Tracks product completion progress across domains, features, subtasks, and quality gates. Supports hierarchical product structure.
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Tracks product completion progress across domains, features, subtasks, and quality gates. Supports hierarchical product structure.
Implements compile-time regex using GeneratedRegexAttribute Source Generator. Use when working with Regex patterns for better performance and AOT compatibility.
Generates WPF Behavior classes using Microsoft.Xaml.Behaviors.Wpf. Usage: /wpf-dev-pack:make-wpf-behavior
Implements IValueConverter as MarkupExtension for direct XAML usage without StaticResource. Use when creating converters to eliminate resource dictionary declarations.
Generates WPF IValueConverter or IMultiValueConverter classes with MarkupExtension pattern. Usage: /wpf-dev-pack:make-wpf-converter [multi]
Converts long inline XAML bindings to Property Element Syntax for better readability. Use when XAML binding expressions become too long or complex.
Cross-post blog content to social platforms. Claude handles audit, user selection, and generates rewrites for short-form platforms.
Natural language understanding, intent classification, context management, reference resolution, and conversation history analysis for agentful
Guides deployment preparation and production readiness validation
Analyzes product specifications for completeness, identifies gaps, and guides refinement
Implements WPF data validation using ValidationRule, IDataErrorInfo, and INotifyDataErrorInfo. Use when building forms, validating user input, or displaying validation errors in UI.
Runs production readiness validation checks. Includes type checking, linting, tests, coverage, security, and dead code detection. Stack-agnostic.
Release preparation and publish workflow: run tests, bump version, tag, push, and create a GitHub release (and update Homebrew formula if present). Use when asked to cut a release, bump version, create tags, or...
Comprehensive security audit for code changes. Use this skill when implementing authentication, authorization, user input handling, API endpoints, secrets/credentials, payment features, or file uploads. Provide...
Comprehensive 6-phase verification framework for validating implementation quality across build, types, lint, tests, security, and diff review. This skill ensures code meets all quality gates before phase compl...
This skill should be used when the user wants to validate a looplia workflow output, check if an artifact meets validation criteria, or debug validation failures. Use when someone says "validate this looplia ou...
Generate intelligent session IDs based on detected content source type. Analyzes ContentSummary and creates meaningful IDs (podcast-xyz, transcript-abc, etc.).
Deep content analysis for structure, themes, narrative flow, key moments, and important quotes. Use before content-documenter.
Write comprehensive markdown documentation from analyzed media content with structured sections, quotes, timestamps, and citations. Use after media-reviewer analysis to create final documentation.
This skill should be used when the user wants to execute a looplia workflow, run workflow steps, or process a workflow.md file. Use when someone says "run the looplia workflow", "execute this looplia pipeline",...
Looplia writer skill for assembling final writing kits. Combines content analysis and ideas into structured output with suggested outlines. Creates comprehensive WritingKit JSON with all components.
Read user profile from workspace and calculate content relevance. Use to personalize output based on user interests.
Analyze content for writing opportunities. Use when processing articles, videos, or podcasts to extract insights and generate writing materials.
Comprehensive E2E testing for looplia CLI. Tests Docker deployments, published CLI versions, and local development. Verifies workflow execution, skill architecture (v0.6.9+), and command initialization (v0.6.10...
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