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project-specifications-management
Manage and enforce project specifications for consistency
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trading-best-practices
Critical analysis of trading techniques and financial innovation
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testing-validation
Test and validation workflow before commit
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benchmarking-performance
Trading performance evaluation via backtesting and metrics
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implementation-workflow
TDD workflow for implementing features
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critical-review
Critical and uncompromising review of work done
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rust-trading-development
Specific rules for trading feature development
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ui-design
Designing premium user interfaces with egui
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documentation
Keep project documentation up to date
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hpc-cluster
Run jobs on CU Boulder CURC HPC cluster (Alpine). Use when simulations need more compute than the local workstation, for large-scale parallel jobs, or when GPU resources are needed beyond local availability. Yo...
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materials-database
Query materials databases for structures and properties. Use when asked to get crystal structures, material properties, phase diagrams, or thermodynamic data. Primary source is Materials Project, with NIST, Pub...
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lammps-simulation
Run LAMMPS molecular dynamics simulations. Use when asked to run MD simulations, energy minimization, equilibration, production runs, or calculate properties like diffusion, RDF, MSD. Supports both CPU and GPU...
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quantum-espresso
Run Quantum ESPRESSO DFT calculations. Use when asked to perform first-principles calculations, SCF, structural relaxation, band structure, DOS, phonons, or any ab initio quantum mechanical calculation.
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data-analysis
Analyze simulation data and compute properties. Use when asked to parse LAMMPS/QE output, calculate diffusion coefficients, RDF, MSD, energies, or generate plots and visualizations.
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resource-acquisition
Find and acquire computational science resources autonomously. Use when you need force field parameters, pseudopotentials, crystal structures, or any other scientific data. You are a researcher - you find what...
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literature-search
Search and retrieve scientific literature. Use when asked to find papers, research a topic, find citations, get paper abstracts, or conduct literature reviews. Accesses Semantic Scholar, arXiv, and other academ...
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jean-claude-cli
Expert guide for Jean Claude CLI - a sophisticated AI orchestration framework featuring two-agent workflows, event sourcing, coordinator pattern with ntfy.sh, agent note-taking, mailbox communication, and real-...
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jean-claude-dev
Development guide for working on the Jean Claude project itself. Use this skill when making changes to Jean Claude's source code, tests, documentation, or architecture. This skill provides project-specific test...
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agent-tuning
Configure and optimize AI coding agents (OpenCode/Claude). Use when setting up or improving agent behavior.
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pr-review
Review pull requests for code quality, security, and conventions. Use when reviewing PRs or preparing code for review.
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ml-experiment
Track ML experiments with proper logging and reproducibility. Use when training models or running experiments.
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python-venv
Manage Python virtual environments and dependencies. Use when setting up projects or installing packages.
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git-commit
Create conventional commit messages. Use when committing changes or writing commit messages.
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issue-triage
Triage and manage GitHub issues. Use when reviewing issues or planning work.
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