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jp-ui-foundations
jp-uiのFoundation（色/タイポ/アイコン/形状/影）を参照して実装するためのスキル。Foundationトークンや関連ファイルが更新されたらこのスキルも更新する。
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jp-ui-components
jp-uiのコンポーネント作成とStorybook Page作成のルールを守るためのスキル。Base UIラッパーの方針、render/useRenderの維持、レイアウト/余白/幅ルールを適用する。
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jp-ui-consumer
Use when consuming jp-ui in an app: installation, CSS/theme setup, component selection, and token usage; guide Codex to the jp-ui docs and types for implementation details.
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code-review
Review code changes for quality, spec compliance, and OSS readiness. Use when reviewing staged changes, PRs, or specific files for issues.
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test-server-deploy
Deploy services to test server via SSH. Builds Docker images locally, transfers them, and cleans up old images on both host and remote.
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commit
Generate commit messages following project conventions. Use when committing changes or reviewing staged files.
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review
Review specification and developer documents for compliance with project guidelines. Use when checking docs-spec/ and docs-site/docs/ for ambiguous expressions or missing required sections.
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sync-spec
Check and synchronize specification documents (docs-spec/) with implementation (src/, src-tauri/, tests/). Detect discrepancies and auto-fix when possible.
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daemon-port-management
Instructions for managing application ports with the AutomateLinux daemon.
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daemon-send-command
Instructions for sending commands to the AutomateLinux daemon using the CLI.
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public-transportation
Instructions for configuring and using the Public Transportation application integration.
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vscode-extensions
Instructions for building and installing VS Code extensions in this project.
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loom-management
Instructions for managing the Loom screen recording integration.
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extra-apps
Instructions for finding and managing extra/external applications like CAD and Public Transportation.
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daemon-command-extension
Instructions for adding a new command to the AutomateLinux daemon.
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key-simulation
Instructions for simulating keyboard input using the AutomateLinux daemon.
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daemon-management
Instructions for building and restarting the AutomateLinux daemon.
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bash-completions
Instructions for adding to bash auto completions in the AutomateLinux project.
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daemon-build
Detailed instructions for building, deploying, and restarting the AutomateLinux daemon.
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frontend-design
Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality. Use this skill when the user asks to build web components, pages, or applications. Generates creative, polished code that avoid...
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docs
Generate API documentation, component docs, schema docs, and changelogs. Use when documenting new endpoints, creating component documentation, updating READMEs, or writing release notes.
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accessibility-review
Audit for WCAG 2.1 AA compliance including keyboard navigation, ARIA usage, color contrast, and screen reader support. Use when building UI components, reviewing forms, or checking accessibility of new features...
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observability-review
Evaluate logging coverage, error tracking, debugging capabilities, and monitoring patterns. Use when investigating production issues becomes difficult, after incidents, or when expanding monitoring coverage.
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db-review
Review database schema normalization, indexing strategy, query patterns, migration safety, and column/enum usage for PostgreSQL/Drizzle. Use when adding tables, modifying schema, reviewing migrations, or auditi...
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