materials
Create and edit materials and material instances using MaterialService and MaterialNodeService
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Create and edit materials and material instances using MaterialService and MaterialNodeService
This skill should be used when building cube draft configurations for GEMP-SWCCG from CSV files containing card names. It handles mapping card names to IDs, generating cube configurations with add-on card suppo...
This skill should be used when you need to create filtered subsets of the card_blueprint_database.json file to resolve slug collisions during card mapping. It provides jq commands to filter by side (LIGHT/DARK)...
Use this skill when asked to investigate a user account for security issues, suspicious activity, or compliance review. Triggers on keywords like "investigate user", "security investigation", "user investigatio...
Use this skill when asked to write, create, or help with KQL (Kusto Query Language) queries for Microsoft Sentinel, Defender XDR, or Azure Data Explorer. Triggers on keywords like "write KQL", "create KQL query...
Use this skill when asked to investigate Conditional Access policy changes, sign-in failures related to CA policies (error codes 53000, 50074, 530032), or suspected policy bypass/manipulation. Triggers on keywo...
Use this skill when asked to trace authentication flows, analyze SessionId chains, investigate token reuse vs interactive MFA, or assess geographic anomalies in sign-ins. Triggers on keywords like "trace authen...
Use this skill when asked to analyze, investigate, or report on honeypot server security. Triggers on keywords like "honeypot investigation", "analyze honeypot", "honeypot security", "honeypot report", or when...
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Convert C/C++ code into Strict SysY testcases using Python automation scripts.
Verification before completion claims. Use when about to say "done", "fixed", or "complete". Runs checklist by workflow type with evidence requirements.
Explore visual design, UI/UX, and design systems. Use when designing visual directions, user journeys, information architecture, color palettes, typography, or reviewing design feedback. NOT for feature plannin...
Auto-activates at session start to surface relevant learnings. Use when starting work in a domain to recall past insights from ~/.claude/learnings/.
Scaffold structured documents (RFC, ADR, Blog) using industry best practices. Produces draft for refinement with /wordsmith:edit.
Product workflows router. Use when user mentions "PRD", "competitive analysis", "metrics", "OKRs", "cohort", "requirements", or "technical debt". Triggers on product management and strategy tasks.
Precision editing for prose and copy. Use when user says "edit this", "improve this", "review my writing", "use [name]'s voice", or provides draft text to refine. Triggers on editing, voice extraction, voice li...
Use when validating ideas, sizing markets, building pitch decks, preparing for investors, modeling financials, planning launches, or creating board reports. Auto-activates on fundraising, pitch, investor, TAM/S...
Expert simulation for code guidance and style. Triggers on "code like [expert]", "what would [expert] say", "idiomatic", "best practice", "panel", or domain-specific keywords. Channels documented expert perspec...
Use when preparing for interviews, assessing skills, analyzing job opportunities, navigating stakeholder politics, or developing professional capabilities. Auto-activates on interview prep, career assessment, j...
Root cause analysis for complex bugs. Use when initial fix fails or incident is severe. Traces Effect → Cause → Root with confidence levels and prevention hierarchy.
moo hope — cognitive operating system. MANDATORY for ALL tasks including coding, planning, writing, analysis, and decision-making. Run silent audit, clarify intent. Use trace skill for root cause analysis, gate...
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