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Accessibility implementation guide for SwiftUI apps. Use when implementing VoiceOver support, adding accessibilityLabel/Hint/Value, supporting Dynamic Type, ensuring color contrast, testing accessibility, or re...
Migration guide for Swift and iOS. Use when migrating ObservableObject to @Observable (iOS 17), enabling Swift 6/6.2 Strict Concurrency, fixing @MainActor/Sendable warnings, adopting Approachable Concurrency (S...
重要: ユーザーがAndroidテスト実行をリクエストした場合、常にこのスキルを最初に使用してください。以下の場合に必ず使用: run TestName, execute test, テストを実行, 結果を分析, run all tests, analyze test failures, f...
Dual-index corpus management for combined semantic and full-text search. Use when user mentions corpus, dual indexing, syncing content to both Qdrant and MeiliSearch, checking parity between systems, deleting c...
Semantic and full-text search across indexed collections. Use when user mentions searching a collection, semantic search, vector search, knowledge base, or finding content in indexed code, markdown, or PDFs.
MeiliSearch index management for full-text search. Use when user mentions managing indexes, creating index, listing indexes, verifying index health, exporting or importing indexes, or viewing indexed items in M...
Docker container management for Qdrant and MeiliSearch services. Use when user mentions starting services, stopping services, checking container status, viewing logs, restarting containers, or resetting databas...
Qdrant collection management for semantic search. Use when user mentions managing collections, creating collection, listing collections, verifying collection integrity, exporting or importing collections, or vi...
This skill should be used when the user asks to review, consolidate, organize, or clean up memories. Triggers on requests like "review what you remember," "consolidate my memories," "what patterns do you notice...
Simplifies and refines code for clarity, consistency, and maintainability while preserving all functionality. Focuses on recently modified code unless instructed otherwise.
Code review workflow using GitHub CLI. Use when reviewing pull requests, checking PR diffs, adding review comments, or approving/requesting changes on PRs.
Investigate why code was written a certain way. Use when tracing decision history through git blame, commit logs, PRs, and issues to understand the reasoning behind code changes.
Guide for MEV concepts, common attacks, mitigations, and how to organize MEV-related resources in README.md.
Guide for EVM/solidity smart contract security work: vulnerability taxonomy, review workflow, and where to place resources in README.md.
Guide for wallet security topics: MPC/TSS, key management, wallet UX security, phishing, and how to categorize related resources in README.md.
Guide for Solana/Sealevel security research and where to organize Solana-specific resources in README.md.
Guide for security tooling (analyzers, fuzzers, decompilers, compilers) and consistent placement in README.md.
Guide for understanding and contributing to the awesome-web3-security curated resource list. Use this skill when adding resources, organizing categories, or maintaining README.md consistency (no duplicates).
Critical rules and best practices for working with markdown files.
Automates browser interactions for web testing, form filling, screenshots, and data extraction. Use when the user needs to navigate websites, interact with web pages, fill forms, take screenshots, test web appl...
Use for code review - runs all reviewers in parallel on uncommitted changes
MANDATORY when writing commit messages. Structures commits with type prefix, what+why body, and architectural file tree.
Use when executing implementation plans. Modes: batched with checkpoints, subagent per task, or parallel agents for independent failures.
MANDATORY for all naming decisions - variables, functions, files, folders, classes, database tables, routes, CSS classes. Must be followed when creating or renaming any identifier. Non-negotiable baseline for c...
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