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Browse published AI skills maintained by Chemiseblanc. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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structured-logging

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Guide for writing effective log messages using wide events / canonical log lines. Use when writing logging code, adding instrumentation, improving observability, or reviewing log statements. Teaches high-cardin...

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software-architecture

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Document software architecture using ARCHITECTURE.md and docs/*.md files with Mermaid diagrams. Use proactively when ARCHITECTURE.md exists in project root, or invoke to create initial architecture documentatio...

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feature-file

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Manage features.yml for tracking requirements and progress; use proactively ONLY when features.yml already exists, or invoke manually to create one; complements TodoWrite for persistent project state.

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commit-message

Chemiseblanc

Format git commit messages combining Conventional Commits summary lines with Linux kernel-style bodies. Use when writing, reviewing, or formatting commit messages.

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waterfall-development

Chemiseblanc

Enforces strict waterfall development workflow with phase gates. Use when (1) features.yml exists in project root, (2) user asks to implement/develop/build a feature, (3) user explicitly requests waterfall work...

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git-commit

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Guide for breaking changes into logical, atomic commits using interactive staging. Use when committing changes that span multiple concerns, when needing to stage parts of files (hunks), when asked to create wel...

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