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Load at the start of any task whose deliverable is prose another person will read — a PR description, commit message, README, doc, postmortem, blog post, issue or review comment, report, release note or essay — before drafting it, whether the result is pushed, posted, published or saved to a file, without being asked. Draft, then run this pass on the draft before handing it over. Also use when someone says "de-claude", "de-slop", "humanize this", "this reads like AI", "make it sound human", or asks for a voice, tone or register edit. Rewrites the constructions that mark prose as model-written (staged reveals, verdict headers, aphoristic closers, "it's not X, it's Y", em-dash drama, forced triads, flat-certainty adverbs) into plain technical prose and checks the rewrite kept every claim. Not for fiction, poetry, code, or quoted text; for a full adversarial review of a deliverable use challenging.

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Context-aware line edit that strips generic AI writing patterns without flattening the author's voice, plus a findings-only audit mode that names issues instead of rewriting. Applies contextual rules rather than blanket bans on adverbs, passive voice, and punctuation, and locks facts, numbers, quotes, code, links, and the supplied house style before it touches a sentence. Use before copy, a README, an email, a social post, or a doc ships; after a long assisted-writing session; when the text sounds fine but feels generated; or when the user asks for a findings-only slop audit. NOT FOR: writing new copy from scratch; deciding whether a person or a model wrote text; changing or certifying facts, which must be checked against primary evidence before publication.

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Author learning targets for a competency across developmental bands with precise, observable progression language. Use when writing 'I can' statements for competency-based programmes.

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Write and rewrite Turkish so it reads as native Turkish rather than translated English. Use for Turkish marketing copy, product and UI text, localization, documentation, support, legal or security prose, and reviews of AI-written Turkish. Detect translationese, copied clause structure, nominalization, wrong case and collocations, generic helper verbs, SaaS and sales calques, jargon leakage, forced slogans, corporate abstraction, cross-sector template residue, unsupported operational claims, and page-level repetition.

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Drive one AI agent from another through kolu's terminals: spawn a Claude Code / Codex / opencode session in a PTY, prompt it, watch the screen, read the reply, prompt again. PRIMARY PATH: the kolu MCP tools (`lifecycle_create`/`lifecycle_sendInput`, `wait_outputSettled`/ `wait_agentState`, `screen_text`, the `terminals` resource). FALLBACK: the `kolu` CLI — same verbs, same discipline. Triggers on "drive another agent", "agent drives agent", "make Claude drive Codex", or wiring a loop where one coding agent supervises another.

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Go-to-market engineering for the Yupcha portfolio (OmniVoice-Studio, the Clay-alternative in this repo, ResuBird). A closed set of executable verbs — research, audit, draft, measure, prepare, publish, escalate — each with a typed contract, required sources, and a risk tier. Use when: (1) researching ICP/competitors/channels/prior art, (2) auditing our own properties for what's actually broken (dead pricing pages, 404ing clone URLs, unfilled demos, licence detection, watermark coverage), (3) drafting docs/comparison pages/release notes/launch copy, (4) measuring real numbers against GOAL.md, (5) preparing a Show HN or a listing up to the send button, (6) any question about whether a GTM action is allowed. Triggers: 'gtm', 'go to market', 'launch', 'show hn', 'growth', 'marketing', 'positioning', 'icp', 'competitors', 'outreach', 'cold email', 'audit our', 'is it ok to', 'can we post', 'promote'.

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Refine the sentence structure and style of the documents: shorten long sentences, replace cumbersome nominal constructions with verbs, make enumerations parallel, strike filler words and redundancy, fix awkward transitions, and adjust voice, while content, numbers, and technical terms stay exactly as they are. Use when the user wants to "refine", "tighten", or "polish" the wording of a document.

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Use when refactoring code with poor names, when asked to improve naming, or when a user struggles to name a class/method/variable. Symptoms include -Manager/-Util suffixes, single-letter variables, process/handle/do verbs, primitive obsession, god methods with multiple responsibilities. Two modes — audit (broad scan, list opportunities) and improve (walk one specific identifier through the process).

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Drive the terum-skills CLI from a Claude Code or Codex session: run any verb with --format md and show its board — inspect the Library or the team Marketplace, search, fetch with sync, validate or fix a local skill, install the latest version into Global or an added project, publish a local skill as an immutable version, manage the eval queue — and prepare the verbs that belong in a terminal (project setup, skill move/copy/rename/delete, prune, reconcile, machine uninstall, team administration). Use when the user wants to manage, evaluate, publish or install skills and no narrower terum-skills skill fits.

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Prose quality checker for Quarto (.qmd) files, grounded in William Zinsser's *On Writing Well* (30th Anniversary Edition). Checks for clutter, weak verbs, hollow qualifiers, clichés, inflated academic voice, poor leads and endings, pronoun and tense inconsistency, and unclear explanation. Produces a structured markdown report organized by document section — never modifies the source file. Use when asked to improve prose quality, tighten writing, reduce clutter, or apply Zinsser's writing principles to a draft. For grammar and punctuation, use the proofread skill. For APSA style rules, use the apsa-style skill. Supports an optional output-file argument and an optional @sec-label argument to restrict checking to one section.

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Exploit Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerabilities to extract AWS IAM credentials from the Instance Metadata Service version 2 (IMDSv2). This skill details how to bypass the token requirement of IMDSv2 by chaining HTTP verbs (PUT then GET) if the SSRF vulnerability allows full control over the request headers and methods.

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Language-specific guidelines for producing high-quality Traditional Chinese (zh-TW) content: script, full-width punctuation, spacing, forms of address, grammar constraints, and Taiwan terminology. Includes the no-calque rule against literal translations of English phrasal verbs such as 折入 for fold in. Use when writing any kind of Chinese content. Including blog posts, notes, technical articles, technical writing, chitchat, social media posts, etc., even when you are just sending a text message. Also use when reviewing or editing existing Chinese content for language and terminology compliance. Always apply `writing-style-guideline` alongside this skill for structure, tone, rhetorical constraints, and banned phrases.

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Use when designing the systems of a game from a locked concept — core loops, meta loops, player verbs, progression, content systems, level structure, and narrative integration. Triggers on "game design doc", "GDD", "system spec", "core loop design", "progression design", "level design", "MDA", or "design the systems". Produces a design doc plus per-system specs that game-balancer numbers, iap-manager stocks, and godot-engineer builds. Stops at design — no number tuning, pricing, or engine code. For balance numbers see game-balancer; for the engine implementation see godot-engineer.

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JIRA project / user / group / scheme / automation administration via the jira-as wrapper (11 sub-domains, ~65 verbs). Triggers: 'create JIRA project', 'list users', 'delete user USERNAME', 'list permission schemes', 'create group NAME'. Requires admin role. Destructive ops (project/user/group delete) require 2-step token confirmation. NOT for per-issue ops (mk:jira-issue / mk:jira-lifecycle); NOT for JSM admin (mk:jira-jsm).

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Read-only view of the execution roadmap. Lists every epic with its per-status tallies, nests the still-open rows beneath their epic, collapses wholly-finished epics into one rollup line, and closes by naming the next planned task in file order. Four verbs — `list` (the reader's view), `tasks` and `epics` (filterable row and epic queries), `next` (the first planned task). Invoke any time to see what is left to build. Not a workflow phase; never writes; never starts or commits work.

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Implement reusable interactions, verbs, in-hand use, actions, and BUI requests with clear validation and mutation.

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