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Verification methodology and gate checklist for the tdmcp Connectors Directory submission — run the docs build, build and inspect the .mcpb bundle, sweep for stale .dxt references, and cross-check the form-answer draft against the real requirements. Use to validate the submission package before a human submits, by executing commands and quoting evidence, not by trusting that work was done.

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Build a tdmcp TouchDesigner-bridge vertical slice the house way — promote an op from /api/exec to a first-class REST endpoint (e.g. POST /api/connect, GET /api/logs, node_detail flags), add its typed method in src/td-client/touchDesignerClient.ts, its Zod envelope in src/td-client/validators.ts, rewire the tool(s) to prefer the endpoint with an exec fallback, and write py_compile + td/tests unittest + offline msw client tests. Use when adding/changing a bridge REST endpoint, editing td/, extending node_detail/get_bridge_logs, promoting connect/disconnect/param-modes/DAT-text off exec, or doing any exec→REST work — especially the td-depth bridge-robustness backlog. Honors probe-live discipline when TouchDesigner is offline.

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Search, scrape, and interact with the web via the Firecrawl CLI. Use this skill whenever the user wants to search the web, find articles, research a topic, look something up online, scrape a webpage, grab content from a URL, get data from a website, crawl documentation, download a site, or interact with pages that need clicks or logins. Also use when they say "fetch this page", "pull the content from", "get the page at https://", or reference external websites. This provides real-time web search with full page content and interact capabilities — beyond what Claude can do natively with built-in tools. Do NOT trigger for local file operations, git commands, deployments, or code editing tasks.

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Build a throwaway prototype to answer a design question, as UI variations or a state-model walkthrough. Use when the user types /prototype, wants to sanity-check whether a state model or logic feels right, wants to explore what a UI should look like, or as the prototype step of the web design flow with brainstorm or grill before the final plan goes to plan-canvas (annotate the running prototype with the plan-canvas annotation tool).

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Use when the user wants each agent response to end with a red/yellow/green status line showing whether the work is finished, pending a follow-up, or blocked on input.

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Use when an error occurs (deja fix), when resuming work in a project (deja wip), or when past sessions in this repo matter (deja search). Local, redacted session memory, installed together with memB.

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Every product will be AI-powered. The question is whether you'll build it right or ship a demo that falls apart in production.

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Bring a machine to a complete, verified AOS installation: the skills pack, MCP servers, gate hooks, memB (engine, MCP, ambient hook, WebUI), OpenWiki (CLI, auth, harness integrations, refresh daemon) and Synapse. Run once on a new computer, and again whenever something in the ecosystem stopped working.

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A skill for AI agents that want to produce better daily reports and discover more of what their users actually want. Scans source front pages, diffs them against yesterday, prescreens with a weighted profile, reviews with an LLM, deduplicates, publishes, and evolves the profile from user feedback. All decisions go to an append-only tape for audit and replay.

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SwiftUI coding guidelines covering style, structure, patterns, formatting, and pure-functions methodology. Use when editing or generating SwiftUI code or Swift files containing SwiftUI views, view models, services, or related architecture.

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Apply platform accessibility best practices to SwiftUI, UIKit, and AppKit code. Essential companion to any SwiftUI, UIKit, or AppKit skill — always use together. Use whenever writing, editing, or reviewing ANY SwiftUI views, UIKit view controllers, AppKit views/window controllers, or platform UI — even when the user doesn't mention accessibility. Also use when the user mentions VoiceOver, Voice Control, Dynamic Type, Reduce Motion, screen reader, a11y, WCAG, accessibility audit, Nutrition Labels, accessibilityLabel, UIAccessibility, NSAccessibility, assistive technologies, or Switch Control. Not for server-side Swift, non-UI packages, or CLI tools.

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Parallel read-only multi-agent root-cause investigation for bugs, regressions, crashes, flaky behavior, or unexplained failures. Use when the user asks to investigate a bug, find the root cause, trace a regression, understand why something broke, or wants a ranked diagnosis with the fastest proof path without making code edits.

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Horizontal-first slicing methodology with mandatory ASCII preview for UIKit layout design

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Builds personal brand assets using Seth Godin's frameworks: signature symbol, slogan, surprise (Purple Cow), salient idea, and signature story. Use when named (branding), or when the user asks for a brand symbol, slogan, tagline, Purple Cow, counterintuitive angle, core idea, brand story, or personal brand positioning.

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Design and write Cloudflare Durable Objects. SQLite storage, RPC methods, WebSocket hibernation, alarms, class lifecycle (exports or migrations), and testing. Use for stateful coordination, rooms, per-user state, counters, rate limiters.

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Use when drafting a bug or defect ticket, reviewing one someone else wrote, or deciding whether a reported problem is ready to file. Keeps what the reporter actually saw separate from what the agent later found out, so a reader can tell which lines are testimony and which are collected proof. Trigger phrases: 'file a bug', 'write up this defect', 'triage this report', 'is this ticket ready to file', 'what did the reporter actually see'.

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Reflection-first problem solving methodology for Convex development. Use before implementing any solution to ensure proper root cause analysis, 98% code confidence, and minimal change scope.

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Performs a final quality pass fixing alignment, spacing, consistency, and micro-detail issues before shipping. Use when the user mentions polish, finishing touches, pre-launch review, something looks off, or wants to go from good to great.

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Pushes interfaces past conventional limits with technically ambitious implementations — shaders, spring physics, scroll-driven reveals, 60fps animations. Use when the user wants to wow, impress, go all-out, or make something that feels extraordinary.

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Use for pull-request, merge, version and release mechanics in the Syntropic137 repo, and for CI or release-pipeline failures. Trigger phrases include "open a PR", "submit my changes", "address the review comments", "Copilot left comments", "merge this PR", "push this nit straight to main", "CI is red", "the release gate failed", "smoke test broke", "why is this PR BLOCKED", "bump the version", "cut a release", "release v1.x", "write the release notes", "main -> release PR", "approve the release gate", "the release published a bad asset", "triage the open PRs", "PR backlog", "which PRs are ready to merge", "merge order", "DORA metrics", "deploy frequency", "lead time", "change failure rate", "time to restore", "why didn't the issue auto-close". Covers trunk-based `main`, the `release` branch, local gates (`just qa-ci`, `just preflight`), GitHub Actions gates, review and merge policy, and post-release verification. Do NOT use for deciding what to dispatch, running the orchestrator loop, or deciding when to deploy a beta or run a pit stop (see `orchestrating`); for whether a task belongs in a workspace or locally (see `dogfooding`); for using the `syn` CLI as an end user (see the syntropic137 plugin skills).

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Use when acting as the orchestrator agent that drives Syntropic137 - running the dogfood loop, deciding what to dispatch next, landing agent PRs, deploying a beta, triaging failed executions, or keeping the scratchpad, paper cuts and retrospectives current. Trigger phrases include "orchestrator tick", "keep the loop running", "what should we dispatch next", "land these PRs", "why are PRs stacking up", "deploy the next beta", "pit stop", "the run failed, what now", "write the retro", "is the system helping", "scale quality", "learning loop for the orchestrator". Do NOT use for deciding whether one task belongs in a workspace or locally (see `dogfooding`), for turning one incident into an eval case (see `learning-loop`), for designing a workflow A/B experiment (see `workflow-experimentation`), or for release-branch and version-bump mechanics (see `devops`).

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Performs comprehensive FiveM resource security, performance, and compatibility audits. Detects backdoors, RATs, SQL injection, event exploitation, NUI vulnerabilities, dupes, crash/DoS vectors, npm and build-chain supply chain attacks, and malware patterns across ESX, QBCore, QBox, ox_lib, and ND_Core frameworks, on both GTA V Legacy and Enhanced builds. Use whenever a FiveM/cfx resource is being reviewed — even if not explicitly asked — including: audit FiveM script, review FiveM security, optimize FiveM resource, check FiveM performance, FiveM code review, review Lua script security, audit ESX resource, audit QBCore resource, audit QBox resource, check for exploits, FiveM vulnerability scan, GTA V Enhanced migration check, resmon optimization, or asking whether a leaked, cracked, nulled or unknown-origin script is safe to run.

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Use when: UI standards discovery, UI pattern research, UI audit, pre-handoff UI state coverage review, or when a business-specific child skill needs a stack-agnostic UI methodology to load first.

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Use immediately after RBR confirms a root cause, or after any confirmed finding from security-audit-lens, legacy-investigation-lens, a scan skill, or a Critical/Required code-review finding, before considering the finding complete. Checks whether the confirmed defect is one instance of a structurally identical pattern elsewhere in the same file family, workflow, or business-domain area, and folds in or explicitly defers every other instance found. Mandatory for Architect — not an optional lens the agent judges when to apply.

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