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Guide users through a structured workflow for co-authoring documentation. Use when user wants to write documentation, proposals, technical specs, decision docs, or similar structured content. This workflow helps users efficiently transfer context, refine content through iteration, and verify the doc works for readers. Trigger when user mentions writing docs, creating proposals, drafting specs, or similar documentation tasks.

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Professional LaTeX writing assistant. Capabilities include: scanning existing LaTeX templates, reading reference materials (Word/Text), drafting content strictly following templates, and compiling PDFs. Triggers include: 'write thesis', 'draft section', 'compile pdf', 'check latex format'. Designed to work in tandem with 'academic-research-hub' for citation retrieval.

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Guide technical communication for software developers. Covers email structure, team messaging etiquette, meeting agendas, and adapting messages for technical vs non-technical audiences. Use when drafting professional messages, preparing meeting communications, or improving written communication.

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Collaborative writing partner that assists with research, outlining, drafting, citations, and iterative feedback. Helps writers create high-quality content while maintaining their unique voice and style.

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Write technical documentation that matches the measured profile of professionally-written docs. Carries the craft rules derived from 114k words of pre-2022 documentation (SQLite, PostgreSQL, Python, Django, Rust, Go, Pro Git, nginx), the per-Diátaxis-type numeric targets, and the copywriting register for page leads. Use when drafting or rewriting any documentation prose, or when a page is factually right but reads as machine-written.

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Take a markdown file of raw material and shape it into an article through a conversational session — drafting candidate openings, growing the piece paragraph by paragraph, arguing about format (lists, tables, callouts, quotes) at each step. Use when the user has a pile of notes, fragments, or a rough draft and wants help turning it into something publishable.

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OpenClaw-native SIEGER-aligned customer intelligence. Use a structured evidence bundle to produce a bilingual report with claim-level evidence, decision gates, industry-specific analysis, and proposed sales angles that require explicit approval before email drafting.

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Build bilingual, evidence-backed, SIEGER v2 customer intelligence reports for foreign-trade leads. Use when OpenClaw or a sales operator needs claim-level citations, decision gates, an industry-specific analysis lens, a non-fabricated verdict card, and sales angles that require approval before downstream outreach drafting.

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Product-discovery coach for Fishbowl engineers — inspired by Marty Cagan's work (never impersonates him). Stage-routes between opportunity brief, research, PRD, ticket drafting, and outcome review. Triggers on "product coach", "help me with product", "I need to write a PRD", "I want to do discovery", "opportunity assessment", "who is this for", "why are we building this", or when an engineer is starting, resuming, or post-mortem-ing product-adjacent work. Invoke with a short description of what you want to do, or invoke bare to be surveyed and routed.

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Remove AI writing patterns from prose. Use when drafting, editing, or reviewing text to eliminate predictable AI tells.

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Use this Canvas-owned clean-room skill to guide collaborative writing for documentation, proposals, technical specs, decision records, PRDs, RFCs, operating guides, and structured memos. Trigger when the user wants help drafting, organizing, refining, reviewing, or testing a document before sharing it.

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Project-level WeChat article drafting workflow for turning source materials, repo intakes, product notes, screenshots, or existing markdown into a publishable Chinese公众号 draft. Use for writing, rewriting, evidence-gating, title options, platform adaptation, and image planning before optional publishing.

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Evaluate, rewrite, and select WeChat Official Account article titles for open rate, depth, reader promise, and account tone. Use when drafting, reviewing, publishing, or revising公众号文章标题, especially when titles may be generic, stale, clickbait, AI-flavored, or misaligned with the article's commercial/editorial intent.

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WeChat article creator with Fu Sheng's writing style - conversational, story-driven, opinionated. Use this skill whenever the user mentions writing a WeChat article, drafting public account content, crafting a viral headline, creating article covers, writing in Fu Sheng's style, or any request involving 公众号, 微信文章, 爆款标题, or 傅盛风格 — even if they don't explicitly say "skill".

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Draft or refine IDD-ready GitHub issues, roadmap issues, and sub-issues before the normal IDD execution loop begins. Use when a request is too large or ambiguous for one reviewable change, when work needs decomposition or dependency encoding, or when the user asks for issue drafting, roadmap planning, or parallelizable task breakdown.

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Use when drafting, reviewing, or revising Xiaohongshu/Douyin/social-platform Chinese text so it has real internet-native judgment instead of README tone, technical-briefing tone, or mechanical meme-word stuffing.

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Use when splitting content work between a raw drafting model/window, an editor-in-chief, and the user's final taste review. It keeps prompts loose enough for judgment while preserving facts, account boundaries, and publish gates.

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Use this skill when a team must define what its management system covers before a certification project, or its current scope is one vague sentence, and asks "write our ISMS scope", "what should be in scope", "can we exclude the sales office", "scope for the certificate", "draw the boundary of our management system" or "the auditor says our scope is unclear". Drafts the scope statement with boundaries, interfaces, dependencies and justified exclusions, for a security, privacy or AI management system, and writes a statement file plus a boundary table of open questions.

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Use this skill when a risk register has treatment decisions but no plan anyone can execute, or when someone asks "write the risk treatment plan", "turn the risk register into actions", "what do we do about our high risks", "treatment plan for the auditor", "budget the security roadmap from the risks" or "our treatment plan is just a list of controls". Turns each reduce, avoid or transfer decision into dated actions with an owner, budget, dependency and the record that will prove it was done, states the expected residual score and why, and adds interim measures for risks that stay high while the work runs. Writes a CSV plan and a short notes file.

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Use this skill when a company needs a written risk assessment method before it builds or rescores a register, or when the current method produces registers where everything scores 3. Triggers: "write our risk methodology", "define likelihood and impact scales", "what is our risk appetite", "risk acceptance criteria", "who can accept a risk", "our auditor says the method is not repeatable", "risk matrix for our ISMS". Drafts a short method with likelihood and impact anchors in the company's own money, hours and records, a scoring rule, an acceptance threshold with an authority ladder, reassessment triggers, and a calibration test on five sample risks.

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Use this skill when a company needs rules for how staff use company systems, data, devices and AI tools, or asks "write our acceptable use policy", "AUP for employees", "can staff use ChatGPT at work", "AI usage policy", "BYOD rules", "remote work security rules" or "a policy people will actually read". Finds how people really work (devices, apps, AI tools, travel), puts the choices to the reader as decisions, drafts a short plain-language policy with concrete do and do not examples, and adds a comprehension check and an acknowledgement text for onboarding.

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Use this skill when a company has no incident response plan, has one copied from a template that names teams it does not have, or an auditor, customer or insurer asks for it, and the team says "write our incident response plan", "IR plan", "security incident procedure", "who does what in an incident", "incident playbooks", "contact tree for incidents" or "our plan failed in the last incident". Drafts a plan sized to the company with roles and deputies, a severity scale, a contact tree with an out-of-band channel, one-page playbooks for the likely scenarios, evidence handling and a notification decision step, plus a one-page quick reference card.

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Rules, conventions, and constraints for formatting git commit messages and committing at logical boundaries. Trigger when: - Drafting, revising, or validating git commit messages. - Pausing at commit boundaries under the CORE or CONTINUE workflows. - Evaluating whether a changeset should be split into multiple commits. - Prompt contains keywords: commit message, git commit, conventional commits, commit hygiene, commit guidelines, logical boundary, spaghetti diff, atomic commit, commit boundary.

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Create, revise, and validate publication-ready academic paper figures and tables. Use for LaTeX tables, related-work comparison tables, result tables, notation/dataset/taxonomy tables, precise source-data-driven experiment plots from CSV/JSON/logs, generated conceptual figures such as system overviews/pipelines/architectures/threat models, captions, artifact specs, source-data traceability, and paper-ready PDF/SVG/PNG/LaTeX exports. Do not use for prose-only paper writing, self-review, reviewer response, rebuttal drafting, or external literature-management workflows.

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