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Runs several language models as independent coders on the same labeling or discovery task and reads their disagreement as data — panel assembly for model diversity, keeping votes independent, consensus rules, agreement statistics (Cohen's and Fleiss kappa, Krippendorff's alpha), the correlated-errors caveat that stops agreement being mistaken for validity, human validation beyond the panel, and reporting. Use when the user asks about a council, panel, ensemble, or jury of models, asks how to combine several models' labels, or asks what kappa or alpha to report for model coders. Single-model codebook and validation work goes to text-classification, per-item confidence to llm-calibration-logprobs.

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SwiftUI のレイアウト落とし穴・ベストプラクティス・非推奨パターンと、 iOS / watchOS アプリの実機配布 (Provisioning / App Group / Code Signing / Apple Watch Developer Mode / Xcode 15+ Debug dylib) トラブルシューティング のガイド。コード生成・修正時に既知のレイアウトバグを防ぎ、 App Group + watchOS + Apple Watch の実機インストール失敗を 7 段階フレームワークで診断・解消する。 Use when: SwiftUI のコードを書く・修正するとき。 レイアウト崩れを修正するとき。safeAreaInset や ViewThatFits を使うとき。 マルチデバイス対応するとき。iOS + watchOS アプリの実機ビルド / 配布で provisioning / App Group / Manual Signing / Apple Watch の UDID / Xcode 自動署名の 罠に詰まったとき。Apple Watch に "Could not install at this time" が出たとき。 Triggers: "SwiftUI", "layout", "safeAreaInset", "ViewThatFits", "GeometryReader", "レイアウト", "崩れ", "表示バグ", "iPhone SE", "ATT", "ATTrackingManager", "requestTrackingAuthorization", "AdMob", "広告", "Provisioning Profile", "App Group", "Manual Signing", "Code Signing", "Apple Watch", "watchOS", "Install できない", "Could not install at this time", "Bundle ID 紐付け", "Xcode Automatic Signing", "embedded.mobileprovision", "Spaceship", "App Store Connect API", "WKCompanionAppBundleIdentifier", "Developer Mode", "Privacy & Security", "watchOS Developer Mode", "Apple Watch に App を入れられない", "整合性を確認できなかった", "integrity check", "ENABLE_DEBUG_DYLIB", "__preview.dylib", "debug.dylib", "Xcode 15 Preview", "SwiftUI Preview dylib", "ENABLE_PREVIEWS", "AppIntents", "AppShortcut", "AppShortcutsProvider", "AppEntity", "AppEnum", "Siri", "Siri に流れる", "Siri がリマインダーに流れる", "updateAppShortcutParameters", "Invalid parameter type", "Invalid Utterance", "applicationName", "CFBundleDisplayName", "CFBundleSpokenName", "TaskEntityQuery", "AppEntityQuery", "TimelineProvider", "recommendations", "WatchConnectivity", "WCSession", "updateApplicationContext", "sessionDidBecomeInactive", "iPhone と Watch でデータ共有", "App Group 共有できない", "scenePhase", "ポーリング", "watchOS バッテリー", "TextField 文字色 watchOS", "Picker 文字色 watchOS", "Single Size AppIcon", "watchOS AppIcon"

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Claude Code workflow tips from Boris Cherny (creator of Claude Code) and the Claude Code team. Use when: setting up Claude Code, optimizing workflows, running parallel sessions, configuring CLAUDE.md, using skills/commands, subagents, hooks, MCP integrations, or learning best practices. Covers: git worktrees, plan mode, verification, permissions, Slack MCP, BigQuery, prompting tips, plugins, custom agents, sandboxing, keybindings, status lines, output styles, customization, /simplify for code quality, /batch for parallel code migrations, /loop for scheduled tasks, code review agents, /btw for mid-task questions, /effort max reasoning, remote control sessions, voice mode, setup scripts, session naming, /color, PostCompact hook, auto mode, /schedule cloud jobs, iMessage plugin, auto-memory, and auto-dream, mobile app, session teleporting, Cowork Dispatch, Chrome extension, Desktop app, /branch forking, --bare SDK startup, --add-dir multi-repo, --agent custom agents, /voice input.

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Avalia modelos de geração de código em HumanEval, MBPP, MultiPL-E e 15+ benchmarks com métricas pass@k. Use ao comparar modelos de código, avaliar capacidades de codificação, testar suporte multilíngue ou medir qualidade de geração de código. Padrão da indústria do BigCode Project usado pelos leaderboards do HuggingFace.

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Delegate coding tasks to Codex, Claude Code, or Pi agents via background process. Use when: (1) building/creating new features or apps, (2) reviewing PRs (spawn in temp dir), (3) refactoring large codebases, (4) iterative coding that needs file exploration. NOT for: simple one-liner fixes (just edit), reading code (use read tool), thread-bound ACP harness requests in chat (for example spawn/run Codex or Claude Code in a Discord thread; use sessions_spawn with runtime:"acp"), or any work in ~/clawd workspace (never spawn agents here). Claude Code: use --print --permission-mode bypassPermissions (no PTY). Codex/Pi/OpenCode: pty:true required.

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Use CodexBar CLI local cost usage to summarize per-model usage for Codex or Claude, including the current (most recent) model or a full model breakdown. Trigger when asked for model-level usage/cost data from codexbar, or when you need a scriptable per-model summary from codexbar cost JSON.

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Interactive Domain-Driven Design modeling sessions based on DDD Distilled (Vaughn Vernon) and Domain Modeling Made Functional (Scott Wlaschin). Guides users through strategic and tactical design via 13 phases: discover, storming, contexts, mapping, aggregates, events, validate, glossary, workflows, types, simulate, publish, sync. Phase 13 (sync) reconciles divergences found by --analyze between the domain model and the implementation — judging whether the model or the code is authoritative, then planning and implementing the fix and re-aligning the model. Phases 9-11 take the conceptual model from phases 1-8 and produce workflow pipeline designs, compilable type definitions (TypeScript, Kotlin, Scala, Rust, C#, F#), workflow verification via type-level tests, and automatic UI field enumeration from the domain model. Phase 12 (publish) renders all docs/domain artifacts into one self-contained, cross-linked HTML site (separate files joined by a shared nav). Each phase is an interactive dialogue where AI acts as facilitator and domain expert challenger. Use when: "DDD", "ドメイン設計", "ドメインモデリング", "Event Storming", "Bounded Context", "集約設計", "ユビキタス言語", "コンテキストマップ", "ワークフロー設計", "パイプライン設計", "ステップ分割", "中間型", "型駆動フロー", "型駆動設計", "Domain Modeling Made Functional", "Railway Oriented Programming", "入力画面項目", "フォーム項目洗い出し", "UI 項目抽出", "HTMLにまとめる", "ドキュメントサイト化", "成果物を1つのHTMLに", "publish", "モデルと実装の差異", "差異解消", "実装との乖離", "モデルとコードを一致", "差異の実装計画", "sync", "複数フェーズを逐次実行", "フェーズをまとめて実行", "/ddd run", "サブコマンド一覧", "/ddd list", "/ddd", "ドメイン分析したい", "モデリングしたい", or any domain design / type modeling activity.

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Pick the right serving container for a SageMaker model deployment and find its current image URI. Use this skill whenever about to deploy a model to a SageMaker endpoint and an image URI needs to be chosen — including when the user says "deploy this LLM", "host this HuggingFace model", "serve this fine-tuned model", "deploy this embedding model", "host a reranker", "serve a sentence-transformers model", or when about to hardcode any container URI in deployment code. HuggingFace-curated Deep Learning Containers are ALWAYS preferred: HuggingFace vLLM (LLMs and generative rerankers), HuggingFace vLLM-Omni (multimodal), TEI (embeddings/cross-encoder rerankers), HF Inference Toolkit (other transformers). Generic images (AWS vLLM, DJL-LMI, SGLang) are used only when no HuggingFace image is compatible — never merely because they carry a newer version. Never hardcode a container URI from memory and never default to TGI. Prevents stale-image failures and wrong-region URIs.

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Write, review, and modernize Perl 5.36+ applications using clear function parameters, focused error handling, and organized modules. Includes examples for classes, regular expressions, file operations, formatting, code checks, and dependency management.

• Write new Perl code and modules
• Review code against modern Perl conventions
• Update legacy code for Perl 5.36+

Audit Claude Code agents, skills, rules, and MCP tool configurations to estimate how much space they consume in the model's context. Identifies oversized and overlapping components, then ranks recommendations by potential token savings.

• Investigating why context space fills quickly
• Auditing a setup after adding skills or MCP servers
• Finding oversized files and duplicated instructions

Define success criteria before AI coding, then assess new capabilities and check that existing behavior still works using code, rules, models, or human review. Track repeated-attempt success metrics and reports to compare prompt changes, agent changes, or model versions.

• Defining success criteria before AI implementation
• Checking existing behavior after prompt or agent changes
• Measuring reliability across repeated attempts

Migrate code and API calls from Claude Sonnet 4.0, Sonnet 4.5, or Opus 4.1 to Opus 4.5. Update platform-specific model identifiers and address reported prompt behavior issues, such as excessive tool use or unnecessary code complexity.

• Updating model identifiers in existing code
• Migrating API settings for a specific platform
• Adjusting prompts that trigger excessive tool use

Regenerate an iOS app's debug bridge, the code connecting it to debugging tools, using current gstack templates. Update Swift support files and typed state accessors after gstack upgrades or ViewModel and property additions.

• Updating the debug bridge after a gstack upgrade
• Adding accessor coverage for new ViewModels
• Regenerating accessors for added state properties

Capture token usage from Claude Code session logs, calculate USD costs using the supplied pricing reference, and save structured records to AgentDB. Review totals by model and tier, and provide data for cost reports.

• Record costs after a block of work
• Save final usage totals at session end
• Capture usage periodically during long sessions

Inspect Muse Code’s saved settings and defaults, then make targeted changes when explicitly requested. Explain reasoning and display options while distinguishing persistent configuration from the settings currently active in a running session.

• Check saved settings and defaults
• Change the saved reasoning effort
• Adjust reasoning summaries and output detail

Review code that manages the conversation history and extra information sent to Codex models. Apply rules for incremental history, size limits, cache stability, manual review of large additions, and required implementation structures.

• Review changes to conversation history handling
• Check size limits on information sent to the model
• Identify large additions requiring manual review

Connect Claude Code plugins to external services through MCP, a protocol that makes service functions available as tools. Covers connection types, configuration files, authentication, tool permissions, and testing for local servers and hosted services.

• Connecting a plugin to an external API
• Configuring a local MCP server
• Setting up OAuth or token authentication

Builds and installs Codewhale with a source revision identifier, then verifies the installed version in a fresh shell. It guides hands-on runtime checks for interface behavior, routing, approvals, and other changes that automated tests may miss.

• Verifying terminal interface changes in the actual product
• Installing and checking a local release build
• Checking model routing and approval behavior

Create text diagrams with PlantUML for README files, emails, and terminal workflows. Convert diagram definitions into plain ASCII or Unicode box-drawing output to share interactions and relationships where image-based diagrams are unsuitable.

• Add text diagrams to README files
• Share sequence diagrams in emails
• View diagrams in a terminal

Use Outlines to make language models produce data in a defined format. The skill covers extracting information into JSON, restricting classification labels, and applying Pydantic models, which define fields and data types, with local model backends.

• Extracting company or profile details into JSON
• Classifying text using a fixed set of labels
• Generating text that matches a specified pattern

Assess language models with over 60 academic benchmark tests using consistent prompts and scoring. Compare models, track performance during training, and organize research results with support for HuggingFace models, vLLM, and APIs.

• Compare models on standard knowledge and reasoning tests
• Track model performance across training checkpoints
• Organize evaluation results for research reports

Learn how GPT language models work by preparing text, training a small model, and generating samples. Covers CPU experiments, custom datasets, further training of pretrained GPT-2 models, and reproducing GPT-2 with multiple GPUs.

• Train a small model on Shakespeare using a CPU
• Prepare custom text for model training
• Further train a pretrained GPT-2 model

Build and evaluate Mamba models for long sequences using state-space models, which summarize past inputs in an internal state. Covers setup, pretrained text generation, differences between Mamba-1 and Mamba-2, and speed comparisons with Transformers.

• Generate text with pretrained Mamba models
• Compare Mamba-1 and Mamba-2 configurations
• Benchmark generation speed against Transformers

Use SAELens to train and analyze sparse autoencoders, which separate neural network activity into features that may represent recognizable concepts. Explore pretrained features, evaluate reconstruction quality, and investigate how individual features influence language model outputs.

• Exploring features with a pretrained SAE
• Training and evaluating a custom SAE
• Studying overlapping concepts in model activity