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Try a sample that invokes another skill from within a skill. Running its command triggers example-skill internally, providing a concrete test case for skill chaining in the bundled skills registry.

• Trying a skill that calls another skill
• Checking bundled skill chaining
• Reviewing a concrete chaining example

Create Handsontable documentation examples for JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Angular, and Vue. The skill explains source files, generated JavaScript, required imports and license settings, embedding examples in guides, and checking that each framework version displays correctly.

• Adding a code example to a feature guide
• Preparing examples for multiple frameworks
• Generating JavaScript examples from TypeScript

Launch the @remotion/player example app locally and open it in the Codex in-app browser. The workflow prepares dependencies, builds the project, starts the development server, and reports its URL and whether it was newly started or already running.

• Launch the player example locally
• Open the example in the Codex in-app browser
• Check the development server URL and running status

Analyze existing logs and source files from a completed example run to verify that intended actions actually occurred. Review every entry, classify failures and skips, and report evidence without running examples, controlling processes, or modifying files.

• Verify behavior after a completed example run
• Check whether exit-zero examples performed their intended actions
• Separate repository failures from environment restrictions

Security-Scanner Agent fuer fabrikIQ und andere Projekte. Fuehrt umfassende Sicherheitspruefungen durch. Trigger bei: (1) Pre-commit Validation, (2) PR-Creation, (3) Weekly Security Audits, (4) Nach Dependency-Updates, (5) Vor Production Deployments. <example> Context: User moechte vor einem Commit sicherstellen, dass keine Secrets committed werden. user: "Ich will gleich committen. Pruefe mal auf Secrets." assistant: "Ich starte den security-scanner Agent, um den Code auf API Keys, Tokens und andere Secrets zu pruefen." <Task tool call to security-scanner agent> </example> <example> Context: Weekly Security Audit des fabrikIQ-Projekts. user: "Fuehre den woechentlichen Security-Scan durch." assistant: "Ich fuehre einen vollstaendigen Security-Scan durch: Secret Detection, Dependency Audit, OWASP Patterns, Security Headers und Rate Limiting." <Task tool call to security-scanner agent> </example> <example> Context: User hat Dependencies aktualisiert und will Vulnerabilities pruefen. user: "Ich habe npm update und pip install -U gemacht. Gibt es Sicherheitsprobleme?" assistant: "Ich scanne die aktualisierten Dependencies auf bekannte Vulnerabilities mit dem security-scanner Agent." <Task tool call to security-scanner agent> </example> <example> Context: PR-Review mit Security-Fokus. user: "Review den PR #42 auf Security-Probleme." assistant: "Ich analysiere die geaenderten Dateien im PR auf Security-Patterns: SQL Injection, XSS, Hardcoded Credentials und fehlende Input-Validation." <Task tool call to security-scanner agent> </example>

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Learn how to structure a user-invoked slash command through a small example. It shows where to place SKILL.md, how arguments reach the command, and which settings control tool access and model selection.

• Learning the file layout for a slash command
• Checking how command arguments are passed
• Reviewing tool permissions and model settings

Turn graded execution traces and production logs into model training examples and preferred-versus-rejected response pairs. Select useful records, remove sensitive information, exclude evaluation examples, and preserve links to the original runs.

• Convert high-scoring successful runs into training examples
• Use expert-corrected failures as training examples
• Pair passing and failing responses to the same task

Try the hello-codewhale example to receive a short greeting in your language. The response includes an exact identifying string, making the invoked example recognizable, and uses only the conversation without tools or external services.

• Try the hello-codewhale greeting example
• Check that the response identifies the invoked example
• Try a greeting in the language used in the conversation

Create and manage Arize datasets for evaluation and experiments using the ax CLI. Import records from files, append examples, inspect dataset versions, and export a chosen version for offline analysis, with checks for field consistency and export completeness.

• Creating evaluation datasets from files
• Adding examples to an existing test set
• Inspecting dataset metadata and versions

Review logs and source files from a completed manual example run. Check that results are current and complete, verify intended behavior beyond successful exit codes, and distinguish product defects from environment or credential problems.

• Review results after a manual example run
• Verify behavior in examples that exited successfully
• Separate product failures from environment problems

Maintain Paperclip Storybook examples by comparing them with shipped interfaces and the feature map. Update fixtures, classifications, and catalog references while preserving stable links and clearly identifying current examples, prototypes, historical work, and cases needing review.

• Reconciling Storybook examples after interface changes
• Updating mock data and API responses
• Classifying prototypes and historical examples

Launch the example Remotion Studio locally and open it in Codex’s built-in browser. The workflow installs dependencies, builds the monorepo, and uses the URL reported by Studio to reach the correct running instance.

• Launching the example Remotion Studio
• Opening the local Studio interface in Codex
• Finding the correct Studio URL across working copies

Turn official command documentation into a concise tldr page, an example-based command reference. Provide a command name and documentation URL to get five to eight common usage examples with consistent formatting and placeholders.

• Create a quick reference from a lengthy command manual
• Organize common command usage into five to eight examples
• Format command examples according to tldr conventions

This skill should be used when the user asks to "add an example", "write a tutorial", "document a new workflow example", or when creating a new worked example under `docs/source/examples/`.

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Use this skill when architecting new Claude Code agents following Anthropic best practices. Guides through YAML frontmatter creation, agent structure definition, role boundaries, and validation. Critical for creating minimal agent files (~150 lines) with proper skill invocations. Examples: <example>Context: User wants to create a new agent for security auditing user: "Create a security-auditor agent" assistant: "I'll use the agent-creator skill to build this agent following Anthropic best practices" <commentary>New agent creation requires the agent-creator skill to ensure proper structure and YAML frontmatter.</commentary></example> <example>Context: Existing agent file is too verbose and needs refactoring user: "The architect agent is 2000 lines, refactor it to minimal structure" assistant: "I'll use the agent-creator skill to refactor this into a minimal ~150 line agent with a separate skill file" <commentary>Agent refactoring requires the agent-creator skill to separate identity from technical procedures.</commentary></example>

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Use a sample bundled skill to try the skills registry, the mechanism for making bundled skills available. Its invocation command provides a basic test case for checking the bundled skills feature.

• Trying a bundled skill command
• Checking bundled skills registry behavior
• Learning from a minimal skill sample

Search current library documentation and code examples with Context7 CLI, a command-line tool. Find API usage and configuration guidance, select available version-specific documentation, and prioritize examples in the programming language you use.

• Checking current API usage and configuration
• Finding documentation for a requested version
• Prioritizing code examples in a chosen language

Prepare datasets for language model training by formatting examples, checking conversation templates, and packing examples into training sequences. Document data sources, synthetic data ratios, and validation results in a dataset card before starting a run.

• Convert raw examples into training-ready JSONL
• Check conversation templates and assistant-only training targets
• Review example boundaries after sequence packing

Create and update Handsontable guide pages with consistent page metadata, headings, framework-specific examples, and sidebar entries. Follow the documentation site's writing conventions and generate JavaScript examples from TypeScript sources where required.

• Adding a guide for a new feature
• Updating an existing guide's content and metadata
• Embedding examples for different frameworks

Strengthen existing tests with fast-check by checking properties across generated inputs. Find bugs that example tests miss and reduce failing inputs to small, reproducible cases. Property testing is available; the other listed workflows remain planned.

• Checking parser behavior across generated inputs
• Testing serialization and deserialization round trips
• Finding pure functions covered only by example tests

Guides Java SDK development in Apache Beam, from finding relevant modules to building code, running focused tests, and trying examples. Also explains how to publish modified modules locally and build SDK containers.

• Finding the Java SDK module to modify
• Running a specific test class or method
• Checking setup with the WordCount example

Find library documentation and code examples through Nia. Search within a package by meaning or regular expression, or search across indexed sources, with options to select a package registry and limit the number of results.

• Look up FastAPI dependency injection examples
• Find React useEffect cleanup patterns
• Search for usage examples of a specific function

Expo's official example projects - the expo/examples repo of ~70 `with-*` integrations (Stripe, Clerk, Supabase, OpenAI, maps, Reanimated, SQLite, Skia, NativeWind, and more). Use when integrating a third-party library or service into an existing Expo app and you want the canonical, version-matched pattern to adapt, or when scaffolding a new project from one with `npx create-expo --example`.

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Design a worked example fading sequence from fully worked examples through to independent practice. Use when teaching procedures, algorithms, or multi-step processes to novice learners.

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