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テストは存在するがアサーションが実質何も検証しておらず、実装が壊れても落ちない（常に PASS する）構造を diff-time で検出する。Check 1 missing assertion（テスト本体にアサーションが無い）、Check 2 tautological assertion（定数同士・入力自身・mock の戻り値自身を assert し SUT に依存しない）、Check 3 nonexistent expected literal（assertDontSee / assertNotContains 等の期待文字列が対象ファイルに実在しない）、Check 4 stale expected value（同一 diff で対象の出力が変わったのに期待値が据え置き）、Check 5 unscoped expectation（汎用的な属性・クラスを応答全体に対して assert し対象要素にスコープされていない）、Check 6 swallowed failure（例外の握り潰しや到達しない位置のアサーションで判定が成立しない）、の 6 Check を対象とする report-only。テストの有無は test-existence、未テスト経路の量は coverage-gap、非決定性は flaky-test、命名は test-naming、JS/TS の un-awaited resolves / rejects は vitest-mock-isolation、tdd-ledger artifact ベースの RED/GREEN 検証は plangate-tdd-evidence、.only / .skip / xit / @ts-ignore と空の catch は heuristic-review.mjs の決定論検出器へ委譲する

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Use Codex to manage Odysseus todos, calendars, memory, and documents, and read or draft email. Through its permission-scoped API, the skill also supports reminders and launching, inspecting, or stopping Cookbook model servers.

• Create a timed reminder as a todo
• Check calendar events and add appointments
• Read email and prepare an editable reply draft

Use Claude Code to manage Odysseus tasks, email, calendar events, stored facts, and documents through a permission-scoped API. You can also start, inspect logs for, and stop Cookbook model servers using the access granted by your token.

• Creating a task with a timed reminder
• Reading email and preparing a reply draft
• Saving calendar events, preferences, and documents

Automate Coassemble operations through Rube MCP, a connection for agent tools. The skill guides the agent to discover available actions, check the service connection, and execute tasks using the current input requirements.

• Finding available Coassemble actions
• Checking the connection before running tasks
• Automating repeated Coassemble operations

Assess how changes, failures, or paused updates to a BigQuery table or view affect downstream assets. Trace data lineage, the relationships showing where data flows, and summarize dependent tables, dashboards, and processes with direct and indirect impacts.

• Assess downstream effects of a table failure
• Check dependencies before changing or deleting a view
• Evaluate the impact of pausing data updates

Automate Coassemble operations through Rube MCP, a connection for agent tools. The skill guides the agent to discover available actions, check the service connection, and execute tasks using the current input requirements.

• Finding available Coassemble actions
• Checking the connection before running tasks
• Automating repeated Coassemble operations

Using AwesomeAssertions for fluent and readable test assertion skill. Used when writing clear assertions, comparing objects, validating collections, handling complex comparisons. Covers Should(), BeEquivalentTo(), Contain(), ThrowAsync() and complete API. Keywords: assertions, awesome assertions, fluent assertions, assertion, fluent assertion, Should(), Be(), BeEquivalentTo, Contain, ThrowAsync, NotBeNull, object comparison, collection validation, exception assertion, AwesomeAssertions, FluentAssertions, fluent syntax

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Turn game design documents and character profiles into asset specifications and image generation prompts. Define appearance, dimensions, file formats, and naming rules, then maintain an asset list that tracks progress and identifies shared assets.

• List the visual assets needed for a game
• Define consistent character and environment asset specifications
• Prepare image generation prompts from an art direction guide

Work with a personal Messenger account to find contacts, review call history, and search or summarize conversations. It also supports sending, editing, unsending, and reacting to messages, with previews and confirmation before those actions.

• Catching up on unread conversations
• Finding a link or detail in past messages
• Reviewing Messenger audio and video call history

Audit game asset files for naming rules, size limits, formats, and broken references. Receive a report of measured violations and suggested fixes, with clear explanations of checks that lack data or cannot be assessed for the engine.

• Checking image and audio naming conventions
• Finding files that exceed asset size limits
• Investigating missing references and potentially unused assets

Assembles genomes de novo from noisy long reads (Oxford Nanopore R9/R10/Dorado, PacBio CLR) with Flye (repeat graph), Canu (correct-trim-assemble OLC), NextDenovo, Shasta, Raven, wtdbg2, or miniasm, and reconciles bacterial assemblies into a consensus with Trycycler/Autocycler. Covers matching the input flag to the basecaller era (--nano-hq vs --nano-raw), why a raw long-read assembly is contiguous but low-QV and not finished until polished, haplotig false-duplication and purge_dups, coverage and read-N50 as non-substitutable inputs, and mid-read adapter de-chimerization. Use when assembling a bacterial or eukaryotic genome from ONT or PacBio noisy reads, choosing a long-read assembler, or diagnosing an over-collapsed or duplicated assembly. For PacBio HiFi use hifi-assembly instead.

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Assembles genomes de novo from noisy long reads (Oxford Nanopore R9/R10/Dorado, PacBio CLR) with Flye (repeat graph), Canu (correct-trim-assemble OLC), NextDenovo, Shasta, Raven, wtdbg2, or miniasm, and reconciles bacterial assemblies into a consensus with Trycycler/Autocycler. Covers matching the input flag to the basecaller era (--nano-hq vs --nano-raw), why a raw long-read assembly is contiguous but low-QV and not finished until polished, haplotig false-duplication and purge_dups, coverage and read-N50 as non-substitutable inputs, and mid-read adapter de-chimerization. Use when assembling a bacterial or eukaryotic genome from ONT or PacBio noisy reads, choosing a long-read assembler, or diagnosing an over-collapsed or duplicated assembly. For PacBio HiFi use hifi-assembly instead.

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Assembles genomes de novo from noisy long reads (Oxford Nanopore R9/R10/Dorado, PacBio CLR) with Flye (repeat graph), Canu (correct-trim-assemble OLC), NextDenovo, Shasta, Raven, wtdbg2, or miniasm, and reconciles bacterial assemblies into a consensus with Trycycler/Autocycler. Covers matching the input flag to the basecaller era (--nano-hq vs --nano-raw), why a raw long-read assembly is contiguous but low-QV and not finished until polished, haplotig false-duplication and purge_dups, coverage and read-N50 as non-substitutable inputs, and mid-read adapter de-chimerization. Use when assembling a bacterial or eukaryotic genome from ONT or PacBio noisy reads, choosing a long-read assembler, or diagnosing an over-collapsed or duplicated assembly. For PacBio HiFi use hifi-assembly instead.

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Assess cybersecurity risks using NIST SP 800-30 Rev 1 by examining threats, weaknesses, likelihood, and business impact. Produce a ranked risk register, a structured record of risks and recommended responses, with a summary for leadership.

• Preparing documented risk analysis for compliance frameworks
• Assessing a new system before launch
• Reporting the highest risks to leadership

Bridges asset requirements from motion design specs to production-ready assets. Parses specs for required assets, recommends free/paid sources, provides format conversion guidance, generates validated import code, and offers asset preparation checklists. Use when preparing assets for Remotion projects or when asked "where to get assets", "how to prepare assets", "asset formats for Remotion".

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AEM Cloud Service expert skill for the Asset Manager API (com.day.cq.dam.api.AssetManager). Covers two migration paths — Path A (create/upload, replacing createAssetForBinary/getAssetForBinary/client-facing createAsset with Direct Binary Access via @adobe/aem-upload) and Path B (delete, replacing removeAssetForBinary with in-JVM resolver.delete() + commit or external HTTP Assets API with IMS bearer tokens). Covers IMS authentication, service-user setup with crx delete permissions, asset processing pipeline, common pitfalls (hardcoded credentials, AEM calling its own HTTP API), and composition with replication/event-migration skills.

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Create icon assets for iOS and macOS projects using SF Symbols or Iconify API. Match existing colors and sizes, then generate PNG files at three resolutions with the metadata needed for Xcode asset catalogs.

• Creating icon assets for an Xcode project
• Finding icons that match an existing style
• Replacing placeholder icons

Assess a repository’s readiness for AI agents with AgentRC and generate a standalone HTML dashboard. Review scores across nine areas, see prioritized improvements, and optionally apply scoring policies tailored to an organization.

• Assessing a repository’s readiness for AI agents
• Prioritizing improvements from assessment results
• Reviewing scores under an organization’s own policy

Create an AI impact assessment in your team's format. Gather system details through conversation, analyze risks and applicable regulatory classifications, check consistency with internal policy, and document recommendations, safeguards, and conditions for deployment.

• Assessing an AI system before deployment
• Preparing an assessment after conditional triage
• Reviewing pilot or production AI risks

Plan, validate, and safely publish Google Ads assets, including sitelinks, callouts, structured snippets, image assets, and Performance Max asset briefs. Use when asked for Google Ads assets, ad extensions, sitelinks, callouts, snippets, image assets, Performance Max assets, PMax creative, or an asset audit.

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Evaluates genome assembly quality across the three orthogonal axes - contiguity (QUAST auN/NG50/NGx, not bare N50), completeness (BUSCO/compleasm gene-space plus Merqury k-mer completeness), and correctness (reference-free Merqury QV, Inspector/CRAQ structural errors, asmgene false-duplication/collapse). Covers why N50 is the most-gamed metric, why QV measured on the polishing reads is circular, distinguishing uncollapsed haplotigs from real WGD, and the EBP/VGP 6.C.Q40 standard. Use when judging whether an assembly is good enough to annotate or publish, comparing assemblers, diagnosing a fragmented or duplicated assembly, or assessing a phased diploid assembly.

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Identifies essential genes from CRISPR-Cas9 fitness screens using BAGEL2 (Kim & Hart 2021 Genome Med), a Bayesian classifier scoring per-gene Bayes Factors via log-likelihood ratios over per-sgRNA fold changes, calibrated against CEGv2 core-essentials (Hart 2017 G3, ~684 genes) and NEGv1 non-essentials (Hart 2014, ~927 genes). Covers the fc + bf + pr workflow, the linear-extrapolation improvement over BAGEL1 truncation, multi-target off-target correction, tumor-suppressor sensitivity (BAGEL2 detects enrichment), and BF calibration (BF >6 ≈ 90% posterior per Hart 2017; ~5% FDR by BAGEL convention). Use when classifying essential vs non-essential genes, calibrating BAGEL2 thresholds against PR curves, identifying tumor suppressors alongside essentials, comparing BAGEL2 hits to MAGeCK / drugZ, or generating publication-quality essentiality calls.

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GDPR Legitimate Interest Assessment (LIA) — Guided assessment for Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR using the EDPB three-step test. Based on EDPB Guidelines 1/2024, EDPB Opinion 28/2024 (AI models), the OSS Case Digest on Legitimate Interest (McIntyre 2026), CNIL AI guidance (June 2025), ICO guidance, and key CJEU case law. Use when: (1) user needs to assess whether legitimate interest is appropriate, (2) user asks about Art. 6(1)(f), "Interessenabwägung", "berechtigtes Interesse", "balancing test", or "LIA", (3) user wants to document a legitimate interest assessment, (4) user mentions the three-step test, (5) user evaluates necessity or proportionality under Art. 6(1)(f), (6) user discusses direct marketing, fraud prevention, IT security, employee monitoring, AI training, web scraping, or credit checks in context of legal basis, (7) user handles a right to object (Art. 21), (8) user asks about children's data, profiling, or cross-border data sharing under legitimate interest, (9) user compares legitimate interest against other legal bases. Do NOT use for: consent assessments (Art. 6(1)(a)), contract performance (Art. 6(1)(b)), DPIA workflows, or pure ePrivacy/cookie compliance questions — though the skill does address the ePrivacy/GDPR overlap where relevant.

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Assess genome assembly quality using QUAST for contiguity metrics and BUSCO for completeness. Essential for evaluating assembly success and comparing assemblers. Use when evaluating assembly completeness and quality.

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