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Use when gathering requirements for a customer portal, partner community, or self-service Experience Cloud site. Triggers: 'gathering requirements for customer portal', 'planning Experience Cloud site', 'what license for community portal', 'portal user journey mapping', 'self-service requirements'. NOT for building the site in Experience Builder — use admin/experience-cloud-site-setup. NOT for designing the deal-registration and MDF processes themselves — use admin/partner-community-requirements. More trigger keywords: portal persona licence matrix, which Experience Cloud licence do these requirements imply, external user needs a Contact and Account, sharing set vs sharing rule for a portal, self-registration vs SSO for a portal, portal requirements catalogue, handoff to Experience Cloud site setup.

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Use when creating a new Salesforce custom object: naming the object and setting its API name, selecting optional features (Activities, Chatter, History Tracking), choosing an org-wide default sharing model, and creating a tab. Triggers: 'create a custom object', 'new custom object setup', 'what sharing model should I choose', 'how do I create a tab for my object', 'object features like activities and history tracking'. NOT for designing the fields on the object - use admin/custom-field-creation. NOT for sharing rules or role hierarchy configuration - use admin/sharing-and-visibility. NOT for lookup-vs-master-detail and junction design - use data/data-model-design-patterns. More triggers: 'custom object records not showing in search', 'sharing model greyed out on my object', 'auto number restarted at 1 after deploy', 'cannot create a queue for my custom object', 'CustomObject deploy failed enableBulkApi', 'field history tracking shows no rows'.

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Configuring Salesforce lead management and conversion in Setup: lead settings, web-to-lead, conversion field mapping, lead queues, auto-response rules, lead processes. Trigger keywords: web-to-lead, lead conversion, lead field mapping, lead settings, lead process, lead queue, lead auto-response. NOT for Apex that controls what conversion creates - use apex/lead-conversion-customization. NOT for lead assignment rule logic - use admin/assignment-rules. NOT for duplicate rule configuration - use admin/duplicate-management. Also covers: LeadConvertSettings objectMapping XML, LeadConfigSettings, LeadStatus StandardValueSet converted flag, lead process BusinessProcess, Database.convertLead bulk conversion limits.

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Use this skill when prioritizing a Salesforce backlog with the MoSCoW method (Must / Should / Could / Won't) plus an effort + value lens, deciding what fits in the next sprint or release, and using WSJF as a tie-break when MoSCoW alone produces ties. Trigger keywords: MoSCoW prioritization, must should could won't, WSJF salesforce, prioritize salesforce stories, sprint commit, backlog grooming. NOT for story writing or splitting (use admin/user-story-writing-for-salesforce). NOT for release train planning (use agents/release-train-planner). NOT for sizing/estimation method debates — this skill assumes a sizing convention is already in place.

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Configuring Salesforce opportunity management: sales stages, sales processes, opportunity record types, Path configuration, opportunity teams, opportunity splits, and forecasting categories. Use when setting up or restructuring the opportunity lifecycle for Sales Cloud. NOT for forecast types, rollup methods, quotas or manager adjustments — use admin/collaborative-forecasts. NOT for agreeing what the stages and exit criteria should be before any build — use admin/sales-process-mapping. NOT for CPQ pricing or product configuration. Keywords: BusinessProcess, sales process, OpportunityStage, ForecastCategoryName, PathAssistant, OpportunitySplit, OpportunitySplitType, OpportunityTeamMember, Opportunity.settings, enableOpportunityTeam, IsClosed, IsWon, IsPrivate.

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Use this skill when adding external users to an Experience Cloud site, configuring self-registration, managing external user licenses, or customising the login and registration pages. Trigger keywords: add members to community, external user license, self-registration, customer portal login, partner user onboarding, ConfigurableSelfRegHandler. NOT for choosing which external user license to buy — use architect/experience-cloud-licensing-model. Also covers the networkMemberGroups membership block, NetworkMemberGroup assignment status, external-user creation from contacts, offboarding, and LoginHistory diagnosis for site logins. NOT for what records external users can see — use security/experience-cloud-security.

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Design the engagement model for an Experience Cloud community: reputation levels, ideation, and content contribution strategy. Triggers: 'community engagement strategy', 'gamification Experience Cloud', 'reputation levels setup', 'ideation community portal', 'member recognition program'. NOT for blocking, flagging or approving what members post — use admin/experience-cloud-moderation. NOT for measuring logins, page views or engagement after launch — use data/community-analytics-data. Also covers: the Network reputation elements that carry the ladder (enableReputation, reputationLevels/level/label/lowerThreshold, reputationPointsRules/pointsRule/eventType/points), the 16 documented reputation eventType values and their default points, ManagedTopics / ManagedTopic (Navigational vs Featured, position 0-24), NetworkMember.ReputationPoints seeding, and why FeedItem cannot carry the engagement dashboard.

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Use when a practitioner needs to classify the risk level of an upcoming Salesforce deployment, define rollback trigger conditions, or assign decision authority before the release window opens. Triggers: 'how risky is this release', 'what needs rollback planning', 'classify deployment risk', 'pre-deployment risk checklist', 'rollback decision authority', 'high risk metadata types'. NOT for executing the deployment itself, writing CI/CD pipeline code, or troubleshooting failures after a deployment has already run — use admin/change-management-and-deployment for execution planning and devops/deployment-error-troubleshooting for post-failure diagnosis.

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Use when authoring, reviewing, or maintaining Salesforce DevOps operational documents — runbooks, environment matrices, deployment guides, and post-deploy validation checklists. Triggers: 'runbook', 'environment matrix', 'deployment guide', 'pre-deploy checklist', 'post-deploy validation', 'how do I document a deployment', 'rollback procedure template'. NOT for what actually belongs on the pre-deploy gate — use devops/pre-deployment-checklist. NOT for release calendar, versioning, or go/no-go governance — use devops/release-management. Also covers: the devops-process YAML artefact (environment ladder, change-request state machine, deploy contract, deploy order, RACI), the deployOptions the runbook must record (checkOnly, testLevel, rollbackOnError, ignoreWarnings, purgeOnDelete, singlePackage, runTests), destructiveChangesPre/Post ordering, and the change-request emergency path.

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Use when creating a new custom field on any Salesforce object: choosing field type, setting API name, configuring Field-Level Security, adding to page layouts, and deploying. Triggers: 'add a field', 'new custom field', 'what field type should I use', 'FLS not working', 'field not showing on page layout'. NOT for creating the object itself - use admin/object-creation-and-design. NOT for formula field logic - use admin/formula-fields. NOT for picklist value set management - use admin/picklist-and-value-sets. Also covers: field-meta.xml, CustomField metadata, deleteConstraint, externalId, unique, precision and scale, relationshipOrder, writeRequiresMasterRead, fieldPermissions, package.xml for fields.

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Detects data collection patterns that exceed what is necessary for the app's stated functionality, enforcing Guideline 5.1.1(iii) data minimization requirements.

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Extract tacit knowledge through non-obvious microquestions — things only the user knows that can't be found in code, docs, or research. Use when you're about to guess at intent, context, or constraints during SAFEWORD's understanding flow. Also use when user says 'ask me', 'what do you need to know', or when another skill (bdd, brainstorm, debug) needs user context before proceeding. Do NOT use for questions answerable by reading the codebase or searching the web.

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Timeboxed ideation on a topic where lens-driven proposers generate structurally different ideas, blind critics cull them, and pairwise judges rank the survivors on a tournament ladder instead of 1-10 scores, evolving the leaders until the clock runs out. Use when the user wants to brainstorm, explore ideas, discover features, generate options, or think through possibilities for a specified duration. Triggers on requests like "brainstorm X for 30 minutes", "ideate on X", "spend an hour thinking about X", "what features should we build", "explore options for X". Not for executing a task over time (timeboxed-iterating) or optimizing a measurable metric (autoresearch).

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Catalog-then-fix slop removal on an existing prose draft. Parallel catalog subagents inventory four slop categories (theatrics, overwrought register, corrective antithesis, dramatic short sentences), fix subagents repair only what a catalog names, mechanical lint + frequency analysis bracket the run, and a regression gate (lint delta, word count, cold meaning check) decides whether the result ships. Use when the user says "deslop this draft", "catalog deslop", "strip the AI patterns from this file", or as the final stage of the article-factory and mosaic-writing skills. For writing or redrafting prose from scratch, use the prose skill instead - this skill only repairs an existing draft in place.

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How to use the coding agents installed on this machine (claude, codex, droid, grok, vktr, hermes, opencode, copilot, pi) as plain sub-agents in orchestrated workflows: one headless invocation, one prompt in, one result out. Deliberately ignores each CLI's own orchestration features (droid --mission, codex multi_agent, hermes delegation/moa/kanban, grok --agents, opencode personas). The orchestrator is whatever session is running the skill; the CLIs are interchangeable workers. Use when the user asks "which agent should run this", "fan out workers", "run X headless", or when a lifeos skill (overnight, timeboxed-iterating, workgraph, gauntlet, bughunt, dark-factory) needs to launch an agent CLI, or when a worker needs company context it should ask Viktor for (vktr).

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Reporting workflow for a working journalist, using web research and Apify's X scraper (social signals). Onboards the journalist, monitors their beat and builds digests, evaluates story pitches, finds and vets sources, and prepares interviews. Use for any newsroom task, such as "what's new on my beat", "is this pitch any good", "who should I talk to about X", "prep me for this interview", or "turn these notes into a draft".

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Turn a request for a report or a dashboard widget into something buildable: the question it answers, the metric and its definition, where the data comes from, the query shape, and what it will not answer. Use when a new report or dashboard is requested, when an existing one needs a metric added or changed, when a widget is asked for in a sentence and needs pinning down, or when two reports disagree about the same number.

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Stand up reporting for a new audience — an external client, a business unit, a region, an executive team — end to end: what they need to see, whether the data exists, access and scoping, their place in the pipeline, the standard report set, and validation against numbers they can check themselves. Use when a new audience is onboarded, when an existing one adds a site, a region or a business unit, when their reporting is rebuilt after a change on their side, or when they say the numbers do not match their own records.

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Fix data that has gone wrong and change shape without breaking what reads it: duplicates, nulls, inconsistent document shapes, a field that means two things, a column that has to change. Use when a report cannot be built because the data is not in the right shape, when duplicates, nulls or inconsistent shapes are producing wrong numbers, when a field is needed or has to change, before a migration, or when onboarding data from a new source that does not match the standard shape.

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Build the upload archive for a plugin payload in this distribution repository. Use when asked to package the plugin, produce the submission zip, cut a plugin release artifact, or prepare a Codex/OpenAI Plugin Portal upload. Covers host selection, the pre-flight gates, and what to do after the archive exists.

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Run a self-retrospective on a SKMTC-related session — generator authoring, CLI configuration, debugging, or any sustained interaction involving `@skmtc/core`, `@skmtc/cli`, or `@skmtc/gen-*` packages. Captures three distinct outputs: (1) friction entries (mistakes, surprises, overridden defaults, multi-cycle struggles), (2) a "knowledge acquired" block recording facts the agent learned during the session that weren't in its training — the primary signal for doc gaps — and (3) a closing priority list ranking the top 2-3 findings for docs/skills triage. Wins are logged only when they identify a pattern worth codifying that isn't already in a skill. Use this skill when the user asks to "retro", "skmtc retro", "log friction", "reflect on this session", "what did we learn", "run a retrospective", or after substantive SKMTC work (generator authoring, multi-step debugging, non-trivial CLI configuration) where capturing observations would help improve skills, docs, or SKMTC itself. Distinct from the `skmtc-cli` and `skmtc-generator` skills — those guide *doing* the work; this skill captures observations *about* the work. Do not invoke this skill during ordinary work; it is end-of- session (or mid-session-checkpoint) only.

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The GraphQL pipeline for SKMTC generators — authoring generators whose input schema is GraphQL SDL rather than OpenAPI. Covers `toGqlOperationEntry`, `GqlOperation`, `synthesizeArgsObject` (mutation args -> object schema), the GQL enrichment routing (`[id][rootKind][fieldName][variant]` — two nested subject keys where OAS has path+method), the `to<Lang>GqlOperationProjectionBase` companion factories, and the `GeneratorKey` shape `id|rootKind|fieldName|variant`. Use this skill ALONGSIDE `skmtc-generator` whenever the schema source is GraphQL SDL or the task mentions "GraphQL", "SDL", "GqlOperation", "toGqlOperationEntry", or GraphQL query/mutation generators. Engine rules (producers, register/insert, the axioms) stay in `skmtc-generator`; this skill carries only what differs for GraphQL.

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Diagnose failures in SKMTC sessions — no output, wrong output, error messages, failed bundle builds, parseIssues, "Registered definition mismatch", ref cycles, "Module not found" in generated code, or any other broken behavior. Applies across both CLI usage and generator authoring contexts. Use this skill when the user asks "why isn't my generator working", "no output for X", "wrong output", "what does this error mean", "manifest says X", "bundle failed", "INVALID_SCHEMA", "INVALID_DEPENDENCY_REF", "Registered definition mismatch", "Module not found" (in generated code), "ConfigValidationError", or reports any other SKMTC failure. This skill encodes a **verify-first epistemic stance** — read the manifest, check parseIssues, reproduce the failure before proposing fixes. Distinct from `skmtc-cli` and `skmtc-generator` which guide *doing*; this skill guides *diagnosing*.

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Write, restructure, or review documentation — tutorials, how-to guides, reference pages, concept/explanation docs, API references, READMEs, changelogs, release notes, and troubleshooting guides. Distills documentation craft from Mintlify's guides (compiled from technical writers at Stripe, GitHub, Amplitude, and Anaconda), the Diátaxis framework (including the compass and per-type voice), the Google and Microsoft style guides, Every Page Is Page One, Write the Docs, and Docs for Developers: audience analysis, content-type selection, style and word-level rules, procedure writing, structure for humans and AI agents, code-example standards, page templates (templates.md), mechanical enforcement and llms.txt (mechanics.md), maintenance, and success metrics. Use this skill when the user asks to "write docs", "document this feature", "improve this page", "review these docs", "write a tutorial / how-to / reference page", "structure the docs", "write API documentation", "write a README / changelog", or when authoring any file under a `docs/` tree. For SKMTC docs specifically, this skill governs the *craft* (what makes the page good); the content split between skills, `llms.md`, and the docs tree is governed by `docs/skills/README.md`. Distinct from `skmtc-retro` (captures observations about work) and the `skmtc-*` operational skills (guide doing the work) — this skill guides writing *about* the work for readers.

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