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Following what organisms do — behavior, metamorphosis, host-plant relationships, social dynamics, and the long-form ethograms that reveal how species actually live. Covers the vocabulary of ethology, the structure of a life cycle, the classic categories of species interaction, the discipline of recording behavior without premature interpretation, and the gap between a single observation and a statistically useful record. Use when the task is to understand or record what a species does rather than what it is.

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Naming and classifying organisms through binomial nomenclature, the Linnaean hierarchy, type specimens, and the rules governing taxonomic authority and revision. Covers the structure of a scientific name, the ranks from domain to subspecies, the codes (ICZN, ICN, ICNP), and the modern phylogenetic refinements that reshape the classical system. Use when the task is to place a known organism in its formal hierarchy or to reason about how names change over time.

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Somatic movement and whole-body retraining as Joseph Pilates designed it in the Contrology method and as Moshé Feldenkrais designed it in Awareness Through Movement and Functional Integration, with enough cross-reference to the broader somatics landscape (Alexander Technique, Hanna Somatics, Body-Mind Centering) that an agent can place a user into the right method. Covers the Pilates reformer and mat system, the six Pilates principles, the Feldenkrais ATM lesson structure, the nervous-system learning frame that distinguishes somatics from exercise, and the safety posture that matters for rehab populations. Use for queries about core training, rehab-adjacent movement, chronic pain patterns, and learning-based movement re-education.

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The fifteen fundamental cooking techniques that together cover most home kitchen work. Organized by the transformation they perform (heat transfer, water management, emulsion, ferment, cut) rather than by cuisine. Covers knife work, sauté, sear, braise, roast, poach, boil, steam, grill, bake, stew, reduce, deglaze, emulsify, and pickle/ferment, each with the physics, the signal, the common failure, and a diagnostic question. Use when teaching a cook, substituting a technique, or diagnosing why a dish failed.

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Deep symmetries and unifying principles — gauge theory, Lie groups, Noether's theorem, and the Standard Model. Constructs field theories from symmetry requirements, derives conservation laws, and traces force unification. Use when working with gauge symmetry, Lie groups (U(1), SU(2), SU(3)), conservation laws via Noether's theorem, the Higgs mechanism, or Standard Model structure.

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Adhoc workflow for small targeted changes to existing behavior or appearance, without the full story ceremony. Use when the orchestrator encounters a bug with a clear root cause and surgical solution, OR a small enhancement to something already built (a different icon, wording, spacing, color). Triggers on: 'fix this', 'this is broken', 'the alignment is off', 'that button doesn't work', 'quick fix', 'patch this', 'tweak this', 'change the icon', 'adjust the wording', post-story corrections, or any situation where the write gate blocks a small targeted change. Acts NOW - a defect to file and fix later belongs in /craft:bugs, other deferred work in the notebook. Do NOT use for new features, design exploration, or changes requiring creative spark.

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Use this skill when the user wants to discover, define, or refine their product's aesthetic identity. Triggers on "what should this feel like?", "help me figure out the vibe", "something feels off visually", "I want it to feel like [X]", "define the visual language", or when a project has no established design direction. This is the art director skill - it helps users articulate something they can feel but can't name. Also handles quick cohesion checks when the orchestrator needs one during cycle planning.

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Draws out a founder's or expert's point of view: what they believe about their market that others don't, the hot takes they'd defend, the stories behind them, and their taste. Generates interview questions, works from answers, a live call or existing content, and ends with ranked One Big Idea candidates for thought leadership and positioning. Triggers: "expert POV", "founder POV", "one big idea", "OBI", "contrarian beliefs", "what makes our founder different", "thought leadership foundation", "founder interview questions". Feeds /positioning and /tov-guidelines. Not for writing posts or articles, and not for brand voice rules (use /tov-guidelines).

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The harnesses a campaign keeps, read outside a run: which there are and where each came from, what each is made of and what moved from its parent, what each was measured to be, trying one on a task, the audit before a promotion and the blind review at a handover, whether a part earns its place, and changing what makes a harness or what a seat is told about one. Use when the operator asks which harness is current, what a Builder changed, whether a harness is ready to promote or hand over, to run a kept harness on a task, or to change the harness contract. Reading one run is whole-run-investigation's, wording a claim attribution-and-proof's.

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Use after an Anabasis v2 comparison, checkpoint or system change, and before any sentence claims that a harness, a model or a patch improved something. States what one reading may be said to show: the identities it was made under, the counts kept apart, whether it was repeated, which part of a harness it belongs to, whether a mechanism was live in the run, and whether the measurement is valid as distinct from whether it was exploited. Ends in one fixed report.

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Detect, triage, de-duplicate, and raise compiler bug reports when an agent encounters a likely compiler defect during implementation, review, testing, or issue work. Use when a task surfaces an ICE, panic, wrong accept/reject behavior, miscompile, lowering/emission bug, diagnostic bug, formatter/LSP/frontend drift, or other likely compiler/tooling defect; pause current work, minimize the repro, decide whether the bug blocks the task or has a valid workaround, check whether it is already reported, and then use create-github-issue to raise the bug.

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Shorten a document toward a target length, given as either `--chars <N>` or `--words <N>`: first tighten the sentences, then drop low-value content, then compress the remaining content into shorter expressions -- each stage entered only while the target is still not met. Use when the user wants to "shorten", "cut down", or "reduce the length of" a document.

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Discover and install agent skills from the open ecosystem (skills.sh), optimized for Japanese users. Use when the user asks 'how do I do X', 'is there a skill for X', or in Japanese 「〜できる？」「〜のスキルある？」「スキルを探して」「〜を自動化したい」「〜を効率化したい」. Always converts Japanese intent into short English search keywords before searching (the registry matches English keywords only), and verifies skill quality and safety before recommending installation.

Use when the user wants to build, refresh, or visualize the repo's knowledge graph — code structure plus the committed wiki/ — via graphify. Produces an interactive graph + a GRAPH_REPORT.md of God Nodes, surprising connections, and suggested questions. Trigger on "/graph", "build the knowledge graph", "graph the repo", "map the codebase", "refresh the graph", "visualize the second brain".

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Use on any page build, redesign, or 'make it look better' request on a site that has (or needs) a saved Art Direction. Loads the direction before the first element is written, plans tokens in two passes against the direction's donts and the known AI-default aesthetics, builds with tokens preserved, checks the result with respira_check_design, and mints a live preview. Also the import lane for Claude Design output and other design-system documents.

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Use whenever writing, reviewing, or debugging .NET/C# code that uses the BallisticCalculator NuGet package (namespace BallisticCalculator) or its Gehtsoft.Measurements unit types — even when the user doesn't name the package explicitly but is clearly doing external/interior ballistics in .NET (bullet drop, velocity, energy, windage, spin drift, time of flight, zeroing a scope) for rifles, air rifles, bows, or artillery. Covers the full public API (Ammunition, Rifle, Atmosphere, Wind, ShotParameters, TrajectoryCalculator, TrajectoryPoint); standard, custom, .drg, and multi-BC drag tables; saving/loading data and building your own file format around it (BXml and System.Text.Json serialization); and building or rendering scope reticles (e.g. to SVG). Also use it for this library's Gehtsoft.Measurements Measurement<T> unit types (DistanceUnit, VelocityUnit, AngularUnit, WeightUnit, PressureUnit, …). Skip for: generic physics or projectile-motion exercises, a different ballistics library (e.g. GNU/JBM), game-engine or Unity projectile motion, plain unit conversions, and non-code ballistics questions (load-data or forensics advice). Self-contained: no access to the library source or binaries is required — prefer this over scanning the package to rediscover the API. Describes 1.1.13+, including the named ZeroRangeCantBeReachedException / TrajectoryCannotBeCalculatedException failures.

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Open or update one GitHub pull request for the current work: a conventional-commits title and a description that always includes why and benefits, and never a second PR for the same head. Use when the user asks to open a PR, create a pull request, update or refresh the PR description, ship the branch, or "make a PR". On the default branch, create a new branch first. If this head already has a PR, edit it — do not create another. Do not open a PR unless the user asked.

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ALIGN for paper figures — draw a method-overview figure as an executable p5.js program that replays its own construction in named stages, exports SVG, and improves through pixel-only cross-model review whose gate is 'explain the method back from the figure alone, and is it worth looking at'. The method sets the relationships the figure must show, the chosen visual identity sets how its marks look, a composition source lends arrangements; the method may be the source's own (意临) or yours in its arrangement (风格迁移). Not for one-shot raster image generation.

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ALIGN for paper figures — draw a method-overview figure as an executable p5.js program that replays its own construction in named stages, exports SVG, and improves through pixel-only independent Codex subagent review whose gate is 'explain the method back from the figure alone, and is it worth looking at'. The method sets the relationships the figure must show, the chosen visual identity sets how its marks look, a composition source lends arrangements; the method may be the source's own (意临) or yours in its arrangement (风格迁移). Not for one-shot raster image generation.

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Use when the user wants to contribute a fix or roadmap item back to the Hedgehog project itself (skyf0xx/hedgehog) rather than their own project. Triggers on "let's fix that in Hedgehog", "I want to contribute", "let's pick up a roadmap item", or when `tweaker` offers this at the end of a build and the user says yes. Covers forking/branching, making the change under Hedgehog's own repo rules, committing with Conventional Commits, and opening the PR.

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Rewrite text so it reads like a real person wrote it, not an AI. Auto-detects Russian vs English and applies the matching rule set. Use when the user asks to humanize text, remove the "AI smell", de-AI, or make AI output sound natural - especially for Russian. Russian requests count too - очеловечь, перепиши как человек, оживи текст, убери запах ИИ, сделай живее, звучит как робот, убери канцелярит. Also use when asked whether a text was written by AI - нейросеть писала?, похоже на ChatGPT?, видно ли, что это ИИ, человек или бот писал, did AI write this? - then check and report findings without rewriting. While installed, also keep your own Russian and English writing free of the quick-list stock phrases, silently; never edit the user's text unless asked.

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Find the most valuable commercial insight and the monetization point closest to lawful revenue for a project, product, service, website, community, content account, open-source tool, or business idea. Use when a user asks how to monetize, who pays, why people do not buy, what to charge, whether to keep building, what to stop, what to do next, or asks to continue or deepen an earlier business analysis. Answer the user's actual question before asking for more information and carry the analysis forward without repeating it. When the buyer, purchased result, or delivery ability is unknown, do not select them from industry stereotypes; use explicit conditional candidates and an evidence-gathering next step. Not for investment advice, income forecasts, get-rich-quick schemes, or guaranteed results.

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AWS の構成図を draw.io の XML（.drawio）で描く。公式の AWS4 アイコンを使い、タイトルや凡例や番号バッジのような装飾を足さず、どのサービスがどこにあって何とつながっているかだけで読める図にする。AWS 構成図、アーキテクチャ図、インフラ構成図、ネットワーク構成図、VPC の図を描いてほしいとき、draw.io で AWS の図を作りたいとき、既存の構成図を直したいときは必ずこの Skill を使う。Use this whenever the user asks for an AWS architecture diagram, cloud infrastructure diagram, VPC diagram, or a draw.io file of AWS resources, even if they don't say "draw.io". Mermaid、PlantUML、Python の diagrams ライブラリなど、ほかの形式を指定されたときは使わない。Do not use it when the user explicitly asks for Mermaid, PlantUML, or the Python diagrams library.

Derive a theoretical result step-by-step from first principles or established theorems, with every step explicitly justified and special cases checked. Use when deriving a formula or theorem from first principles, proving a mathematical statement by logical deduction, re-deriving a textbook result for verification or adaptation, extending a known result to a more general setting, or producing a self-contained derivation for a paper or thesis.

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