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IPv6 is THE first-class citizen. All code, tests, documentation, and configurations MUST be IPv6-first. IPv4 MAY be added only for legacy support as a second-class citizen.
Design and build reusable, well-documented components. Master component composition, prop design, variant systems, state management, and documentation. Create a scalable component library that enables consistency and speeds up development. Works with React, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS.
Generate Ralph-compatible prompts for entire projects from scratch. Creates comprehensive prompts with architecture phase, implementation phases, testing, and documentation. Use when building complete applications, libraries, CLI tools, or any greenfield project requiring end-to-end development.
Central authority for Claude Code configuration and settings. Covers settings.json files (user, project, enterprise), available settings, permission settings, sandbox settings, settings precedence, plugin configuration, environment variables, and tools available to Claude. Assists with configuring Claude Code behavior, managing permissions, setting up enterprise policies, and troubleshooting configuration issues. Delegates 100% to docs-management skill for official documentation.
Changelog generation, release notes, and semantic versioning. Use when user asks to "write a changelog", "generate release notes", "bump version", "follow conventional commits", "create a release", "update CHANGELOG.md", or any versioning and release documentation tasks.
Review and edit copy for grammar, style, and clarity. Works with project style guides or uses sensible defaults. Use when reviewing marketing copy, blog posts, documentation, emails, or any business writing that needs polish.
Transform verbose technical documentation into concise, scannable specs. Use this skill when you need to condense, summarize, or reformat technical docs, specs, or READMEs — including when a document is too verbose, when you want a technical summary, or when working with lengthy specification documents. Triggers on phrases like "make this concise", "too verbose", "condense this", "technical summary", "strip the fluff", or "reformat this spec". See assets/template.md for the standard output structure.
Breaking changes documentation, migration guides, deprecation process, and versioning. Use when introducing breaking API changes, creating migration guides, deprecating features, updating changelogs, managing major version releases, or documenting version transitions. Triggered by keywords like breaking changes, migration guide, deprecation notice, version upgrade, changelog update, breaking API modification.
Apply OceanBase documentation formatting standards including meta tables, notice boxes, spacing, and markdown lint compliance. Use when formatting or reviewing OceanBase documentation.
Put the answer first, then context and details follow. Use when writing documentation, tutorials, error messages, or any communication where readers need to decide quickly if something is relevant to them.
Manage change control for validated computerized systems. Covers change request triage (emergency, standard, minor), impact assessment on validated state, revalidation scope determination, approval workflows, implementation tracking, and post-change verification. Use when a validated system requires a software upgrade, patch, or configuration change; when infrastructure changes affect validated systems; when a CAPA requires system modification; or when emergency changes need expedited approval and retrospective documentation.
Microscopic deconstruction and exhaustive analysis of code, systems, documents, or concepts. Breaks subjects into atomic components, examines every facet, and produces encyclopedic reports. Use when deep understanding is needed before making changes, analyzing unfamiliar codebases, or producing thorough technical documentation. Triggers on "심층 분석", "deep dive", "분석해줘", "해부", "deconstruct", "뜯어봐", "thoroughly analyze", "코드 분석".