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Usage specifications for the Zerone CLI toolset. It covers four core functions: API interface code generation (zerone api), font icon management (zerone font_grabber), frontend project scaffolding (create-zerone), and work log generation (zerone log). This skill should be used in the following scenarios: generating API modules, generating interface code, updating interfaces, pnpm api, adding backend interface modules, iconfont font icons, updating icons, pnpm font, icon usage, creating frontend projects, pnpm create zerone, scaffolding initialization, daily work reports, weekly reports, monthly reports, zerone log. It should even be triggered when the user only mentions keywords such as "interface", "icon", "new project", "daily/weekly report".
A tool for generating application materials for Chinese software copyright, which directly outputs LaTeX source files and compiles them into PDF. It automatically analyzes project code to generate four materials: copyright registration application form, source code document (30 pages at the beginning and 30 at the end, total 60 pages), user manual, and design specification, including headers and footers, screenshot placeholders, and information consistency checks. Applicable to various software projects such as WeChat Mini Programs, Web applications, mobile Apps, and desktop applications. This Skill must be used when users mention software copyright, software copyright application, or copyright registration. It should also be used when users need to prepare copyright materials or generate software copyright documents for any software project.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "validate FHIR resources", "check HL7 messages", "validate healthcare data format", "parse FHIR", "HL7 v2 messages", "FHIR R5 validation", "CDA documents", "healthcare data interchange", "FHIR resource schema", "HL7 specifications", or mentions FHIR validation, HL7 message parsing, CDA validation, healthcare data format compliance, or Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources standards.
Craft elegant technical specifications with ASCII artistry, flow diagrams, and the Grove voice. The swan glides with purpose—vision first, then form, then perfection. Use when creating specs, reviewing documents, or transforming technical plans into storybook entries.
Generate technical diagrams using HTML/CSS in Flat Engineering Blueprint style. Use when the user wants to create architecture diagrams, system diagrams, flowcharts, or technical specification sheets that look like engineering blueprints. Triggers on requests for flat diagrams, blueprint-style visualizations, or technical drawings.
Socratic thinking partner that refines half-baked ideas into clear product or technical specifications through iterative questioning. Use when you have a vague concept, feature idea, or problem statement and need structured clarification before building.
Calculate Cpk process capability index to assess whether a process meets specification requirements. Use this skill when the user needs to evaluate process capability, compare processes, or determine if quality targets are achievable — even if they say 'can our process meet spec', 'process capability', or 'Cpk calculation'.
Portable AI identity system using AIEOS (AI Entity Object Specification) - import, export, and manage agent personas in a standardized JSON format.
Explain, review, and author ERDA specification files based on parser-supported fields. Use when users need help understanding or editing dice.yml and pipeline.yml, want field-level guidance, or need answers grounded in the ERDA parser rather than marketplace summaries.
Creates a concise one-page solution overview that communicates the proposed approach, key decisions, and trade-offs. Use when pitching solutions to stakeholders, aligning teams on approach, or documenting solution intent before detailed specification.
Use when the user wants to extract, generate, refine, or harden an OpenAPI or Swagger specification from an existing API application, service, project, repo, routes, controllers, handlers, or codebase. Select this skill for any request whose intent is to derive, extract, generate, reverse-engineer, infer, document, or harden an OpenAPI or Swagger contract from an existing application or source code. This includes generic prompts about producing an API spec/docs/schema/contract for an existing app, project, service, repo, endpoints, routes, or controllers. Prefer this skill over extraction-only skills when the prompt is about an existing application or codebase and the expected outcome is an accurate extracted contract plus post-extraction refinement.
Use when asked to identify and fix errors in an OpenAPI specification that are preventing it from running as mock or test