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An executable Skill for developing, maintaining, distributing, and validating DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugins. Covers host/client form judgment, bundle/profile contracts, Service and function plugins, tools, HTTP, persistence, slots, Conversation Nodes, client-side building, HMR, GitHub installation, and real combination verification.
When the user wants to improve their ability to address prospect concerns, overcome resistance, or respond to pushback without being defensive. Also use when the user mentions "handling objections," "overcoming resistance," "common objections," "prospect pushback," "they said no," or "dealing with concerns."
Discover the OpenRouter analytics schema — available metrics, dimensions, filter operators, and granularities. Use when you need to know what analytics data is queryable, what dimensions you can break down by, or how to map a user's question to the right metric/dimension combination.
Optimize Walmart Marketplace product listings for search visibility and conversion. Covers Walmart SEO, content quality scoring, rich media, and Walmart-specific listing requirements.
Sets up the translation supplements an IG-Publisher-based FHIR Implementation Guide needs for its non-default languages, putting each one exactly where the publisher reads it — either by translating from the default-language source or by harvesting an already-published rendering in the target language. The default language stays authoritative and every machine translation needs a bilingual human review. Use this skill when a guide builds green and an additional language rendering is wanted, when the /<lang>/ pages show the default language instead of the translation, when deciding where a .po supplement or a translated page belongs, or when the user mentions Übersetzung, translation supplement, input/translations, po file, i18n-lang or i18n-default-lang. Do not use for measuring or comparing guides, for migrating one onto the MII KDS module template, or for a template package's own language mechanism; see fhir-ig-analysis and mii-ig-migration.
Diagnose and draft or explicitly apply paid-ad optimizations using evidence, financial constraints, experiments, and capability-gated adapters. Use for campaign optimization, budget reallocation, bid changes, pausing or archiving ads, requests to delete campaigns, search-term or negative-keyword actions, creative rotation, or improving CPA and ROAS.
Detect all languages used on a webpage — both declared (html@lang, hreflang alternate links, nested lang= attributes, meta content-language) and actually present in the body text (Google CLD3 via cld3-asm WASM). Reconciles the two signal sets and flags mismatches such as undeclared languages in the body or declared languages absent from the content. Outputs langs.json with detected languages (probability + proportion), all declared language signals, and a reconciliation report. Use for i18n audits, EDS page migrations, hreflang validation, and multilingual content verification. Triggers on: detect languages, page languages, what language, language detection, i18n audit, hreflang, hreflang validation, lang attribute, multilingual page, page-langs, language audit, which language, content language, undeclared language.
Use when orienting, onboarding, or planning before a concrete task — the entry point for building a customized Workfront UI on Adobe App Builder. Reach for this whenever the user is: brand new to Workfront UI extensions and asking where to start or what the process looks like; describing a Workfront customization idea and asking how to build it; asking for the end-to-end roadmap (set up → scaffold → build → test → deploy → publish); or asking how the React/Spectrum SPA, the serverless Runtime actions, and the Workfront extension points fit together. This umbrella routes each stage to its skill: workfront-ui-extension (front-end SPA + extension points), workfront-actions (Runtime actions + Workfront Public API v21), workfront-local-testing (previewing a build inside Workfront); machine setup and aio app init live in appbuilder-project-init. Skip it and go straight to the matching sub-skill when the user already has one specific task.
Compares the performance of two or more audience segments across key metrics side by side. Use this skill when someone wants to compare audiences, cohorts, or groups — for example, "how do mobile users compare to desktop users on conversion," "compare new vs. returning visitors," "show me the difference between these two segments," "compare these audiences on our KPIs," or "which segment performs better." Also trigger for "segment comparison," "audience comparison," or "cohort comparison."
Used for front-end JavaScript reverse engineering with js-reverse-mcp, applicable to signature chain positioning, page observation and forensics, runtime sampling, local environment patching and reproduction, and evidence-based output. Prioritizes adaptation to js-reverse_* tools in the current environment; link with jshookmcp when stronger browser/CDP/Hook capabilities are required.
Use when implementing, integrating, upgrading, debugging, or answering anything involving third-party APIs, libraries, frameworks, CLIs, cloud services, model/provider SDKs, fast-moving product behavior, user requests for latest/current/official behavior, unfamiliar repo docs/specs, errors that may indicate API drift, or high-stakes auth, security, billing, data, migration, deployment, compliance, or privacy behavior. Forces Codex to web-search for current official docs and read primary docs before assuming from memory.
A framework for managing attention allocation. Use it when you find yourself spending a lot of time on gossip hot searches, mindlessly scrolling short videos, and passively receiving push content, and need to re-examine where your attention is going. Core logic: Attention is the only innate productive asset that can be controlled independently, and where your attention goes determines your output. Not applicable to people who already have stable deep work habits and clear attention allocation. Key trigger signals: "Where did my time go?" "I spent the whole night scrolling my phone again." "Why am I so tired but have no output?"