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Structures and organizes Storybook files for scalability using battle-tested patterns from Cassondra Roberts' "A Storybook format that scales with you". Covers story definitions, template composition, controls/args, visual regression with Chromatic, component documentation, and CSF conventions. Activates on any Storybook question — file structure, controls, args, or component documentation.
Build, review, debug, migrate, or plan TanStack Form v1 React forms with current docs. Use for @tanstack/react-form, @tanstack/form-core, useForm, form.Field, createFormHook, createFormHookContexts, withForm, withFieldGroup, formOptions, form.Subscribe, useSelector, useStore, validators, Standard Schema validation, Zod, Valibot, ArkType, Effect Schema, async validation, dynamic validation, array fields, FormGroup, linked fields, listeners, SSR, TanStack Start, Next.js, Remix, devtools, UI libraries, accessibility, and production form composition.
Generate a git commit message compliant with Conventional Commits 1.0.0 (and the de facto @commitlint/config-conventional rules) from currently staged changes. Outputs Korean by default, or another language if the user explicitly requests it. Trigger when the user asks for a commit message — e.g. "/conventional-commits", "write a commit message", or any equivalent. Scope is limited to producing the message text; executing `git commit` is outside this skill's responsibility.
Migrate WPF applications to WinUI 3 — namespace replacement (System.Windows → Microsoft.UI.Xaml), control mapping (DataGrid→ListView, WrapPanel→ItemsRepeater, TabControl→TabView), threading (Dispatcher→DispatcherQueue), imaging (System.Drawing→BitmapImage), MVVM conversion to CommunityToolkit.Mvvm, and DynamicResource→ThemeResource. Use when converting WPF code, replacing WPF namespaces, or fixing migration build errors.
Use whenever the user asks to "humanize", "make this sound more human", "rewrite to avoid AI detection", "make this less AI-sounding", "add a human voice", or "write like a person". Also use when the user pastes text and asks why it reads as robotic, generic, flat, or AI-like, or when generating new text in a register where AI tells (em dashes, semicolons, hedges, banned vocabulary like "delve", "leverage", "robust") would damage credibility.
Adaptive PLAN.md executor that preserves cook-quality implementation while choosing between direct main-agent work and sub-agent delegation. Runs a phase directly through cook when delegation has no material parallelism, context, or capability benefit; otherwise dispatches disjoint assignments through encode-agent prompts, discloses agent type, model, effort, scope, and rationale before each dispatch, and acceptance-reviews every returned diff. Expects prep to have created PLAN.md + HANDOFF.md and composes with cook, encode-agent, encode-docs, and handoff. Triggers: "/cater".
Map the edge of the learner's understanding with a short graded quiz. Start broad, then binary-search every strand a lesson will need. Use when the user runs /probe or /skill:probe, or says quiz me, pretest, what do I already know, diagnose my understanding, probe me, or find the edge before teaching.
Orca orchestration coordinator runbook for orchestrator sessions only: bind the Run created by /orca-tasks, dispatch ready tasks one-worktree-one-branch, drive the task DAG, watchdog check --wait, gate failures, auto-merge green PRs, release workers. Also has a quick path for 1-2 task runs without a plan. Invoke with /orca-orchestrate.
Guide to Business Semantics and Fact Judgment for Qiqi Service Industry ERP. It is used when you need to understand product capability domains, archives, documents, master-detail tables, project-based business-finance stages, statuses, references, enumerations, and time semantics, calibrate profit, budget, task or working hour calibers, or judge whether records can support a certain business conclusion.
WAVES — Workers · Aggregate · Verify · Extend — wave-based orchestration for Cursor. Decompose a big goal into independent slices, fan them out to isolated parallel subagents via parallel Task tool calls as a bounded "wave", verify each structured handoff, then synthesize, and extend into another wave only when warranted. Invoke explicitly with /waves; bounded by design to avoid runaway token loops. For big research, analysis, audits, and codebase or data exploration where one linear pass is slow. Formerly parallel-orchestrate; also fan out, parallelize, orchestrate subagents, multi-agent.
Reviewing a code change — a pull request, a branch or commit-range diff, or a post-implementation self-review of your own work before calling it done. Not for writing the change, only for judging one that already exists. Covers the reviewer-mode reset and diff scoping, a four-tier severity scale with fixed floors, evidence-based reporting with file-line citations and fix snippets, escalation for high-risk changes, a posted/CI overlay that collapses to Important/Nit, and lenses for correctness, maintainability, security, testing, and performance. Self-contained, so it works installed on its own.
This skill should be used when developing SAP UI5 applications, including creating freestyle apps, Fiori Elements apps, custom controls, testing, data binding, OData integration, routing, and troubleshooting. Use when building enterprise web applications with SAP UI5 framework, implementing MVC patterns, configuring manifest.json, creating XML views, writing controllers, setting up data models (JSON, OData v2/v4), implementing responsive UI with sap.m controls, building Fiori Elements apps, writing unit tests with QUnit, integration tests with OPA5, setting up mock servers, handling security (XSS, CSP), optimizing performance, implementing accessibility features, or debugging UI5 applications. Also covers sap.ui.mdc controls and TypeScript control libraries.