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Use this when writing Python argparse CLI scripts that require colorful --help output with customizable color control, including support for NO_COLOR and FORCE_COLOR environment variables.
Write OpenTofu/Terraform modules and comprehensive tests for homelab infrastructure. Use when: (1) Creating new OpenTofu or Terraform modules, (2) Writing or modifying .tftest.hcl test files, (3) Adding variables, outputs, or resources to modules, (4) Debugging test failures, (5) Understanding module testing patterns, (6) Writing infrastructure unit tests, (7) Questions about tftest syntax or assertions. Triggers: "opentofu module", "terraform module", "tofu module", "create module", ".tftest.hcl", "tftest", "test my module", "module test", "infrastructure test", "test infrastructure", "variables.tf", "outputs.tf", "module testing", "assertion", "task tg:test", "test-config", "test failures" This skill covers OpenTofu v1.11 testing syntax, variable inheritance patterns, assertion best practices, and repository-specific conventions in infrastructure/modules/.
Use when ANY runtime debugging is needed — setting breakpoints, inspecting variables, evaluating expressions, analyzing threads, or reproducing crashes interactively with LLDB
Generate landing page content from PRD — hero section, features, A/B headline variants, CTA, and SEO meta tags. Use when user says "create landing page", "write landing copy", "hero section", "A/B headlines", or "landing content". Can scaffold actual pages for astro-static. Do NOT use for SEO auditing (use /seo-audit).
Manage NuGet packages using Central Package Management (CPM) and dotnet CLI commands. Never edit XML directly - use dotnet add/remove/list commands. Use shared version variables for related packages.
Reference these patterns to validate consistency across the ecosystem. Use when creating new skills or hooks that need consistent patterns, implementing validation logic, setting up error handling, creating test scaffolding, referencing standard workflow structures. Do not use when pattern is specific to one skill only. DO NOT use when: pattern is still evolving - wait for stability. DO NOT use when: pattern is context-dependent requiring variations.
App Flavors, Environment Config & Build Variants
Interact with GitLab repositories, merge requests, and APIs using the GITLAB_TOKEN environment variable. Use when working with code hosted on GitLab or managing GitLab resources.
March Madness, playoff brackets, tournament picks. Upset potential, chalk vs contrarian strategies, historical trends, confidence levels.
Use this skill when building design systems, creating component libraries, defining design tokens, implementing theming, or setting up Storybook. Triggers on design tokens, component library, Storybook, theming, CSS variables, style dictionary, variant props, compound components, and any task requiring systematic UI component architecture.
Query real-time weather and send reminders in a friendly colleague-like tone. Automatically detect IP location, display weather cards along with thoughtful chat messages. This skill should be triggered when users mention terms such as "weather", "Do I need an umbrella?", "Will it rain?", "Is it cold outside?", "Tomorrow's weather", or any topics related to outdoor outfits and weather conditions. It can also be used even when users casually mention the weather. Supports overriding the location via the WEATHER_CITY environment variable.
Analyzes positive customer reviews to surface deep customer insights for ad copy. Use this whenever a user provides customer reviews and wants to understand their customers better, extract VOC (voice of customer), find ad-ready language, or build messaging strategy from real customer language. Trigger for any request involving "analyze these reviews," "what are customers saying," "find insights in these reviews," "VOC analysis," or any variation of wanting to mine customer reviews for creative strategy inputs. Output is always organized by product (if multiple), and surfaces five buckets of insight: pain points, trigger moments, objections, transformations, and standout language.