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Add, improve, audit, wedge, or autoimprove a skill. Improve and audit also accept a sub-agent definition. The result runs predictably on Claude Code, Codex, OMP, and other Agent Skills hosts. Use for /skillz <add|improve|audit|wedge|autoimprove>, "improve this skill", "autoimprove this skill", "optimize this skill", "tighten this skill", "audit this agent", "new skill for X", "skill not triggering", "fix trigger rate", "wedge this", "turn this repeated work into a CLI", or "what in this skill should be a CLI". Do NOT use for CLAUDE.md or system-prompt edits, or for code changes that a cheese pipeline skill owns.
Use when working on this project's architecture documentation in .arc42.md files.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a location", "add a location", "magic system", "political system", "build the world", "add culture", "world history", "technology system", "religion", "economy", "map", "travel times", "routes", "calendar", "moons", "seasons", "naming language", "conlang names", "trade routes", "supply lines", "magic cost", "add a glossary term", "glossary", "invented word", or wants to develop any aspect of a story's world and setting. NOT for a glossary for translators (use adaptation).
Set up and scaffold Notion Apps with the Notion Apps SDK and `ntn`; use when starting a Notion App project.
Console apps and CLI tools on .NET 10: System.CommandLine 2.x (RootCommand, Option<T>, SetAction, InvokeAsync), Generic Host + DI in console apps, exit codes, stdout/stderr discipline, Ctrl+C cancellation, interactive vs piped use, dotnet tool packaging, and `dotnet run app.cs` file-based apps. Load when the user mentions "console app", "CLI", "command line", "System.CommandLine", "dotnet tool", "exit code", "stdin", "args parsing", or "file-based app".