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Conventions for writing, organizing, and browsing documentation in a docs/ directory using docfront. Use when creating documents, restructuring documentation, or unsure about frontmatter format and file naming conventions.
You are updating this project's CLAUDE.md to reflect **meta learnings** (conventions, philosophy, gotchas) and **significant recent changes** to the codebase.
Information collection and exploration before Spec creation. Invoked by the role spec-explorer. Trigger conditions: (1) The spec-explorer role needs to collect background information before Spec creation, (2) Need to retrieve historical experience (exp-search), (3) Need to explore the project codebase, external documents or third-party libraries, (4) TeamLead notifies the spec-explorer to start working.
Searchable solution documentation system with YAML frontmatter. Builds institutional knowledge from solved problems. Use proactively when consulting past solutions before investigating new issues.
Skill to remove the AI-generated feel from Japanese texts. Applicable to technical documents, business documents, blogs, emails, reports, etc. It converts texts that feel "AI-generated", "mechanical" or "soulless" into writing that reads as if it was written by a human.
Interactive prompt to help create polished technical documents through clarifying questions and structured writing workflows.
Social media writing, content creation, self-media writing. Use when: You need to write articles for WeChat Official Account, Zhihu, Xiaohongshu, LinkedIn, Medium, Reddit.
Update documentation based on lessons learned. Use after completing work to capture learnings and prevent future issues.
Manages project documentation: AGENTS.md, README.md, CONTRIBUTING.md. Use when asked to update, create, or init these context files. Not for general markdown editing.
Implement and maintain GitHub project documentation using a layered system. Use when creating, updating, or auditing documentation.
Draft publication-ready Results/Findings sections for quantitative sociology articles. Guides cluster selection, arc construction, paragraph-level moves, and writing techniques based on genre analysis of 83 Social Problems/Social Forces articles across secondary-survey, administrative-data, and content-analysis methods. Use when the user wants to write, draft, or revise a Results section for a quantitative or content-analysis paper. Also use when the user asks for help structuring findings, organizing results, or translating statistical output into publication-ready prose.
Manage Blink documentation and blog articles via the Blink MCP. Create, edit, publish, and version control MDX content on blink.new. Use when the user asks to update docs, write blog posts, or manage content on Blink.