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Personal Claude Code skills. Source of truth is skills/; deployed copies live in ~/.claude/skills/ (edit here, then copy).

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skill-lab

Personal Claude Code skills. Source of truth is skills/; deployed copies live in ~/.claude/skills/ (edit here, then copy).

  • Tests: run each file on its own, e.g. python -I tests/test_gate_cli.py (prints ok). Skill lint: python -I tools/skill_audit.py local=skills. tests/test_gantt.py needs matplotlib (uv run --isolated --no-project --python 3.13 --with matplotlib python -I tests/test_gantt.py); tests/test_render.sh needs mermaid-cli and is not in CI (.github/workflows/test.yml).
  • Commits are checked by the tier gate (.agent-gate, tools/gate.py): every commit needs a Tier: T0–T3 trailer; T2/T3 changes need a change file in docs/changes/. Format and rules: skill change-record (skills/change-record/SKILL.md).
  • Architecture: docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE.md. Decisions: docs/changes/.
  • Public repo: README.md / README.zh-TW.md, LICENSE (MIT; skills/ third-party dirs keep their own), examples/CLAUDE.md is the user-level rule file. Before any publish run skills/oss-release-readiness/scripts/release_check.py.

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