tool-usage-conventions
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Use whenever the user asks to read/edit/create/search project files, run build/install/test commands, or package an Android APK: enforces tool-usage conventions for this environment — readFile before stating file facts, editFile exact-match batch edits, viewImage fallback, writeFile/sendFile, Bash vs terminal choice with notify semantics, BusyBox-compatible commands (busybox_lint.py, no unbounded loops), path conventions, and the Android aarch64 build SOP (ensure_android_env / check_environment / switch_container_arch). Also when the user says 工具使用约定 / 文件操作 / 构建打包. Not for writing content, media parsing, or behavior rule generation.
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- ai-rulesSkill
- creative-mindSkill
- de-ai-flavorSkill
- frame-breakerSkill
- image-senseSkill
- media-parserSkill
- visualizationSkill
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