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create-feature

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This skill should be used when the user asks to "/create-feature", "tạo folder feature", "tạo khung feature", "scaffold folder cho feature", or wants ONLY the placeholder folder structure created under Assets/Features/<Name>/ — no scope questions, no Plan Mode, no code. Slash-command syntax is strict: `/create-feature [Name]`, e.g. `/create-feature [School]`. Companion of `update-feature` (which does the real scaffolding/code afterward).

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    modify-feature

    Modify existing KMP features with spec-first workflow. Invoke with /modify-feature.

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