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Use when [specific triggering conditions, symptoms, and keywords; third person, no workflow summary]

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SKILL.md

Skill Name

Overview

What is this skill and what is the core principle in 1 to 2 sentences?

When to Use

  • Symptom or situation that should trigger this skill
  • Another concrete trigger
  • When NOT to use: the cases this skill does not cover

Core Pattern

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Quick Reference

SituationDo this
......

Implementation

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Common Mistakes

  • What goes wrong, and the fix.

Red Flags (discipline skills only)

  • Thoughts that mean STOP: you're about to violate the rule.

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