51 lines
969 B
Markdown
51 lines
969 B
Markdown
# Skill Patterns
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## Minimal workflow skill
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Use for narrow repeatable work.
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Structure:
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1. Purpose and trigger.
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2. Inputs to collect.
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3. Ordered steps.
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4. Output contract.
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5. Validation.
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6. Limitations.
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## Navigation skill with references
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Use when the skill covers several modes, tools, or depth levels.
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Structure:
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1. Short SKILL.md with a routing table.
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2. One reference per mode or domain.
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3. Examples in `references/examples/`.
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4. Scripts only for deterministic repeated actions.
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## Integration skill
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Use for CLIs, APIs, SDKs, or platforms.
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Include:
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- Installation or environment assumptions.
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- Authentication and permission boundaries.
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- Safe command patterns.
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- Common failure signatures.
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- Verification commands.
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## Review or audit skill
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Use for code, security, docs, or quality reviews.
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Include:
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- Scope definition.
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- Evidence collection.
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- Severity or priority scale.
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- Finding format.
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- False-positive handling.
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- Verification and residual risk.
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