1---2name: team-skill-name3description: <Team Name>4---56# <Team Name>78<2-3 sentences describing what the team does, what collaboration pattern it uses, and what problem it solves.>910## Workflow1112The team follows this workflow (see [workflow.md](workflow.md) for details):13141. **<Step Name>** — <One sentence>152. **<Step Name>** — <One sentence>16...1718## Role Responsibilities1920| Role | Responsibility | Output |21| --- | --- | --- |22| <role-1> | <responsibility> | <output file or content> |23| <role-2> | <responsibility> | <output file or content> |2425## File List2627- `SKILL.md` — This file, team metadata28- `roles/*.md` — Role definitions (with inline persona)29- `workflow.md` — Complete execution script30- `bind.md` — Resource constraints and failure handling31- `dependencies.yaml` — External dependency declarations
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