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    Adr · alenazaharovaux bundle
    Record architecture decisions in a project's ADR log. Creates the ADR file for new projects, appends new entries, and marks old decisions as superseded. Use this skill whenever an architectural or design decision is made during a session: choosing a technology, database schema, data format, API design, file structure, deployment strategy, or any choice that affects how the project is built. Also use at session end ("завершаем сессию") if any decisions were made. Triggers: "запиши ADR", "architecture decision", "запиши решение", "ADR", "зафиксируй решение", or when CLAUDE.md session-end checklist detects architectural decisions were made.
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    Pmf · alenazaharovaux bundle
    Full product-market fit cycle for one product — from initial hypothesis to post-launch metrics. 10 stages: setup → hypothesis (7 dimensions) → market research → risk synthesis → DVF validation → interview prep → field → interview synthesis → MVP → metrics (Sean Ellis + retention + Levels of PMF) → iterate. Resumes between sessions based on the project folder state. Bilingual (English + Russian) — picks the language during first-run setup. TRIGGER on ANY: - "do PMF for [product]" / "I need product market fit for X" / "PMF [name]" - "start PMF cycle" / "I want to go through PMF" / "help me validate [idea]" - "continue PMF" / "continue PMF [name]" - "check PMF" / "what stage is my PMF at" / "show my PMF projects" - "is my product ready to launch" - "сделай PMF для [продукта]" / "нужен product market fit для X" / "PMF [имя]" - "запусти PMF цикл" / "хочу пройти PMF" / "помоги валидировать [идею]" - "продолжаем PMF" / "продолжай PMF [имя]" - "проверь PMF" / "на каком этапе у меня PMF" / "покажи мои PMF проекты" - "
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    UX Audit · alenazaharovaux bundle
    Run a full UX audit on any website: Nielsen heuristics, conversion, content, technical quality, information architecture. Produces a prioritized report with evidence-based findings and actionable recommendations. Use when asked to review a site, check a landing page, find UX problems, evaluate usability, assess conversion, or anything like "what's wrong with this site", "review the website", "audit UX", "check the forms", "why isn't the site converting".
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    Tool Scout · alenazaharovaux bundle
    Search for tools (services, MCP servers, AI models, no-code platforms, libraries, APIs, GitHub repos, awesome-lists) to solve project tasks. Searches 5 sources: web, GitHub, MCP catalogs, awesome-lists, package registries. Freshness is critical — finds current tools. Triggers: "find tools for...", "what tools can solve...", "tool scout", "best way to do...", "search for services...", "how to build...", "is there a skill for...", "is there an MCP server for...", "find a library for...".
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    Writing Guru · alenazaharovaux bundle
    Use when choosing a narrative strategy before writing any text — articles, pitches, essays, reports, personal posts. Also use mid-writing to check tone, get next-block guidance, or shift narrative. Triggers: «writing guru», «подбери нарратив», «какой нарратив выбрать», «нарративная стратегия», «narrative strategy», «guru, проверь фрагмент», «guru, что дальше», «guru, хочу сменить тональность».
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    Brainstorming · alenazaharovaux bundle
    You MUST use this before any creative work - creating features, building components, adding functionality, or modifying behavior. Explores user intent, requirements and design before implementation.
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    Newsroom Style · alenazaharovaux bundle
    Enforce AP Style and newsroom conventions for journalism writing. Use when writing news articles, editing drafts, creating headlines, or converting notes into publishable copy. Ensures professional standards for attribution, numbers, dates, and formatting.
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    Triage Finding · alenazaharovaux bundle
    Triages findings from Telegram, articles, posts, YouTube videos — explains the gist in plain language, maps to user's current projects, and recommends an action. Use this skill when the user shares a post, link (GitHub, website, YouTube), screenshot, or file (.md, .txt) and wants to understand if it's useful. Also activate when the user pastes a link or text without an explicit request — if it looks like an external finding (not part of the current task), offer to triage it. Triggers: "look what I found", "triage this", "check this out", "what should I do with this", "is this useful", "triage the link", "what do you think about this", as well as a bare link or pasted post text without instructions. Second mode: "review my ideas", "what's in the ideas folder" — review saved ideas.
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    Frontend Design · alenazaharovaux bundle
    Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality. Use this skill when the user asks to build web components, pages, or applications. Generates creative, polished code that avoids generic AI aesthetics.
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    Frontend Slides · alenazaharovaux bundle
    Create stunning, animation-rich HTML presentations from scratch or by converting PowerPoint files. Use when the user wants to build a presentation, convert a PPT/PPTX to web, or create slides for a talk/pitch. Helps non-designers discover their aesthetic through visual exploration rather than abstract choices.
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    AI Writing Detox · alenazaharovaux bundle
    Eliminate AI-generated writing patterns that erode reader trust. Activate when writing articles, documentation, press releases, or any content where AI patterns would undermine credibility. Essential for journalists using AI assistance who need human-sounding output.
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    Topic Clustering · alenazaharovaux bundle
    Cluster and organize large volumes of text into semantic topics with BERTopic. Use this ALWAYS when the user brings a lot of text (a Telegram export, a chat history, a dump of posts, a set of transcripts, a table of messages, hundreds of rows) and wants to know what it is about, sort it into topics, group it by meaning, or see the main threads. Triggers: "group these by topic", "what are these messages about", "cluster this", "split into themes", "what topics are here", "BERTopic", "separate by meaning", "main threads". Works with any language the embedding model covers. Claude handles the technical side (installing packages, running the script) — the user stays in chat and never touches a terminal.
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    Visual Explainer · alenazaharovaux bundle
    Generate self-contained HTML pages that visually explain systems, data stories, investigations, editorial workflows, and code changes. Use when the user asks for diagrams, architecture views, visual diffs, data tables, timelines, source maps, or any structured visualization that would be painful to read as terminal output. Also activates for tables with 4+ rows or 3+ columns. Adapted from nicobailon/visual-explainer with journalism, newsroom, and academic design sensibilities.
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    Skill Stress Test · alenazaharovaux bundle
    Use when verifying skill quality through pressure scenarios, TDD discipline, and rationalization resistance — after creating a skill with skill-lab
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    Illustration Prompt · alenazaharovaux bundle
    Illustration Prompt Generator
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