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7 published skills

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    Agentic Commits · deligoez bundle
    Commit format that AI agents can act on. Splits changes into atomic hunks, commits with structured format enabling Resume, Review, and Handoff. Never pushes.
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    Beads From Plan · deligoez bundle
    Convert markdown implementation plans into beads tasks. Use when the user says "create tasks from plan", "plan to beads", "bd from plan", "break down plan", "create beads from markdown", or has a large markdown plan that needs to be decomposed into trackable tasks.
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    Hc · deligoez
    Hunk-based atomic git commits for AI agents. Splits large diffs into precise, atomic commits by selecting specific diff hunks per commit.
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    Codedbpro · deligoez
    Use the codedbpro MCP toolset (CodeDB Pro daemon) as the primary way to read, search, and edit code — batched round-trips, outline-first reading, symbol-safe edits, dry-run-first refactors. Use whenever codedbpro MCP tools are available in the session, especially in repos where native Read/Write/Edit/cat/grep are hook-blocked, and whenever you catch yourself firing single reads or greps one at a time, or doing text surgery through python/sed/perl heredocs. Triggers: "use codedb", "codedbpro", "be token-efficient with the codebase", "batch your reads", repeated one-file-at-a-time tool calls in your own transcript.
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    Turkish Humanizer · deligoez bundle
    Türkçe metni doğal ve akıcı hâle getirir; yapay zekâ ile yazılmış ya da İngilizceden çeviri kokan kalıpları temizler. Use whenever you write, edit, review, proofread, or "humanize" Turkish — a passage, UI copy, an article, or a whole book/corpus. Two modes: rewrite (yeniden yazma) and review (inceleme: konumlu bulgu listesi, uzun ve çoğu doğru metinler için). Catches Turkish-specific failures: collocation/valency errors (ses etmek vs ses çıkarmak, seni güvenmek), metaphor calques (kara kutu), dropped obligatory objects, signpost connectors (Ayrıca, Bununla birlikte, söz konusu, noktasında), bureaucratic -maktadır/-dır, light-verb bloat (gerçekleştirmek, sağlamak), calques (sahip olmak, "-lı bir şekilde"), English em dashes and title case, TDK mechanics (de/da, -ki, kesme, i/ı), heading and slogan register, and term consistency across long bilingual texts. Trigger for "bu metni akıcı yap", "yapay zekâ gibi durmasın", "çeviri kokmasın", "Türkçeyi düzelt/incele" — even if "humanizer" is never said.
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    Digital Lexicography · deligoez bundle
    Turn an existing dictionary into structured data, audit it, then grow it — for reading, for search, and as an NLP resource. Use whenever you retrodigitise or restructure a dictionary, lexicon, glossary, thesaurus, terminology base or word list: parsing entries into headword/sense/etymology fields, decoding abbreviation codes and damaged character encodings, merging or cross-verifying against another dictionary, adding new entries without corrupting the source, designing dictionary search (headword vs definition vs meaning-to-word), or exporting to DMLex / TEI Lex-0 / OntoLex-Lemon. Also for the judgement calls: when to leave a field NULL, why merging on a derived key destroys homographs, why coverage measured against your own table proves nothing, and where a language model helps versus where it silently modernises historical spellings. Trigger on "dictionary", "lexicon", "sözlük", "headword", "madde başı", "lemma", "gloss", "etymology", "retrodigitise", "scanned dictionary", "wordnet merge" — even when "lexi
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    Typography For Lawyers · deligoez bundle
    Professional typography rules for legal and professional documents, distilled from Matthew Butterick's "Typography for Lawyers." Use this whenever you draft, format, review, or advise on the appearance of a brief, motion, memo, contract, pleading, caption page, court filing, letterhead, business card, résumé, or any document a lawyer produces — and whenever someone asks which font, point size, line spacing, margins, or line length to use, how to comply with a court's typography rules, how to fix "typewriter habits" (straight quotes, two spaces after a period, underlining, all-caps, faux dashes), how to combine or pair fonts, or how to make a proper PDF. Trigger it for questions like "what font should this brief use", "format this contract", "is my motion's formatting professional", "alternatives to Times New Roman / Arial", or "make this document look like it was professionally typeset" — even when the word "typography" is never said.
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