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Dsg Creation · khan bundle
Add to or edit Khan Academy Design System Guidelines documentation in storybook. Use this skill when researching or making changes to Foundations, Components or Patterns in the design-system-guidelines repo.

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Archaeology · khan
Investigates *why* Perseus code is the way it is by tracing its history across the several GitHub repos Perseus has lived in over its lifetime (khan-exercises → Khan/perseus → Khan/webapp → Khan/perseus). Use this skill whenever someone asks a code-archaeology or "why is it like this" question about Perseus — e.g. "why do we have both X and Y widgets?", "why is this implemented this way?", "when/why was this added?", "what's the history behind this file/function?", or hands you a commit, PR, or file and wants its origins explained. Also triggers on the explicit /archaeology command. This matters because Perseus's history bridges multiple repo moves (and predates React), so an ordinary `git blame` in the current checkout dead-ends at the 2022 "initial commit" squash — this skill knows how to bridge those gaps. Do NOT use it for general web research (use deep-research) or for understanding what current code *does* (just read the code).

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Storybook · khan
Storybook best practices for Wonder Blocks component stories. Use when creating or editing `.stories.tsx` / `.stories.ts` files.

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Unit Tests · khan
Jest + React Testing Library best practices for Wonder Blocks unit tests. Use when creating or editing `.test.ts` / `.test.tsx` files.

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Wonder Blocks · khan bundle
Implements user interfaces using the Wonder Blocks (WB) design system — Khan Academy's React component library. Use this skill whenever the user asks you to build, modify, or review UI components; wants to use or map WB tokens for colors/spacing/typography (including translating Figma designs to WB components and tokens); or asks how to do something "the Wonder Blocks way". If the user is building any kind of form, layout, modal, button, dropdown, or typography treatment in a WB-enabled codebase, this skill applies — even if they don't explicitly say "Wonder Blocks". Do NOT trigger for debugging TypeScript errors, writing tests, or fixing CI/lint issues in WB packages.

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Review Trial · khan
Run a seeded-defect live trial of the PR review workflow, comparing reviewer arms on isolated copies of one seeded PR (the Khan/webapp#40678 pattern). Use when evaluating an architecture-class review change, a re-review/lifecycle behavior change, or ground-truthing before graduating a repo to automatic mode. Invoke with a consumer repo, a seeded branch, a defect table, and an arms list.

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Review Onboarding · khan
Onboard a repo onto the shared PR reviewer

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Review Consumer Bump · khan
Bump the shared PR reviewer (`Khan/actions` `workflows/review`) pin, and optionally the autofix pin, in every consuming repo. One PR per consumer; a 3-way merge that preserves each repo's LOCAL OVERRIDE blocks; verification with the version-matched consumer-config checker. Use when a `review-v<version>` release should roll out, or when a single consumer's pin is stale. Invoke with the target version and, if applicable, the autofix version.

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Review Feedback Audit · khan
Audit the PR review workflow's posted output and human feedback in a consumer repo over a time window (typically since a reviewer deploy). Computes volume, verdict mix, label mix, verbosity, duplication at three grains, suppression notes, and human feedback (reactions, thread replies, and, in windows predating the follow-up retirement, thumbs-sweep follow-up replies), then maps each finding to an open Khan/actions PR or a new-PR candidate. Invoke with a consumer repo, a cutoff timestamp, and optionally the bot login.

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