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5 published skills

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    Prior Art Search · maskshell bundle
    prior-art-search — a read-only, search-grounded, per-novelty-claim collision detector that SEARCHES the prior-art corpus for a doc's novelty claims and adjudicates prior-art collision (collision / uncited-relevant / clear-under-search / inconclusive), emitting an honest coverage disclosure (`collisions_under_known_coverage`). Use it when a doc's NOVELTY claims need checking for prior-art collisions — "does this paper overclaim novelty", "is this framing already in the literature". Produces a per-claim collision packet + a collision-record; NEVER `novel_confirmed`. NOT for code review (parallel-development), spec authoring (blueprint-crafting), doc process-convergence (cross-source-review), CITED-source verification (primary-source-verification — psv backward-CITED, prior-art-search backward-UNCITED), or forward research gathering (blueprint-crafting researcher). Does NOT judge whether the doc's novelty is REAL or significant (outcome-axis — human). Phase A: EXPLICIT invocation (`/skill:prior-art-search`).
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    Blueprint Crafting · maskshell bundle
    blueprint-crafting: Produces convergence-checked upstream artifacts — product spec (PRD), architecture design (arch-design), iteration plan, executable summary, and research — that parallel-development consumes as authoritative references. Use it whenever the user wants to author, rewrite, research, or convergence-check an upstream artifact: "author a spec", "write an arch-design", "produce an iteration-plan", "research X for the spec", "spec-driven", "write a PRD", "author a roadmap", "write a design doc", "decision log". Each artifact converges on its constraints-profile (process axis: anchors + authority-chain + sources); content correctness stays human (outcome axis). NOT for implementing code — feature implementation, bug fixes, and refactors route to parallel-development. Specifier half of the specify then implement pipeline.
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    Cross Source Review · maskshell bundle
    cross-source-review — a same-family (同源, fresh-context) + different-family (异源) cross multi-round review engine that drives a doc-shaped artifact to SUBSTANTIVE convergence. Use it when a high-quality document needs adversarial cross-source review to convergence — "cross-review this requirements doc", "converge this design doc", "异源 review this spec/wiki page", "drive 同源+异源 review on this artifact". Produces a converged artifact + an honest convergence-record. NOT for code review (route to parallel-development), spec/arch-design authoring (blueprint-crafting), or research gathering (blueprint-crafting researcher). Does NOT judge whether the doc is "right" (outcome-axis — human). Phase A activation is EXPLICIT invocation (`/skill:cross-source-review`); auto-routing is deferred.
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    Parallel Development · maskshell bundle
    Parallel-development orchestrator: runs multiple AI agents in parallel on independent dev tasks. Use it whenever the user wants to implement several features or components at once, work in parallel, do TDD (red-green-refactor, tests first), safely refactor code modules, coordinate backend and frontend simultaneously, or manage multi-agent tasks. Also trigger on "同时做", "并行实现", "test first", "red green refactor", or whenever multiple independent subtasks are identified. Platforms: iOS/Apple (Xcode, Swift, SwiftUI, XCTest, XCUITest, SPM, Simulator); Python (FastAPI, Django, Flask, SQLAlchemy, Pydantic, pytest, poetry, uv, pyproject.toml); Rust (Rust, cargo, Cargo.toml, clippy, rustfmt); Web/frontend (React, Vue, Svelte, TypeScript, JavaScript, Node.js, Express, Next.js, Playwright, ESLint, dependency-cruiser); Java (JDK 17+, Maven, Gradle, JUnit, Checkstyle, google-java-format); Go (Go, golang, go.mod, go vet, golangci-lint, go test). Trigger readily, even without an explicit "parallel" or "TDD" keyword.
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    Primary Source Verification · maskshell bundle
    primary-source-verification (psv) — a read-only, source-grounded, per-claim verifier that FETCHES each cited primary source and adjudicates a doc's factual/citation claims (verified / refuted / narrowed / unverifiable), emitting an honest coverage disclosure (`oracle_verified_under_known_coverage`). Use it when a doc's citations need checking against the actual sources — "verify this doc's citations", "fact-check this spec's arXiv claims". Produces a per-claim verdict packet + a coverage-record; NEVER `correctness_converged`. NOT for code review (parallel-development), spec authoring (blueprint-crafting), doc process-convergence (cross-source-review), or research gathering (blueprint-crafting researcher). Does NOT judge whether the doc is RIGHT (outcome-axis — human). Phase A activation is EXPLICIT invocation (`/skill:primary-source-verification`). GATE MODE (2026-08): load-bearing-subset GO/NO-GO run before csr — gate record non-authoritative; the full-M run after csr is the ONLY authoritative record.
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