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11 published skills

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    Skill Evals · typefox bundle
    Run the eval loop that measures whether a skill actually improves an agent's output — design test cases, run them with the skill and against a baseline, grade against assertions, aggregate a benchmark, analyze patterns, and iterate. Use when the user wants to evaluate or test a skill, check whether a skill helps, run skill evals, benchmark a skill against a baseline, grade skill outputs, or iterate on a skill from eval results. Builds on the skill-creator skill for the mechanics; stop if skill-creator is unavailable.
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    Idiomatic Go · typefox bundle
    Apply Go community idioms for API and package design, error and concurrency patterns, naming (initialisms, stutter, receivers), generics vs interfaces, and Go code review — including PR or diff review, questions about "the Go way", pointer vs value receivers, channels vs mutexes, and building Go language tooling (parsers, language servers/LSP, type checkers, validators, DSLs, or toolkits built on a Go language framework) — even when the user doesn't say "idiomatic." Skip trivial one-line Go edits with no design choices. Do not use for godoc or doc comments — use the `go-documentation` skill.
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    Agent Experience · typefox bundle
    Make a code repository agent-ready with state-of-the-art AX (Agent Experience): audit and set up AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md and agent docs, wire verification sensors with self-correction messages, and build docs-as-memory (architecture docs, ADRs, exec plans). Use when the user wants to make a repo agent-ready or AI-friendly, onboard coding agents, create/review/improve AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, or other agent instruction files, set up a project for agent-first development, asks why an agent keeps repeating a mistake, asks any AX question (general or project-specific), or mentions "harness engineering", "agent readiness", "context engineering" (its repo-side slice), or "AX". Not for building agent runtimes or orchestration code, nor for authoring a single agent skill — use skill-creator for that.
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    Go Documentation · typefox bundle
    Write idiomatic Go doc comments that render correctly on pkg.go.dev — package comments, `doc.go`, exported-symbol comments, testable `Example` functions, deprecation notices — and publish or debug modules on pkg.go.dev (`pkgsite`, the module proxy). Use when writing or reviewing Go documentation, or when a developer used to writing JSDoc/TSDoc/Markdown is unsure how Go doc comments differ. Not for general Go programming or non-Go languages.
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    TS Code Reviewer · typefox bundle
    Perform a senior-level TypeScript/JavaScript code review and produce an actionable REVIEW.md report using Conventional Comments notation. Use this skill for code reviews, PR reviews, diff reviews, or feedback on TS/JS code (.ts, .tsx, .js, .jsx, .mts, .cts files). Do not use for non-TypeScript languages or for one-line syntax questions.
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    Eclipse License Check · typefox bundle
    Vet third-party dependencies for an Eclipse Foundation project with the Eclipse Dash License Tool — license checks, "do I need to vet X?" questions, IPLab review filing, and release IP due diligence. Use whenever the user mentions Eclipse license checking, dash-licenses, the Dash License Tool, IPLab, third-party content for an Eclipse release, or dependency approval under the Eclipse IP Policy, even if they don't name the tool. Do not use for non-Eclipse projects or general license advice unrelated to the Eclipse IP Policy.
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    Publish Vscode Extension · typefox bundle
    Publish a VS Code extension to the VS Code Marketplace and/or Open VSX Registry. Use when the user wants to publish, ship, or release a VS Code extension; audit or improve manifest, listing, or release setup; build or upload a `.vsix`; set up `vsce` or `ovsx`; create a marketplace publisher or Open VSX namespace; configure CI for extension releases; bump versions; or troubleshoot publishing errors. Covers both registries — invoke even if the user names only one.
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    Arithmetics Dsl · typefox
    Work with the Arithmetics calculator DSL (.calc) — a small language for defining named values and functions and evaluating expressions. Use when the user wants to write or edit arithmetics modules, define functions, or compute expressions in this DSL.
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    Statemachine Dsl · typefox
    Read, write, and modify Statemachine DSL files (.statemachine). Use when the user wants to create, edit, explain, or debug a state machine written in this textual DSL — defining states, events, commands, and transitions, or generating a machine from a description.
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    Domainmodel Dsl · typefox
    Work with the Domain Model DSL (.dmodel) for describing data models — datatypes, entities, and their features. Use when the user wants to create or edit a domain model in this DSL.
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    Domainmodel Dsl 2 · typefox
    Read, write, and modify Domain Model DSL files (.dmodel) — datatypes, entities with inheritance and multi-valued features, and nested packages with qualified cross-references. Use when the user wants to create, edit, explain, or debug a domain model in this DSL, including resolving references across packages.
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