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   Phase Prompt · xpera-ch bundle

   Use this skill when drafting an implementation prompt for a discrete phase of work that will later be checked by the adversarial-review skill — trigger phrases like "write the phase prompt", "draft an implementation prompt", "scaffold the next phase prompt", or "write the prompt for the next phase". Produces a structured prompt with context and a concept-doc reference, an inspect-before-editing checklist, required behavior, explicit non-goals, a test matrix tied to the repo's coverage bar, verification commands, commit granularity that defers message-writing to the commit-creation skill, and a required final report format. Do not use this to write the implementation itself — it produces the prompt that will later drive the implementation.
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   Commit Creation · xpera-ch bundle

   Use this skill whenever the user wants to commit code changes, create a git commit, stage files, write a commit message, or prepare changes for version control. Trigger for phrases like "commit this", "make a commit", "stage and commit", "create commits for these changes", "write a commit message", "git commit", or any request involving committing work to a repository. Also trigger when the user says things like "save my changes to git", "push this to git", or "let's commit what we have". This skill enforces professional commit hygiene: atomic commits, clean history, no AI attribution, and senior-engineer-quality messages.
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   Security Impact · xpera-ch bundle

   Use this skill when a diff touches a security-sensitive file and a PR or commit needs a security-impact callout — trigger phrases like "write the security-impact section", "draft the security callout", "does this need a security note", or "check if this touches sensitive files". Runs the bundled scripts/check-sensitive-files.mjs detection script against a dedicated structured config (security-sensitive.json at the project root) — never against CONTRIBUTING.md or any other prose file — and drafts the callout plus an invariants-unchanged checklist from its output. Small, mechanical, and deliberately decoupled from any CI enforcement gate.
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   Adversarial Review · xpera-ch bundle

   Use this skill when explicitly asked to perform an adversarial review of code before a merge, tag, or release — trigger phrases like "adversarial review", "review this before we merge/tag", "review this phase", "review before release", "pre-merge review", or "pre-tag review". This is a deliberate, explicitly-invoked review discipline for phase boundaries, not an automatic code-review pass — do not trigger it for casual "can you check this" requests or as a background habit. It produces a PASS/FAIL/CONCERN verdict built from re-derived, live evidence (commands actually run, tests actually written and executed) rather than the implementer's self-report, fixes nothing during the review, and stops after the report to wait for instructions.
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