Learning & Documentation Agent Skills

Discover coding standards from project configuration files, code patterns, documentation, and external sources (PRs, CI/CD)

Craft effective story pitches for different publication types and formats.

How to analyze prose style and produce style reference files.

Analyze a user's writing style from their Yuque documents — vocabulary habits, sentence patterns, tone characteristics — and generate a…

This skill should be used when the user asks "check subtitles", "audit subs", "subtitle font issues", "ASS vs SRT", "missing fonts"…

Save important project knowledge to memory.

Save important project knowledge to memory.

Sveltia CMS Git-backed content management (Decap/Netlify CMS successor). 5x smaller bundle (300 KB), GraphQL performance, solves 260+…

Use after a release succeeds, when maintainers need to sync apps/kimi-code/CHANGELOG.md into docs/en/release-notes/changelog.md and…

Creates, revises, and reviews technical articles using formal encyclopedic language, numbered Markdown sections, manual tables of…

Write code-driven technical blog posts with data-flow narrative, rich Mermaid visuals, and citation-backed claims.

Transforms source code into standardized, user-friendly operation manuals and visual guides with automated Mermaid diagrams.

Conducts source-backed technical research and transforms findings into actionable implementation guidance for developers.

Builder of templates, prompt packs, kits, swipe files, and reusable digital assets.

Draft Terms of Service for the described product.

Optimizes text, prompts, and documentation for LLM token efficiency.

Transforms unstructured text and articles into structured SVG logic diagrams optimized for WeChat Official Accounts and social publishing.

Use when building or sharpening the theory for an Organization Science manuscript — articulating the organizational mechanism, bridging…

Maps existing research materials to specific graduation thesis chapters and functional roles to ensure structural alignment and…

Use when writing academic theses or dissertations (Master's, PhD, undergraduate honors).

Use when user asks 'what is X', 'how does X work', 'find out about', 'analyze', 'explain the code', or needs quick codebase investigation.