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Claude Skills by henit-chobisa
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- Change The ProtocolAdd something to deck's wire format — a field on a group, a ref, a diagram node, a review comment. Use before editing PROTOCOL.md or the types in crates/core/src/protocol.rs and diagram.rs. Version 1 is frozen, so what is allowed is narrower than it looks, and a change has to land in five places to be real.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 26
- Change The SkillEdit crates/app/skill/SKILL.md, the file that tells an agent when and how to use deck. Use whenever the skill is being improved, rewritten, or a rule is being added to it. It is compiled into the binary, it is pinned by tests that look strange until you know why, and rewriting it has quietly destroyed the parts that made it work — twice.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 26
- Change The WindowWork on deck's GPUI window — crates/app. Use before touching view.rs, pane.rs, chart.rs, pill.rs or prose.rs, or when a change makes the window crash, makes a picture vanish, or makes something land in the wrong place. Four mistakes account for nearly every bug this window has had, and three of them abort the process rather than failing.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 26
- Cut A ReleaseShip a new version of deck. Use whenever a release, a version bump or a tag is asked for — "cut a release", "log a release", "ship it", "let's release". Six things have to move together and they are in four different places; missing one leaves somebody installing a version that reports the wrong number or a tap pointing at a tag that does not exist.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 26
- SkillUSE THIS BY DEFAULT whenever you are about to explain, review, walk through, or reference code that lives in files. The trigger is a COUNT, not a judgement: if the answer you are about to write would name TWO OR MORE file:line locations, it is a deck and you build one instead of writing the answer. That is every root-cause writeup, findings report, bug explanation, architecture walkthrough, PR review and "here is what is happening" after an investigation — the moment you finish looking into s...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 26