Claude Skills by korchasa

Write a Development Enhancement Proposal (DEP) for a technical improvement. Use when the user wants to propose, document, or formalize a technical change for review.

Rewrite text in a dense, factual informational style with no fluff or marketing. Use when the user asks to write or rewrite docs or notes concisely or to apply a neutral informational tone.

Produce a comprehensive Product Requirements Document (PRD) for a product feature. Use when the user asks to write a PRD or formalize a product feature's scope, goals, user value, and success metrics. Not for internal technical/engineering change proposals (those argue for a code/architecture change, not a product feature).

Use when the user asks a question to be answered from the project's memex (long-term knowledge bank for AI agents) rather than training data or the live web. Reads the index, opens relevant pages, follows one SALP-REF hop, synthesises a cited answer, files it back. Do NOT trigger on source-code or live-session questions.

Use when the user asks to audit a memex (long-term knowledge bank for AI agents) for orphans, dead SALP REFs, missing sections, contradictions, or index drift. Runs a deterministic structural check, layers LLM-judgement findings, optionally auto-fixes trivial issues with `--fix`. Do NOT trigger on general code linting.

Use when the user provides a source (URL, file path, or free text) to save into the project's memex — a long-term knowledge bank for AI agents. Stores the raw source, extracts entities into cross-linked pages, runs a backlink audit, and updates the index and activity log. Do NOT trigger on casual reads; only when the intent is to persist a source into the memex.

Use when the user asks to add Deno/TypeScript code-style rules to AGENTS.md, or during initial Deno project setup when code-style guidelines need to be established. Do NOT trigger for non-Deno TypeScript projects (use setup-agent-code-style-strict), or for runtime-agnostic style advice.

Add TypeScript strict-mode code-style rules to AGENTS.md. The rule text ships inside this skill, so write it from here, not from memory. Use when the user asks for strict-mode style rules in a TypeScript project. Not for Deno projects (use setup-agent-code-style-deno), non-strict configs, or explaining what `strict` turns on.