Skill Claude CodeCodex
A writing guide for clear, natural Traditional Chinese in technical documents and everyday replies. It replaces vague technical slang and translated-sounding sentences with specific wording.
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A writing style that puts the most important information first for tired or distracted engineers. It uses short sentences and plain Traditional Chinese while keeping technical details exact.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A file-editing method that changes only the requested lines in existing configuration and data files. It preserves comments, key order, spacing, quoting, and other formatting.
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A research process for checking how open-source projects solve a general technical problem before designing a solution. It compares candidates, studies promising projects, and checks their licenses.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A Chinese-language English-learning rule for conversations that include English words or sentences. It answers the main question first, then points out relevant English improvements.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A writing rule for public technical examples that replaces real project names, paths, accounts, and company details with fictional but realistic ones.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A handoff and return workflow for continuing work with an AI agent after hours or days away. It records task status, decisions, next steps, unanswered questions, and gaps in understanding.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A request-clarity guide for product managers working with an AI coding agent. It checks whether a task states its goal, scope, completion standard, limits, audience, and any terms that could be interpreted in several ways.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A stock-market article summariser that turns Taiwanese and US finance articles, forum posts, and earnings-call notes into fixed-format Markdown files with machine-readable metadata. It checks company symbols against official listings and marks information added by the model.
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