writing-for-agents

Use when a task requires UI inspection of a Windows app, whether to explore its UI structure, check element state, capture a screenshot or interact with it.

Use ONLY when the literal text "/manage-github-issues" appears in the request or instructions — never otherwise, whatever the task.

Use ONLY when the literal text "/document-app" appears in the request or instructions — never otherwise, whatever the task.

Use when creating a skill or changing what one does — its instructions, description, scripts or other files.

Use when organising a codebase into vertical feature slices — deciding what counts as a feature, naming or restructuring project folders, placing a new file…

Use when comparing an app's UI documentation against its code to bring it back in sync.

Use ONLY when the literal text "/notify" appears in the request or instructions — never otherwise, whatever the task.

Use ONLY when the literal text "/exec-synt-workflow" or a `workflow` code block appears in the request or instructions — never otherwise, whatever the task.

Interview the user about a plan or design until every decision is settled.

Use when a plan or design should be settled through a shallow-planning interview.

Use when writing or editing any text and wanting to choose the wording and placement of each change.

Use when writing an application's UI documentation from its code for the first time.