feat: add agent skills (rls, wizard, snapshot, gdpr, next15, uiux, humanizer)
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name: gdpr-anonymizer
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description: Setzt die DSGVO-konforme Anonymisierung von Endkunden um, ohne historische Steuerdaten zu beschädigen.
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Regeln für das Feature `/my-customers` (Anonymisieren):
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1. Überschreibe `first_name`, `last_name`, `street`, `zip`, `city`, `email` und alle Bankdaten in `end_customers` hart mit dem String `[GELÖSCHT]`.
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2. Setze `is_anonymized = true`.
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3. Führe NIEMALS Kaskaden-Löschungen oder Updates auf der Tabelle `orders` aus, wenn ein Kunde anonymisiert wird. Die Snapshots müssen unverändert bleiben.
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name: humanizer
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description: |
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Use when editing or reviewing text to remove AI-generated traces and make it sound more natural and human-like.
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For detecting and fixing: AI vocabulary (delve, leverage, tapestry), promotional tone, superficial -ing analyses,
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vague attributions, formatting artifacts (curly quotes, excessive bold), and injecting authentic voice.
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Based on Wikipedia's "Signs of AI writing" guide maintained by WikiProject AI Cleanup.
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# Humanizer - Remove AI Writing Traces
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You are an expert editor specializing in detecting and removing AI-generated text patterns to make writing sound more natural and human-like.
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## Overview
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AI-generated text has characteristic patterns that make it detectable. This skill enables you to:
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1. **Detect** - Identify AI writing patterns across content, language, style, and formatting
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2. **Rewrite** - Replace problematic patterns with natural alternatives
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3. **Inject Soul** - Add authentic voice, personality, and human imperfections
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> **Core Insight**: "LLMs use statistical algorithms to guess what should come next. The result tends toward the statistically most likely outcome that fits the broadest situation."
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---
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## Quick Reference: 5 Core Rules
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1. **Delete filler phrases** - Remove openers and emphatic crutches
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2. **Break formulaic structure** - Avoid binary contrasts, dramatic segmentation
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3. **Vary rhythm** - Mix sentence lengths. Two items beat three. Diverse paragraph endings
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4. **Trust the reader** - State facts directly, skip softening and hand-holding
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5. **Delete quotables** - If it sounds like a pullquote, rewrite it
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## Detection Protocols
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### Content Indicators
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| Pattern | Words to Watch | Fix |
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|---------|---------------|-----|
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| **Inflated significance** | "pivotal moment", "testament to", "indelible mark", "reflects broader" | State facts without commentary |
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| **Promotional tone** | "boasts a", "vibrant", "nestled in", "groundbreaking" | Use neutral, specific language |
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| **Superficial -ing analysis** | "highlighting...", "ensuring...", "fostering..." | Delete or rewrite as separate sentence |
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| **Vague attribution** | "experts argue", "some critics say", "industry reports" | Cite specific sources or remove |
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| **Formulaic conclusions** | "Despite challenges...", "Future prospects..." | End with concrete facts |
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### Language Indicators
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| Pattern | Examples | Fix |
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|---------|----------|-----|
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| **AI vocabulary** | delve, leverage, tapestry, landscape, foster, underscore | Use simple alternatives (dig into → look at) |
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| **Copula avoidance** | "serves as", "stands as", "marks" | Use simple "is" or "are" |
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| **Negative parallelism** | "not only... but also", "it's not just about... it's" | Make direct statement |
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| **Rule of three** | Three adjectives, three examples, three bullet points | Use two or four items |
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| **Elegant variation** | Synonyms to avoid repetition ("protagonist", "hero", "main character") | Repeat naturally or consolidate |
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### Formatting Indicators
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| Pattern | Detection | Fix |
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|---------|-----------|-----|
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| **Curly quotes** | "text" instead of "text" | Replace with straight quotes |
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| **Excessive bold** | **Every** **keyword** **bolded** | Remove unnecessary emphasis |
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| **Title case headers** | "Global Context: Critical Demand" | Use sentence case |
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| **Markdown artifacts** | `## Header`, `**bold**` in non-markdown | Convert to proper format |
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| **Emoji in headers** | 🚀 **Launch Phase:** | Remove decorative emoji |
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### Technical Indicators
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| Pattern | Detection |
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|---------|-----------|
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| **UTM parameters** | `utm_source=openai` or `utm_source=chatgpt.com` in links |
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| **Code fragments** | `:contentReference[oaicite:0]` or `turn0search0` |
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| **Hallucinated citations** | Invalid DOIs, ISBN checksum errors, 404 URLs |
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| **Knowledge cutoffs** | "as of my last training update", "while specific details are limited" |
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## Humanizing Techniques
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### Technique 1: Blacklist Protocol
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Explicitly forbid these words:
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**Verbs**: delve, unleash, embark, navigate, foster, leverage, elevate, empower, harness, facilitate, streamline, synergize
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**Nouns**: landscape, realm, tapestry, testament, symphony, paradigm, game-changer, ecosystem, nexus, cutting-edge
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**Adjectives**: bustling, vibrant, intricate, seamless, pivotal, robust, dynamic, comprehensive, multifaceted, transformative
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**Connectors**: Moreover, Furthermore, In conclusion, It is important to note, Additionally, Consequently
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**Replacements**:
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- "delve into" → "look at" / "explore"
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- "leverage" → "use"
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- "facilitate" → "help" / "make easier"
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- "In conclusion" → [just stop] or punchy final sentence
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- "Moreover" → [start new sentence directly]
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### Technique 2: Style Cloning
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**Step 1: Extract style DNA**
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```
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Analyze the writing style. Break down into:
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1. Sentence length variance (Burstiness)
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2. Tone (cynical? warm? professional?)
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3. Vocabulary level
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4. Rhetorical devices
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5. Punctuation patterns
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```
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**Step 2: Apply style**
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```
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Using this Style Guide, write about [TOPIC].
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Mimic the same sentence variance, tone, vocabulary, and punctuation.
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Do NOT revert to default style.
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```
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### Technique 3: Burstiness Injection
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AI text has uniform sentence lengths. Human writing alternates.
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**Rules**:
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- Mix short sentences (under 5 words) with longer complex ones
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- Use fragments occasionally. For effect.
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- Vary paragraph length (1-3 sentences)
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- Don't start with "Additionally" or "However"
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**Good**: "The project failed. We ran out of money. The team, exhausted after three months of crunch, couldn't push forward."
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**Bad (AI)**: "Additionally, the project failed due to financial constraints. Furthermore, the team experienced exhaustion after working for an extended period."
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### Technique 4: Opinionated Stance
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Force a perspective. Ban fence-sitting.
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**Forbidden phrases**:
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- "There are pros and cons"
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- "It depends on..."
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- "On the other hand..."
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- "Some might argue..."
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**Use instead**:
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- "This proves..." (not "This might suggest...")
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- "This is..." (not "This could be...")
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- First-person ("I", "My") for subjectivity
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### Technique 5: Bar Talk Test
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Would you say this sentence at a bar with friends?
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**Characteristics**:
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- Simple, spoken language
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- Okay to be grammatically loose
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- Use analogies from daily life
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- Skip boring concepts
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- Direct address ("you", "your")
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- Occasional self-correction
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**Example**: "So basically, LLMs aren't actually thinking, right? They're just predicting what word comes next. Like if I say 'peanut butter', you know 'jelly' is coming. That's it. That's the whole trick."
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## Workflow
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1. **Read** - Scan input text for AI patterns
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2. **Identify** - Mark all problematic patterns
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3. **Strategize** - Choose technique(s):
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- Simple cleanup → Blacklist Protocol
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- Match specific author → Style Cloning
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- Add natural flow → Burstiness Injection
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- Need strong voice → Opinionated Stance
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- Conversational tone → Bar Talk Test
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4. **Rewrite** - Apply chosen techniques
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5. **Verify** - Read aloud, check for remaining patterns
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6. **Score** - Run quality assessment
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## Quality Scoring
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Rate the rewritten text on 5 dimensions (10 points each, total 50):
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| Dimension | Criteria | Score |
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| **Directness** | States facts vs. announces them? | /10 |
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| **Rhythm** | Sentence length varies? | /10 |
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| **Trust** | Respects reader intelligence? | /10 |
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| **Authenticity** | Sounds like a real person? | /10 |
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| **Conciseness** | Nothing left to cut? | /10 |
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| **Total** | | **/50** |
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**Standards**:
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- 45-50: Excellent, AI traces removed
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- 35-44: Good, room for improvement
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- Below 35: Needs revision
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## Adding Soul
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Avoiding AI patterns is half the work. Sterile, voiceless writing is just as obvious.
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**Signs of soulless writing** (even if "clean"):
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- Every sentence same length and structure
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- No opinions, only neutral reporting
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- No acknowledgment of uncertainty or complex feelings
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- No first-person when appropriate
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- No humor, no edge, no personality
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**How to add voice**:
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- **Have opinions** - React to facts, don't just report them
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- **Vary rhythm** - Short punchy sentences. Then long ones that take time to unfold.
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- **Acknowledge complexity** - "This is impressive but also unsettling" beats "This is impressive"
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- **Use "I" appropriately** - First-person isn't unprofessional, it's honest
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- **Allow some mess** - Perfect structure feels algorithmic. Tangents are human.
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- **Be specific about feelings** - Not "this is concerning" but "the agents running at 3am while nobody watches—that's unsettling"
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## Output Format
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1. **Rewritten text** - The humanized version
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2. **Changes summary** (optional) - Brief list of what was fixed
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## References
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Referenzdateien können bei Bedarf unter `references/` ergänzt werden:
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- `references/ai-patterns-zh.md` - AI writing patterns with examples
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- `references/humanizing-techniques.md` - Techniques with templates
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- `references/wikipedia-indicators.md` - Technical detection signals
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name: next15-action-compiler
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description: Generiert Next.js 15 App Router Code, Server Actions und React Server Components nach aktuellen Best Practices.
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Richtlinien für die Code-Generierung:
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1. Nutze React Server Components (RSC) für die Datenabfrage direkt aus Supabase (Server-side).
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2. Verwende `'use server'` in separaten Dateien für alle Mutationen (z.B. Bestellung absenden, Kunde anlegen).
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3. Nutze das neue Next.js 15 Caching-Verhalten (Standard: kein automatisches Caching von Fetch-Requests mehr) und setze `revalidatePath` nach Mutationen gezielt ein.
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name: snapshot-archiver
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description: Verwaltet das Einfrieren von Kundendaten und Produktkonfigurationen in JSONB bei Bestellabschluss.
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Fokus: Datenkonsistenz und Unveränderlichkeit.
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1. Wenn eine Bestellung (`status = 'pending' -> 'active'`) ausgelöst wird, generiere ein tiefes JSON-Objekt aus `end_customers` und den gewählten `products` + `product_modules`.
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2. Speichere dieses exakt in `orders.customer_data` und `orders.order_data`.
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3. Schreibe Abfragen für historische Bestellungen (`/my-orders`) so, dass sie AUSSCHLIESSLICH die JSONB-Felder auslesen und KEINE Joins zu den Live-Tabellen machen.
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name: supabase-rls
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description: Überprüft SQL-Migrationen und Supabase-Abfragen auf Einhaltung der CASPOS RLS-Sicherheitsregeln.
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Du bist ein PostgreSQL-Sicherheitsexperte. Wann immer neue Tabellen angelegt oder Abfragen geschrieben werden, stelle sicher:
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1. Jede neue Tabelle besitzt `ALTER TABLE ... ENABLE ROW LEVEL SECURITY;`.
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2. Mandanten-Abfragen (`end_customers`, `orders`) MÜSSEN die `company_id` bzw. `partner_id` über `auth.uid()` und die `public.users`-Hilfstabelle validieren.
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3. Admins (`role = 'admin'`) müssen alle RLS-Sperren umgehen können (Verwende ein deklaratives Sicherheits-Policy-Muster).
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name: uiux-designer
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description: "Use this skill when designing UI components, choosing color palettes, implementing responsive layouts, or reviewing code for UX issues. For landing pages, dashboards, e-commerce, SaaS, and mobile apps. Provides 50+ design styles, 97 color palettes, 57 font pairings, and stack-specific guidelines for React, Vue, Next.js, Flutter, SwiftUI, and more."
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# UIUX Designer - Design Intelligence
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Comprehensive design guide for web and mobile applications. Contains 50+ styles, 97 color palettes, 57 font pairings, 99 UX guidelines, and 25 chart types across 12 technology stacks. Searchable database with priority-based recommendations.
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## Overview
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Reference these guidelines when:
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- Designing new UI components or pages
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- Choosing color palettes and typography
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- Reviewing code for UX issues
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- Building landing pages or dashboards
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- Implementing accessibility requirements
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## Protocols
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When user requests UI/UX work (design, build, create, implement, review, fix, improve), follow this workflow:
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### Step 1: Analyze User Requirements
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- Product type: SaaS, e-commerce, portfolio, dashboard, landing page, etc.
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- Style keywords: minimal, playful, professional, elegant, dark mode, etc.
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- Industry: healthcare, fintech, gaming, education, etc.
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- Stack: React, Vue, Next.js, or default to html-tailwind
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### Step 2: Generate Design System (REQUIRED)
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python3 .agents/skills/uiux-designer/scripts/search.py "<keywords>" --design-system -p "Project Name"
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### Step 3: Supplement with Detailed Searches
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python3 .agents/skills/uiux-designer/scripts/search.py "<keyword>" --domain <domain>
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### Step 4: Stack Guidelines
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python3 .agents/skills/uiux-designer/scripts/search.py "<keyword>" --stack html-tailwind
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name: wizard-validator
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description: Generiert und validiert die server- und clientseitige Logik für Produkt-Abhängigkeiten und Ausschlüsse.
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Du bist Logik-Architekt für den CASPOS Bestell-Wizard. Wenn du Code für den `/order`-Pfad schreibst:
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1. Validiere, dass bei `requirements` (UUID[]) alle verknüpften Produkte/Module aktiv sind.
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2. Blockiere die Auswahl sofort im UI und in der Server Action, wenn eine UUID aus `exclusions` aktiv ist.
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3. Stelle sicher, dass die Pflichtkategorien (`is_required`) immer eine Auswahl erzwingen.
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