deprecated/writing-work-logs/SKILL.md
Use only when the user explicitly names writing-work-logs to produce a concise, evidence-based Git work log for a resolved date range; never auto-activate for generic status or summary requests.
npx skillsauth add narumiruna/agent-skills writing-work-logsInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Use only after explicit invocation. Operate on one repository and do not save a file unless requested.
git show --stat or --name-only when subjects do not support a reliable summary. For a range including today, inspect uncommitted status/diff only when useful and label it as in progress.# Work Log - <concrete date range>
- <high-impact work item>
- <progress, blocker, or follow-up>
Keep one flat bullet list, ordered by likely team/customer impact, risk reduction, unblockers, and follow-ups before low-level implementation detail. Use concrete dates, not relative labels.
development
Score or compare one or more agent skills across trigger clarity, workflow actionability, safety boundaries, verification rigor, incremental knowledge value, and leanness. Use only when the user explicitly asks for ratings, numerical quality scores, rubric-based scorecards, or scored comparisons; use creating-agent-skills for unscored reviews or revisions.
development
Assess or improve an existing codebase's architecture when the user asks about module boundaries, coupling, scattered ownership, testability, change locality, deep modules, seams, or behavior-preserving structural refactoring. Use for cross-module design rather than ordinary diff review or a confirmed edge-case bug fix.
development
Perform read-only security audits, vulnerability assessments, or threat-focused reviews of diffs, pull requests, code paths, or explicitly scoped repositories when security is the primary objective or acceptance criterion. Use reviewing-code for ordinary review with baseline security coverage and hardening-code-paths for fixing confirmed findings.
development
Run iterative multi-reviewer panels over a code diff, verify their findings, apply explicitly authorized fixes, and re-review the updated change until it passes or reaches a stopping condition. Use when the user asks for a panel loop, multi-model code-review consensus, or a review-fix-re-review cycle.