Agent Skills: getting-started-guide
当用户开始新小说项目时激活 - 通过温和的提示和解释引导他们完成七步方法论（constitution → specify → clarify → plan → tasks → write → analyze）
ID: microck/ordinary-claude-skills/getting-started-guide
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