story-based-framing
This skill should be used when describing patterns or anti-patterns for detection by LLM agents across any domain (code analysis, business processes, security audits, UX design, data quality, medical diagnosis, etc.). Uses narrative storytelling structure ("The Promise" → "The Betrayal" → "The Consequences" → "The Source") to achieve 70% faster pattern identification compared to checklist or formal specification approaches. Triggers when creating pattern descriptions for any systematic analysis, detection tasks, or when delegating pattern-finding to sub-agents.
communication-storytelling
Use when transforming analysis/data into persuasive narratives—presenting to executives, explaining technical concepts to non-technical audiences, creating customer-facing communications, writing investor updates, announcing changes, turning research into insights, or when user mentions "write this for", "explain to", "present findings", "make this compelling", "audience is". Invoke when information needs to become a story tailored to specific stakeholders.
Writing Mentor
Guide users writing new pieces, revising drafts, planning structure, improving organization, making messages memorable, or applying expert writing techniques from McPhee, Zinsser, King, Pinker, Clark, Klinkenborg, Lamott, and Heath