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Overview of the 5 LLM-capability categories in the domain layer (Understanding / Generation / Retrieval / Execution / Decision). Use when the user wants to browse the skill library, asks "what skills do you have", or is uncertain which category fits their need.

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# Domain Entry (领域入口) 5 LLM-capability categories. Use to browse the library or to understand which category a task belongs to. ## Categories | Category | Meaning | Use for | |---|---|---| | **Understanding** | Read input, parse context, recognize intent | \"Read this code and tell me what it does\" / \"Parse this JSON\" | | **Generation** | Produce output: code, documents, interface contracts, architecture, schemas, visual specifications | \"Write an API endpoint\" / \"Design an API\" / \"Design a system\" / \"Create a UI spec\" | | **Retrieval** | Find information, query data, call APIs (incl. analysis) | \"Search for X\" / \"Query the database\" / \"Analyze this data\" | | **Execution** | Run commands, manipulate files, invoke tools | \"Run the test suite\" / \"Deploy this\" | | **Decision** | Plan, choose, weigh tradeoffs (incl. analysis) | \"Should we invest in X?\" / \"Pick between A and B\" | Generation contains implementation-oriented skills (`generate-api`, `generate-doc`), design-oriented skills (`api-design`, `system-design`, `database-design`, `ui-design`, `ux-design`), and productivity-oriented skills forked from mattpocock/skills (`writing-great-skills`, `handoff`, `teach`). Design skills produce contracts and specifications; implementation skills turn specifications into artifacts; productivity skills support the user across sessions. ## Trigger - **Manual**: `/domain` to list all categories; `/domain <category>` to list skills in a category. - **Auto**: ...

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Author
AVA-2568
Repository
AVA-2568/MY_SKILL
Created
2 days ago
Last Updated
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Language
Python
License
MIT

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