repo-applying-maker-checker-fixerlisted

# Maker-Checker-Fixer Pattern (Comprehensive) This Skill provides complete guidance on the three-stage content quality workflow pattern used across repository agent families for systematic content creation, validation, and remediation. ## Purpose Use this Skill when: - Implementing content quality workflows - Working with maker/checker/fixer agents - Validating content against conventions - Applying validated fixes from audit reports - Understanding agent family structures - Deciding when to use maker vs fixer for content changes - Creating new checker or fixer agents - Executing validation or fix workflows ## The Three Stages ### Stage 1: Maker (Content Creation & Updates) **Role**: Creates NEW content and updates EXISTING content with all dependencies **Characteristics**: - User-driven operation (responds to "create" or "update" requests) - Comprehensive scope (creates target content AND updates related files) - Cascading changes (adjusts indices, cross-references, dependencies) - Proactive management (anticipates what needs updating) **Tool Pattern**: `Write`, `Edit` (content modification) **Color**: Blue (writer agents) or Yellow (special case: repo-rules-maker uses bash) **When to Use Maker**: - User explicitly requests content creation or updates - Creating NEW content from scratch - Making significant changes to EXISTING content - Need comprehensive dependency management - User-driven workflow (user says "create" or "update") **Example Workflow**: ```mar