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Write or review Timeplus/Proton C++20 code covering naming conventions, Proton fences, clang-format, IProcessor patterns, and checkpointing. Make sure to use this skill for any C++ code changes, additions, or reviews in this codebase, including small fixes, new functions, refactoring, or style questions, even if the user doesn't explicitly mention coding conventions.
Timeplus streaming SQL covering stream types, EMIT policies, window functions, JOINs, materialized views, external streams, and UDFs. Make sure to use this skill for any SQL-related question including writing queries, debugging SQL errors, understanding streaming behavior, or designing stream processing pipelines, even if the user doesn't explicitly mention streaming SQL.
Add or modify icon keyword mappings for providers, models, or agents in lobe-icons. Use this whenever a task involves mapping a provider/model id to an icon, adding a new entry to ModelProvider enum or providerMappings/modelMappings/agentMappings, or fixing a provider/model that renders the fallback (default) icon in LobeHub. Trigger even if the request only says "add icon for X provider" or references a Linear issue about icon keyword mapping — the actual icon component usually already exists; only the mapping is missing.
How to add a new error code in BoringSSL.
How to add a new object with a NID and/or OID to BoringSSL.
How to add a new source file to the BoringSSL build.
How to regenerate/update pre-generated files (e.g., perlasm, build files) in BoringSSL.
Migrates apps from Reshaped v3 to v4 breaking API changes. Use when the user asks to upgrade to v4, fix breaking changes, or migrate deprecated Reshaped APIs.
Execute an implementation plan with rigorous validation loops. Use when the user wants to implement or execute a plan file, build a planned feature, or invokes /prp-implement.
Investigate a GitHub issue and implement the fix - analyze codebase, create a plan, then code, PR, and self-review. Use when the user wants to investigate or triage a GitHub issue or bug report, fix an investigated issue, implement an issue fix, or invokes /prp-issue.