Documents skills

Incrementally refresh the LLM-generated design docs under docs/generated/design/. Use when the user asks to update, refresh, or regenerate the generated design documentation after source changes. Runs the three-stage operator loop defined in docs/generated/design/_meta/regenerate.md - (1) regenerate stale docs (Claude), (2) direct the user to run the non-Claude review, (3) apply remediation (Claude) - with explicit confirmation before stages 1 and 3.

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media-generation-guide

Use Hana Media Generation tools for image and video generation. Read before calling media_generate-image, media_generate-video, or media_describe-options.

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docs-review

Review documentation changes for style, accuracy, and completeness. Use when docs have been written or updated and need a quality check before submission, when the user asks to review docs, proofread, check style compliance, or verify technical accuracy of documentation.

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docs-workflow

End-to-end workflow for PR documentation — check, write, review, and optionally validate screenshots. Use when the user wants to document one or more PRs from start to finish, run the full docs pipeline, or asks for a complete documentation pass on PRs.

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persona-check

Use this skill to assess whether documentation content fits its intended audience. Identifies the target persona (Learner, Practitioner, Expert, Operator), use case, and entry state, then flags mismatches between the content and what that audience needs. Use when the user asks to check persona fit, review audience alignment, asks "who is this page for?", questions whether content is at the right level of detail, or mentions /persona-check. Also use when reviewing a PR where content seems too advanced, too basic, or aimed at the wrong reader. This is not for style guide, grammar, or link checking — use docs-review for those.

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render-chart

Use when the user asks to render, visualize, plot, or "show me a chart of" any kind of series data (line, column, row, scatter, stacked, candlestick, box, pie, polar, heat). Renders via the `lvc` CLI from a JSON spec — inline in your reply for simple charts you need to read, or in a new terminal window for interactive / color-dependent ones (heat maps, pies with many slices, anything with > 3 series the user wants to explore).

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