Instantiates this template into a real project through a guided interview — detects whether the project is new or existing, fills in the placeholders, adapts the docs to the project type, and decides the permissions policy. Use this when someone clones/adopts this template and wants to configure it for their project (e.g. "instantiate this template", "set up this template for my project", "bootstrap the project from this base").
EnglishChecks internationalization parity — that every translation key exists in all locales and that no user-facing strings are hardcoded — following the project's i18n conventions. Use this when the user asks to check translations, verify locale parity, find missing/hardcoded strings, or audit i18n (e.g. "check i18n", "are all locales in sync?").
EnglishReviews a database migration before it ships to make sure it is safe — reversible, non-destructive, and backward-compatible — following the project's database conventions. Use this whenever you create, review, or approve a schema or data migration (e.g. "check this migration", "is this migration safe to deploy?").
EnglishPorts the current branch's change to this template's sibling variants (es/en × with-AI/no-AI) — translates the content, adapts or removes the AI layer depending on the target, and leaves each variant with a PR-ready branch. Use this when a template change must be replicated in the other variants (e.g. "port this change to the Spanish template", "replicate this in the variants").
EnglishIncludes Instantiate, Internationalization Parity, Migration Guard, and other workflows.
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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Instantiate
Instantiates this template into a real project through a guided interview — detects whether the project is new or existing, fills in the placeholders, adapts the docs to the project type, and decides the permissions policy. Use this when someone clones/adopts this template and wants to configure it for their project (e.g. "instantiate this template", "set up this template for my project", "bootstrap the project from this base").
Internationalization Parity
Checks internationalization parity — that every translation key exists in all locales and that no user-facing strings are hardcoded — following the project's i18n conventions. Use this when the user asks to check translations, verify locale parity, find missing/hardcoded strings, or audit i18n (e.g. "check i18n", "are all locales in sync?").
Migration Guard
Reviews a database migration before it ships to make sure it is safe — reversible, non-destructive, and backward-compatible — following the project's database conventions. Use this whenever you create, review, or approve a schema or data migration (e.g. "check this migration", "is this migration safe to deploy?").
Port Change
Ports the current branch's change to this template's sibling variants (es/en × with-AI/no-AI) — translates the content, adapts or removes the AI layer depending on the target, and leaves each variant with a PR-ready branch. Use this when a template change must be replicated in the other variants (e.g. "port this change to the Spanish template", "replicate this in the variants").
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