Analyze a BibTeX bibliography and generate a thematic tree diagram in Mermaid, plus a suggested article title (TARGETTITLE). Stage 1 of the academic-pipeline. Use when the user asks to analyze a bibliography, map research themes, create a theme diagram, or decide what to title a paper built from a .bib file.
EnglishUse when the user runs /4d-blog-engine:blog-start or asks any variant of "open my blog project," "resume my blog work," "start a blog session," "what's in progress on the blog," or "load the blog plugin." It locates the user's blog-project-instructions.md marker file, mounts the two declared directories (blog project + GitHub repo), surfaces in-progress and unpublished pieces, and proposes the next step. Do NOT use this skill for: first-time setup (use /4d-blog-engine:blog-init), running the pipeline (use /4d-blog-engine:blog-pipeline), or publishing (use /4d-blog-engine:blog-publish).
EnglishUse when the user asks to "analyze a GitHub repo", "check repo health", "audit a repository", "review a codebase", "measure tech stack conformance", "reverse-engineer a PRD", "generate a PRD from code", "review issues", "audit security issues", "classify vulnerabilities", "check if closed issues were actually fixed", "suggest fixes", "generate code fixes", "fix this issue", "suggest a remediation", "what's the fix for this vulnerability", or needs a structured health report, issue review, or code fix suggestion for any public or accessible GitHub repository.
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Bibtex Theme Analyzer, Blog Start, and GitHub Repo Analyzer.
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Bibtex Theme Analyzer
Analyze a BibTeX bibliography and generate a thematic tree diagram in Mermaid, plus a suggested article title (TARGETTITLE). Stage 1 of the academic-pipeline. Use when the user asks to analyze a bibliography, map research themes, create a theme diagram, or decide what to title a paper built from a .bib file.
Blog Start
Use when the user runs /4d-blog-engine:blog-start or asks any variant of "open my blog project," "resume my blog work," "start a blog session," "what's in progress on the blog," or "load the blog plugin." It locates the user's blog-project-instructions.md marker file, mounts the two declared directories (blog project + GitHub repo), surfaces in-progress and unpublished pieces, and proposes the next step. Do NOT use this skill for: first-time setup (use /4d-blog-engine:blog-init), running the pipeline (use /4d-blog-engine:blog-pipeline), or publishing (use /4d-blog-engine:blog-publish).
GitHub Repo Analyzer
Use when the user asks to "analyze a GitHub repo", "check repo health", "audit a repository", "review a codebase", "measure tech stack conformance", "reverse-engineer a PRD", "generate a PRD from code", "review issues", "audit security issues", "classify vulnerabilities", "check if closed issues were actually fixed", "suggest fixes", "generate code fixes", "fix this issue", "suggest a remediation", "what's the fix for this vulnerability", or needs a structured health report, issue review, or code fix suggestion for any public or accessible GitHub repository.
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