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{ONE_SENTENCE_PURPOSE}. Use when {TRIGGER_CONDITION}.
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{ONE_SENTENCE_PURPOSE}. Use when {TRIGGER_CONDITION}.
Score composed artifacts against blueprint rubric. Evaluates hook density, singability, rhyme tightness, section completeness, and profanity compliance. Returns scores and issues list to determine if fix loop i...
Generate production notes defining song structure, hooks, instrumentation hints, per-section tags, and mix parameters. Aligns with style spec and blueprint production guidelines. Use when creating arrangement,...
Generate song lyrics with citations from pinned sources. Enforces rhyme scheme, meter, syllable counts, hook strategy, and profanity filter while retrieving from MCP sources with deterministic hash-based pinnin...
Apply targeted fixes to failing artifacts based on validation issues. Improves hook density, singability, rhyme tightness, section completeness, and profanity compliance with minimal changes. Use after VALIDATE...
Generate execution plan from Song Design Spec (SDS). Extracts section structure, calculates target metrics, and produces ordered work objectives for downstream workflow nodes. Use when processing SDS to determi...
Merge style, lyrics, and producer notes into render-ready composed prompt. Enforces character limits, resolves tag conflicts, normalizes living artist influences, and formats with clear section tags. Use when c...
Token-efficient tracking for AI orchestration. CLI-first for status updates (~50 tokens), agent fallback for complex ops (~1KB). Use when: updating task status, querying blockers, creating progress files, valid...
Token-efficient codebase navigation through intelligent symbol loading and querying. Use this skill when implementing new features (find existing patterns), exploring codebase structure, searching for component...
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