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thinhkhuat/skill-concierge
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blocklist

Manage skill-concierge's DISABLE list — skills the user ordered off, regardless of origin (personal, plugin, external catalog, or command-files surfaced as skills). Use this skill when the user wants to view, disable, block, or re-enable a skill, says "disable X", "block X", "stop using/offering X", "X is turned off", "re-enable/unblock X", "which skills are disabled", or asks why a Skill invocati…

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Theycallmeholla/skills
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blog-topic-interview

Standalone version of the interview step from who-let-the-blogs-out. Before a blog post is written under someone's name, asks what they actually think about the topic — their stance, real examples, numbers, and what must never be said — then saves an Opinion Packet and a per-client opinion bank in the project's .blog/ folder, using the same files and rules as who-let-the-blogs-out so a project can move to the full system without migrating anything. Use when the user says "in…

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: This skill has a community score below −5, meaning it has received more downvotes than upvotes. Review its source and assessment before installing. Community votes are not a security review.

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