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help

互动式技能探索与引导

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name: help
description: Interactive skill discovery and guidance
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@help - Skill Discovery

Help users find the right skill for their task.

Quick Reference

code
@help                        # List all skills
@help "how to fix a bug"     # Get skill recommendation
@help workflow               # Show workflow skills

Trigger

When user types:

  • •@help
  • •@help "query"
  • •@help what skill to use

Workflow

1. Understand Intent

What is the user trying to do?

  • •New feature → Workflow skills
  • •Bug fix → Fixes/Debugging skills
  • •Deployment → Deployment skills
  • •Not sure → Ask clarifying question

2. Match to Skill

Map intent to skill category:

code
User intent:
├── New feature → @feature (or @idea → @design → @build)
├── Fix bug
│   ├── Production down (P0) → @hotfix
│   ├── Quality issue (P1/P2) → @bugfix
│   └── Needs triage → @issue
├── Debug problem → /debug
├── Execute workstream → @build
├── Deploy feature → @review → @deploy
└── Not sure → Ask clarifying question

3. Provide Guidance

  • •Show usage example
  • •Explain when to use
  • •Mention related skills

Example Interactions

Bug Fix Routing

User: @help "I found a bug in login"

Response:

Based on your description, here are your options:

  1. •

    @issue - If you need to classify severity first

    code
    @issue "Bug in login"
  2. •

    @bugfix - If it's a quality issue (not critical)

    code
    @bugfix "Login bug description"
  3. •

    /debug - If you need to investigate the root cause

    code
    /debug "Login fails under condition X"

Which approach fits your situation?

New Feature

User: @help how to add a new feature

Response:

For new features, use @feature for the full workflow:

code
@feature "Add user comments"

This will:

  1. •Interview you about requirements (@idea)
  2. •Create workstream breakdown (@design)
  3. •Guide you through execution (@build)

Alternatively, you can use individual skills:

  • •@idea → requirements gathering
  • •@design → workstream planning
  • •@build → execute one workstream

Output

Always provide:

  1. •Recommended skill with command
  2. •Brief explanation of why
  3. •Example usage
  4. •Related alternatives

See Also