Scaffold a new VS Code Copilot skill at `.github/skills/<name>/SKILL.md` — interview the user for name, description, allowed-tools, target agent (if any), usage, behavior, invariants, refusals — then preview the full SKILL.md, ask for explicit `y`, write the file, and register the slash command in `.github/copilot-instructions.md`, `docs/README.md`, and `docs/jetbrains-cheatsheet.md`. Use when the user asks to create a new skill, add a new slash command, or runs /skill-creator.
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Install skill "skill-creator" with this command: npx skills add andrey5608/skillsmp-andrey5608-andrey5608-skill-creator
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Delegate to the `api-test-author` agent to write a Kotlin + JUnit 5 API test class for a specified set of endpoints in a given module, mirroring the module's existing architectural scheme (HTTP client, base class, fixtures, Allure conventions, parameterization style). Use when the user asks to create, author, or generate a new API test for a module / endpoint set, or runs /create-api-autotest.
Review a diff (or an explicit ref) against the pre-filled Kotlin / JUnit 5 / Cucumber / Allure backend rubric set. Emits a severity-tagged checklist with `file:line` anchors and a lesson-recording offer at the end. Use when the user asks for a code review, a diff review, or runs /review.
Append a single new entry to one of the append-only knowledge catalogs (`lessons-learned/migration.md`, `lessons-learned/cucumber-debug.md`, `lessons-learned/review.md`, `migration-patterns.md`, `migration-pitfalls.md`). Use when the user asks to record a lesson, canonical pattern, or pitfall, or says things like "remember this", "add a pattern", "record a pitfall".
Generate a concise English commit message from the staged diff (subject ≤72 chars, imperative, no trailing period, optional body only when the subject cannot carry the intent) and run `git commit` via HEREDOC after explicit user approval. Refuses `--no-verify` and `--amend`. Use when the user asks to commit staged changes or runs /commit.