antigravity-claudekit/skills/ck-help/SKILL.md

name, description

name	description
ck-help	ClaudeKit skills and commands cheatsheet. Use when asking about available skills, how to use a command, finding the right tool for a task, or getting workflow guidance for fix, plan, test, review, or deploy.

CK Help — Skills Cheatsheet

All-in-one guide for discovering and using ClaudeKit skills and commands.

When to Use

• "What skills are available?"
• "How do I use the plan command?"
• "Find me a skill for X"
• "What's the workflow for fixing bugs / deploying / testing?"

Don't Use When

• Task is clear and a specific skill is already known — activate that skill directly

Execution

Run the help script with the user's query (translate to English first if needed):

python $HOME/.claude/scripts/ck-help.py "$QUERY"

Always translate non-English queries to English before passing to the script — it uses English keyword matching.

Output Types

The script outputs a type marker on the first line: @CK_OUTPUT_TYPE:<type>

Type	Presentation
comprehensive-docs	Show full output verbatim, then add real-world tips and a follow-up question
category-guide	Show complete workflow + command list, add practical context
command-details	Show full command info, add concrete usage example and alternatives
search-results	Show all matches, group by relevance, suggest most likely match
task-recommendations	Show recommended commands, explain reasoning and suggested order

Key Principle

Script output = foundation. Always show it fully, then add value with context, examples, and tips. Never summarize or replace script output.

Important Workflow Notes

• /plan → /cook: plan first, then execute
• /cook: standalone — plans internally, no separate /plan needed
• Never suggest /plan → /cook (cook has its own planning)

Intent Heuristics

Sentence Pattern	Primary Intent
[action verb] my [object]	The action verb
[context] [subject noun]	The subject noun
[noun] [noun]	Last noun (topic)

Action verbs (high intent): fix, test, commit, push, build, create, review, deploy, run, check, find, plan, refactor