@flitzrrr/agent-skills 1.0.3 → 1.1.0

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  1. package/.cursorrules +2 -2
  2. package/.github/copilot-instructions.md +59 -0
  3. package/.lovable +1 -1
  4. package/AGENTS.md +2 -2
  5. package/CHEATSHEET.md +84 -86
  6. package/CLAUDE.md +2 -2
  7. package/LICENSE +27 -0
  8. package/README.md +147 -100
  9. package/bin/build-catalog.js +208 -0
  10. package/bin/cli.js +7 -3
  11. package/bin/sync-docs.js +147 -0
  12. package/bin/sync-skills.sh +17 -0
  13. package/bin/test-cli.js +115 -0
  14. package/bin/update-wiki.js +102 -0
  15. package/package.json +9 -2
  16. package/skills/dispatch-parallel-agents/skill.md +95 -0
  17. package/skills/execute-work-package/SKILL.md +279 -0
  18. package/skills/execute-work-package/tpl-execution-blueprint.md +39 -0
  19. package/skills/execute-work-package/tpl-execution-digest.md +24 -0
  20. package/skills/execute-work-package/tpl-implementer-execute-prompt.md +57 -0
  21. package/skills/execute-work-package/tpl-implementer-preflight-prompt.md +66 -0
  22. package/skills/product-description-seo/CROSS-SELL.md +31 -0
  23. package/skills/product-description-seo/KEYWORDS.md +35 -0
  24. package/skills/product-description-seo/SKILL.md +361 -0
  25. package/skills/product-description-seo/scripts/analyze_catalog.py +136 -0
  26. package/skills/product-description-seo/scripts/check_quality.py +204 -0
  27. package/skills/product-description-seo/scripts/extract_category.py +88 -0
  28. package/skills/product-description-seo/scripts/track_progress.py +140 -0
  29. package/skills/product-description-seo/scripts/update_catalog.py +80 -0
  30. package/skills/product-description-seo/scripts/validate_json.py +87 -0
  31. package/skills/systematic-debugging/skill.md +87 -0
  32. package/skills/tob-gh-cli/SKILL.md +71 -0
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+ ---
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+ type: execution
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+ entity: digest
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+ skill: execute-work-package
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+ created: "{{date}}"
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Execution Digest (Reference Format)
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+
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+ ### Outcome
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+ - state: succeeded|failed
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+
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+ ### Edits
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+ - files_changed:
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+ - path/to/file.ext — one-line summary
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+
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+ ### Verify
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+ - cmd: `...`
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+ - exit: 0|1|...
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+ - excerpt (only if failed): |
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+ <few relevant lines>
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+
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+ ### Next
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+ - 1–3 bullets
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+ ---
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+ type: execution
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+ entity: subagent-execute-prompt
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+ skill: execute-work-package
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+ created: "{{date}}"
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Implementer Execute Prompt (Run Approved Steps)
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+
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+ MODE: EXECUTE
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+
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+ You are the **implementer** subagent. This is a **fresh** agent — you have no prior context.
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+ Read the referenced files yourself to build context, then execute.
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+
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+ Execute the **approved** step list exactly.
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+
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+ Constraints:
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+ - Do NOT re-plan. Do NOT add new steps unless required to fix an immediate error that blocks the final verify.
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+ - Do NOT run Git operations.
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+ - Run the single verify command at the end.
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+ - Return an **Execution Digest** (no raw diffs/logs).
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+
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+ Execution invariants (must):
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+ - You MUST perform at least one concrete action: write/edit files and/or run a command.
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+ - You MUST run the verify command.
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+ - If you cannot change files or run commands, return:
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+ - Outcome: BLOCKED
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+ - Concrete reason
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+ - What input is missing
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+
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+ <!-- IF MCP: This prompt is used for Options B/C (Stateful/Fresh Agent). For Option A (MCP), call approve_blueprint() then execute() — this template is not needed. -->
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+
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+ ## Approved Step List
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+ {{approved_steps}}
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+
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+ ## Planning References (read these yourself for context)
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+ - Plan: {{plan_ref}}
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+ - Phase: {{phase_ref}}
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+ - Implementation Plan: {{implementation_plan_ref}}
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+
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+ ## Documentation References (read these yourself if needed)
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+ - Overview (optional): {{docs_overview_ref}}
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+ - Modules (optional): {{docs_modules_ref}}
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+ - Features (optional): {{docs_features_ref}}
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+
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+ <!-- IF MCP: When using l4l MCP (Option A), the execute tool runs verification automatically. The output_format="skill" parameter returns a digest matching tpl-execution-digest.md format. -->
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+
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+ ## Verify Command
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+ {{verify_command}}
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+
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+ ## Output
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+
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+ Return a Markdown **Execution Digest** using the canonical format in:
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+
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+ - `skills/execute-work-package/tpl-execution-digest.md`
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+
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+ Do not restate the template. Just produce the digest.
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+ ---
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+ type: execution
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+ entity: subagent-preflight-prompt
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+ skill: execute-work-package
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+ created: "{{date}}"
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Implementer Preflight Prompt (Step List)
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+ MODE: BLUEPRINT
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+ You are the **implementer** subagent.
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+ Your job: return an **Execution Blueprint** (step list) for the work packet below.
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+ Constraints:
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+ - Execution-only: do NOT do planning (no risks/alternatives/architecture commentary).
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+ - Do NOT run Git operations.
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+ - Keep verification minimal: provide exactly **one** verify command.
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+ - Output must be compact and structured.
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+
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+ In BLUEPRINT mode:
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+ - Do NOT apply patches.
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+ - Do NOT run commands.
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+ - Do NOT claim you changed code.
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+
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+ <!-- IF MCP: This prompt is used for Options B/C (Stateful/Fresh Agent). For Option A (MCP), call precheck_new() directly — this template is not needed. -->
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+
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+ ## Work Packet
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+
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+ ### Intent
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+ {{intent}}
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+
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+ ### Scope (paths / modules)
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+ {{scope_paths}}
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+
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+ ### Planning References (read them yourself)
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+ - Plan: {{plan_ref}}
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+ - Phase: {{phase_ref}}
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+ - Implementation Plan: {{implementation_plan_ref}}
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+ - Todo (optional): {{todo_ref}}
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+
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+ ### Documentation References (if present, read them yourself)
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+ - Overview (optional): {{docs_overview_ref}}
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+ - Modules (optional): {{docs_modules_ref}}
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+ - Features (optional): {{docs_features_ref}}
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+
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+ ### DoD (short)
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+ {{dod}}
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+
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+ ### Verify Command
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+ {{verify_command}}
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+
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+ If `{{verify_command}}` is empty/unknown, propose exactly **one** verify command.
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+
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+ <!-- IF MCP: When using l4l MCP (Option A), the precheck_new tool accepts plan_ref, phase_ref, impl_plan_ref, and docs_refs parameters directly — no need to embed them in the prompt. -->
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+
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+ ## Output
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+ Return a Markdown **Execution Blueprint** using the canonical format in:
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+
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+ - `skills/execute-work-package/tpl-execution-blueprint.md`
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+ Rules for BLUEPRINT:
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+ - Do NOT restate phase/impl-plan steps. Concretize using docs inventories (symbols/features/modules) plus a brief code cross-check.
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+ - Each step must include at least one concrete target (file path and/or symbol/component name).
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+ # Cross-Sell Matrix — Template
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+
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+ Define which product categories should reference each other in descriptions. Each description should mention 1-2 complementary products to encourage browsing and increase average order value.
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+
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+ ## How to Use
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+
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+ For each category, list which other categories make natural companions — products that customers typically buy together or that solve related problems.
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+ ## Template
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+
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+ | Category | Cross-Sell To | Example Phrasing |
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+ | ------------ | -------------------------- | --------------------------------------- |
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+ | [Category A] | [Category B], [Category C] | "Pairs well with our [Category B]..." |
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+ | [Category B] | [Category A], [Category D] | "For a complete setup, combine with..." |
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+
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+ ## Example (Industrial Equipment)
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+
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+ | Category | Cross-Sell To | Example Phrasing |
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+ | ---------------- | ---------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | Power Drills | Drill Bits, Safety Equipment | "For optimal results, pair with our professional drill bit sets..." |
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+ | Drill Bits | Power Drills, Storage Cases | "Designed for use with our industrial power drills..." |
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+ | Safety Equipment | All tool categories | "Complete your safety setup with our full PPE range..." |
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+ | Hand Tools | Tool Storage, Safety Gloves | "Store your set securely in our professional tool cases..." |
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+ | Tool Storage | Hand Tools, Power Tools | "Organize your complete toolkit with matching drawer inserts..." |
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+
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+ ## Principles
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+
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+ - Cross-sells should be genuinely useful, not random upsells
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+ - Mention the complementary product naturally in the application paragraph (paragraph 3)
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+ - Use phrasing like "combines well with", "for a complete setup", "pairs with"
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+ - Maximum 2 cross-sell references per description to avoid sounding salesy
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+ # Keyword Map — Template
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+
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+ Define SEO keywords per product category. Fill in with your catalog's categories and industry-specific terms.
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+
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+ ## How to Use
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+ For each category in your catalog, define three keyword tiers:
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+ - **Primary:** Main search term — typically [product type] + [industry term]
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+ - **Secondary:** Related terms, synonyms, specifications people search for
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+ - **Longtail:** Purchase-intent phrases, specific use cases
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+
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+ ## Template
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+
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+ ### [Category Name]
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+ - **Primary:** [main product term] + [industry]
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+ - **Secondary:** [synonym 1], [synonym 2], [specification term]
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+ - **Longtail:** "[product] buy", "[product] for [use case]"
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+
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+ ## Example (Industrial Equipment)
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+
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+ ### Power Drills
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+ - **Primary:** power drill industrial, cordless drill professional
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+ - **Secondary:** drill driver, impact drill, hammer drill, brushless motor
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+ - **Longtail:** "heavy duty power drill buy", "cordless drill for construction site"
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+
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+ ### Safety Equipment
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+ - **Primary:** safety helmet industrial, work gloves professional
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+ - **Secondary:** PPE, hard hat, cut-resistant gloves, safety goggles
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+ - **Longtail:** "safety equipment for warehouse buy", "EN 388 gloves"
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+
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+ ### Hand Tools
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+ - **Primary:** hand tools professional, wrench set industrial
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+ - **Secondary:** socket set, torque wrench, pliers, screwdriver set
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+ - **Longtail:** "professional hand tools for mechanics", "torque wrench buy"
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+ name: product-description-seo
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+ description: "End-to-end skill for SEO-optimized product descriptions: inventory analysis, generation, quality assurance, catalog update, and deployment. Use whenever the user wants to analyze, write, check, update, or deploy product descriptions — whether for a single product, a category, or an entire catalog. Triggers on: 'product description', 'Produktbeschreibung', 'SEO text', 'catalog text', 'update descriptions', 'which descriptions are missing', 'thin content', 'QA check', 'description quality', or when the user names a product category and wants texts for it. Also triggers on 'deploy' or 'commit' in the context of product descriptions."
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+ ---
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+ # Product Description SEO — End-to-End Workflow
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+ A complete pipeline for turning thin or missing product descriptions into SEO-optimized, structured content. Works with any JSON-based product catalog, any language, any industry.
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+ ## Quick Reference
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+ | Phase | Task | Tool |
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+ | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------- |
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+ | 1. Inventory | Analyze catalog, find thin descriptions | `scripts/analyze_catalog.py` |
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+ | 2. Progress | Check current completion status | `scripts/track_progress.py` |
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+ | 3. Extraction | Pull category products as batch-ready JSON | `scripts/extract_category.py` |
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+ | 4. Generation | Write descriptions using 4-paragraph structure | See structure below |
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+ | 5. QA | Automated quality check (8 criteria) | `scripts/check_quality.py` |
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+ | 6. Update | Write descriptions back to catalog JSON | `scripts/update_catalog.py` |
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+ | 7. Validation | Verify JSON structure after update | `scripts/validate_json.py` |
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+ | 8. Rendering | Adapt frontend for multi-paragraph text | Code guidance below |
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+ | 9. Deploy | Feature branch, PR, merge | Git workflow |
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+
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+ ## Setup
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+ Before first use, create a `product-seo-config.json` in the working directory to configure the skill for a specific catalog. This is optional — all scripts work without it using sensible defaults.
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "catalog_path": "path/to/catalog/index.json",
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+ "company": {
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+ "name": "Company Name",
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+ "founded": "1990",
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+ "location": "City, Country",
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+ "expertise": "short description of domain expertise",
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+ "usp": "key selling points for the closing paragraph"
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+ },
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+ "fields": {
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+ "description": "beschreibung",
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+ "category": "kategorieName",
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+ "sku": "sku",
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+ "name": "name",
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+ "status": "status",
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+ "status_active_value": "aktiv"
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+ },
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+ "seo": {
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+ "min_words": 200,
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+ "max_words": 350,
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+ "language": "de",
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+ "primary_keyword_pattern": "{product_name} + {industry_term}",
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+ "banned_words": ["best-in-class", "unparalleled", "revolutionary", "world-leading"]
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+ },
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+ "target_audience": "procurement managers, facility managers, technical buyers",
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+ "tone": "professional, expert, trustworthy — like an experienced technical consultant",
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+ "priorities": {
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+ "1": ["Core Category A", "Core Category B"],
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+ "2": ["Secondary Category C"],
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+ "3": []
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ## Catalog Format
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+ The catalog must be a JSON file with a `products` array. Field names are configurable via `product-seo-config.json`:
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "products": [
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+ {
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+ "sku": "401",
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+ "name": "Product Name",
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+ "beschreibung": "Current description text...",
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+ "kategorie": "category-slug",
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+ "kategorieName": "Category Display Name",
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+ "preis": 29.99,
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+ "einheit": "piece",
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+ "status": "aktiv",
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+ "slug": "product-name-401"
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+ }
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+ ]
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ Only the description field is updated. Everything else stays untouched.
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+ ---
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+ ## Phase 1: Inventory
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+ Understand the current state of the catalog — which descriptions are too thin, which categories need work.
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+ ```bash
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+ # Full catalog overview
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+ python scripts/analyze_catalog.py <catalog.json>
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+ # Single category (fuzzy match — "Tools" finds "Power Tools" etc.)
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+ python scripts/analyze_catalog.py <catalog.json> --category "Tools"
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+ python scripts/analyze_catalog.py <catalog.json> --min-words 150
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+ ```
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+ Output: per-category statistics (avg word count, products below threshold), top-20 thinnest descriptions, and when filtering by category a JSON export ready for batch prompting.
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+ ---
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+ ## Phase 2: Progress
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+ ```bash
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+ python scripts/track_progress.py <catalog.json> --config product-seo-config.json
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+ ```
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+ Output: progress bar, per-priority breakdown, next-action queue showing which categories and products to tackle next.
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+ ---
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+ ## Phase 3: Extraction
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+ Pull products from a category as prompt-ready JSON.
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+ ```bash
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+ python scripts/extract_category.py <catalog.json> "Power Tools" --thin-first
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+ python scripts/extract_category.py <catalog.json> "Accessories" --offset 8 --limit 8
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Phase 4: Generation
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+ Write descriptions following the **4-paragraph structure**. Process **5-8 products per batch** maximum to maintain quality.
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+ ### 4-Paragraph Structure
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+ **Paragraph 1 — Introduction and Value (50-80 words)**
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+ Focus keyword (product name + industry/category term) in the **first sentence**. What is the product? What problem does it solve? Why does the target audience need it?
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+ The first 155 characters must work standalone as a meta description — complete thought, ending with a period.
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+ **Paragraph 2 — Technical Specifications (60-100 words)**
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+ Materials, dimensions, weight, capacity, special features. **Every** technical fact from the existing description must be preserved 1:1. Never omit data, never fabricate specs. If source data is vague, keep it vague.
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+ **Paragraph 3 — Application and Practice (40-60 words)**
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+ Typical use cases, ideal conditions, when to deploy. Mention 1-2 complementary products from the same catalog (cross-sell). Use CROSS-SELL.md as reference if available.
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+ Company expertise, personal consultation, delivery/support promise. Soft CTA: "Contact us for personalized advice." No aggressive sales pressure. Adapt to the company info from config.
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+ Products with color, size, or material variants **must get unique texts**. The variant attribute must be mentioned and contextualized — never copy the same text across variants. Example: a red variant could mention visibility advantages; a compact variant could highlight space efficiency.
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+ ### Tone
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+ - Formal address (German: "Sie"; English: naturally formal; adapt to language)
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+ - **Banned words:** best-in-class, unparalleled, revolutionary, sensational, unmatched, premium (without proof), world-leading, perfect, unique (without proof)
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+ - Superlatives only with concrete evidence (e.g., "proven for over 10 years")
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+ - Adapt to `target_audience` and `tone` from config
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+ ### SEO Keywords
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+ - **Primary:** [Product Name] + industry/category term
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+ - **Secondary:** [Category Name], industry-standard terms
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+ - **Longtail:** "[Product Name] buy/purchase", "[Product Name] for [use case]"
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+ - Maximum 3x focus keyword per text — no keyword stuffing
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+ - Use KEYWORDS.md for category-specific targets if available
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+ ### Output Format
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+ }
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+ ]
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Phase 5: Quality Assurance
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+ Automated check against all requirements:
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+ ```
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+ 1. Word count within configured range (default 200-350)
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+ 2. 4-paragraph structure (exactly 3x `\n\n` separator)
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+ 3. Focus keyword (product name) in first sentence
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+ 4. No banned superlatives
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+ 5. Cross-sell reference present (company name or "combination with")
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+ 6. Formal address (no informal pronouns in German texts)
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+ 7. Meta-description-ready first 155 characters
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+ 8. Plain text only (no HTML, no Markdown, no bullet points)
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+ ## Phase 6: Update
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+ ```
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+ 1. Creates an automatic backup (`catalog.json.backup_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS`)
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+ 2. Matches updates by SKU
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+ 3. Reports word count before -> after per product
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+ 4. Flags SKUs not found in catalog
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+ ## Phase 7: Validation
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+ ```
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+ ## Phase 8: Rendering
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+ If the frontend renders descriptions as a single element, adapt it for multi-paragraph text. Paragraphs are separated by `\n\n` in the JSON.
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+ **Svelte:**
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+ ```svelte
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+ ```
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+ **React:**
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+ ```
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+ **Vue:**
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+ ```vue
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Phase 9: Deploy
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+ Standard git workflow — never push directly to main.
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+ ```bash
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+ git commit -m "content: Update product descriptions for <Category>"
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Example: Full Run
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+ ```bash
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+ # 1. Where do we stand?
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+ python scripts/track_progress.py catalog.json
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+ python scripts/extract_category.py catalog.json "Tools" --thin-first
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+ # 3. Generate descriptions (4-paragraph structure)
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+ python scripts/update_catalog.py catalog.json updates-tools.json
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+ ```
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+ ## Optional Reference Files
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+ Not required, but improve output quality when present alongside the skill:
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+ | File | Purpose |
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+ | KEYWORDS.md | Category-specific keyword targets (primary, secondary, longtail) |
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+ | CROSS-SELL.md | Cross-sell matrix defining which categories reference each other |
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+ | product-seo-config.json | Company context, field mappings, priorities |
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+ ## Scripts
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+ | `scripts/analyze_catalog.py` | Catalog analysis (thinnest descriptions, word counts) |
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+ | `scripts/track_progress.py` | Progress tracking with priority support |
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+ | `scripts/extract_category.py` | Category extraction for batch prompting (fuzzy match) |
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+ | `scripts/check_quality.py` | Automated QA with 8 configurable checks |
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+ | `scripts/update_catalog.py` | Write descriptions to catalog with automatic backup |
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+ | `scripts/validate_json.py` | JSON structure validation |
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+ ## Dependencies
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+ - **Python 3.10+** for all scripts
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+ - **gh CLI** (optional) for PR creation in Phase 9