write-requirement
Write a feature-request or an issue document (common term for "feature-request" and "issue" is here "requirement") in markdown from a user story, a bug report, or a feature request expressed in the prompt and associated documents in your context. Before writing, confirm that the required inputs are valid. After validation, write TYPE.vX.Y.Z.TOPIC.md beside the canonical draft in its selected docs layout. The document must include the user story or bug summary, the expected behavior or gap, and acceptance criteria or confirmed rules. Add concrete examples, code references, and technical constraints only when they are directly mentioned in the user input or in associated documents.
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- VonC/llm-shared
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- 2026-11-14
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01 前言 Front Matter
- name
- write-requirement
- description
- Write a feature-request or an issue document (common term for "feature-request" and "issue" is here "requirement") in markdown from a user story, a bug report, or a feature request expressed in the prompt and associated documents in your context. Before writing, confirm that the required inputs are valid. After validation, write TYPE.vX.Y.Z.TOPIC.md beside the canonical draft in its selected docs layout. The document must include the user story or bug summary, the expected behavior or gap, and acceptance criteria or confirmed rules. Add concrete examples, code references, and technical constraints only when they are directly mentioned in the user input or in associated documents.
03 SKILL.md 正文
Read and follow the canonical instruction
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