Awesome-omni-skill dev.shortcuts

Context

Shortcuts are a small self-contained workflow that can be triggered via the keywords

@shortcut:[shortcut]

or

trigger:[shortcut]

Shortcut Location

Shortcuts can be in the following locations

1. Under shortcuts under skills directory
2. Inlined in agent instructions under

   ## Shortcuts

   . Shortcut is header text. Can be followed by a space with argument hints enclosed in

   [arg_name]

   Examples

## Shortcuts

### Foo [arg1] [arg2]
Invokes a foo with [arg1] and [arg2]

Shortcut Trigger and Usage

Any

@shortcut:[shortcut]

or

trigger:[shortcut]

invokes a shortcut and resolves either to the file with the same name in

./references/shortcuts/[shortcut].md

or inlined in the agent instruction.

If the user asks to promote a shortcut to a skill, use

@shortcut:promote-shortcut-to-skill.md

.

If a shortcut doesn’t resolve, quickly scan the most relevant skill for similarly-named shortcuts before doing broader repo-wide searches.

Shortcut Chaining

This involves using multiple shortcuts in sequence. Shortcut chaining is denoted by [shortcut1] -> [shortcut2]

Example:

@shortcut:precommit-process.md -> @shortcut:create-pr.md

Mandatory Check Protocol

1. Scan shortcuts in the

   ./shortcuts

   folder.
2. If a shortcut matches -> Announce: "Using [shortcut name]"
3. Follow the shortcut exactly

This is NOT Optional

If a shortcut exists for your task, you must use it. Do not rationalize skipping it. Common rationalizations to avoid:

• "This is simple, I don't need a shortcut" -> WRONG. Use the shortcut.
• "I know how to do this" -> WRONG. The shortcut may have steps you'll forget.
• "The user didn't ask for a shortcut" -> WRONG. Shortcuts are mandatory when applicable.
• "The shortcut is overkill" -> WRONG. Shortcuts ensure consistency and quality.