Skill Content Optimization

Core Philosophy

1. Finding-Based: Every change resolves a recorded issue or follows a named project-specific source
2. Concrete: Each pattern provides detection criteria and transform methods
3. Structure-Focused: Optimizes expression and organization; domain knowledge remains unchanged
4. Intent-Preserving: Records the original requirements before changing structure, wording, constraints, context, or examples
5. Traceable: Connects every applied change to a finding or named project source
6. Self-Contained: Keeps every pure skill executable when loaded alone; duplication across independently loaded pure skills is valid when each copy is required for standalone execution

Content Optimization Patterns

P1: Critical (Must Fix)

Issues that directly reduce LLM execution accuracy when consuming the skill.

BP-001: Negative Instructions → Positive Form