ls-communication-and-tools
Communication and response guidelines, tool selection and enhancement, periodic context updates. Use for user communication style, choosing tools, MCP/context updates.
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ls-skill-sandbox-tester
Test skills in an isolated sandbox before production. Run after vetting and normalization (not right after import). Creates a unique temp sandbox when the skill needs read/write; runs smoke checks; on failure uses ls-debug-pro to iterate until fixed; no writes to repo until user approves. Use when validating a skill after it is framework-compliant, testing a skill end-to-end, or ensuring it runs correctly on all supported platforms.
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