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text: IMPORTANT: This is a real scenario. Choose which existing frontend skill or skills to load from this directory. Use any relevant skills in this directory that match the task. User request: "Please review this checkout flow for UX problems, but also flag accessibility and performance issues before we ship." Return exactly three lines: Skills: ...\nOrder: ...\nWhy: ...


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thinking:
**Planning skill loading**

I need to follow the project-specific instructions carefully. The primary skill to load is "caveman," and I should keep things brief by default. There are other frontend skills in our skills/frontend directory that may be relevant, including "writing-skills." I might consider using the read tool to load the necessary skill files based on the task description. The user wants me to review a checkout flow for UX problems, accessibility, and performance issues, so I need to ensure I'm loading the right skills for this!

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.pi/
adapt/
AGENTS.md
animate/
arrange/
audit/
bolder/
clarify/
colorize/
critique/
delight/
distill/
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optimize/
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SKILL.md
teach-impeccable/
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thinking:
**Determining frontend skills**

I need to figure out which frontend skills to load based on the user's request about UX problems, specifically for the checkout flow, while also noting accessibility and performance issues.

Skills that could be relevant include audit for accessibility and performance, critique for UX problems, and optimize for performance. There are other skills like polish for UI refinement and delight for enhancing user experience. I must choose the most appropriate skills for the task while ensuring to load any that are specifically mentioned in the project guidelines.

**Selecting frontend skills**

I need to return exactly three lines containing: selected skills, their order, and the reasoning behind the choices.

The developer instructions specify to choose skills from the current directory, with "caveman" being mandatory. I think I'll include "critique" for UX review and "audit" to address accessibility and performance. It might also work well to add "optimize" for performance gains. So, that's three skills: caveman, critique, and audit, with a solid rationale for each.

**Reviewing checkout flow for skills**

The user's task involves reviewing the checkout flow for UX problems and flagging accessibility and performance issues. I think using "critique" and "audit" is crucial because "audit" addresses both accessibility and performance. However, I have to include "caveman" as a mandatory skill.

For the skills, I could go with "Skills: caveman, critique, audit." Now for the order, I want to ensure the critique comes first to address UX issues, followed by the audit for accessibility and performance, so that would be "Order: caveman -> critique -> audit."

**Providing rationale for skill selection**

I need to provide a concise rationale for the chosen skills, ensuring it's brief since "caveman" is loaded to promote concise communication. So I should mention that "caveman" enforces compression, "critique" is important for targeted UX heuristics, and "audit" covers accessibility and performance checks, which are specific to the checkout flow.

I must remember to keep things brief since the user didn't ask for a detailed explanation. Next, I’ll also verify that the skills actually exist by checking the relevant SKILL.md files in the directories for "critique" and "audit."

**Finalizing skill selection and reasoning**

The user requested exactly three lines, so I need to keep my response concise. Based on the task to review the checkout flow for UX problems and flag accessibility and performance issues, I believe the skills to load should be "caveman," "critique," and "audit."

My order will be "caveman -> critique -> audit," ensuring concise communication and targeted UX analysis. For the rationale, I can state that "caveman enforces concise delivery," while “critique” identifies flow problems and “audit” flags necessary checks before shipping.

Let’s craft the final three lines with this in mind.

text:
Skills: caveman, critique, audit
Order: caveman -> critique -> audit
Why: caveman enforces concise output; critique targets UX/checkout flow friction and heuristics; audit surfaces accessibility and performance issues to fix before ship.

stopReason: stop