Shoma Nishitateno
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Agent Skills by Shoma Nishitateno
Showing 4 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
shomatanjapanese-tech-writing
Enforces Japanese technical writing norms for drafting and revising technical documents.
shomatanvisualize-long-document
Generates self-contained HTML visualizations of long documents using Mermaid diagrams and structured cards.
shomatanconfluence-adf-edit
Edit existing Confluence pages via REST v2 and ADF diff-based updates.
shomatancognitive-rhythm-writing
Designs pacing and tension in Japanese expository prose through cognitive-mode switching rules.
Frequently Asked Questions About Shoma Nishitateno
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with shomatan's skills?▼
You can write and revise Japanese technical documents under strict style rules, design cognitive rhythm in expository prose, visualize long markdown documents as HTML with Mermaid diagrams, and perform partial diff-based edits on Confluence pages using REST v2 and ADF.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Technical writers, book authors, and documentation engineers working in Japanese, plus developers maintaining large Confluence pages. They suit anyone drafting chapters, articles, or explanatory prose, or diagnosing flat, monotonous writing that needs rhythm and tension management.
How does the Confluence editing skill work in practice?▼
Instead of MCP's updateConfluencePage, which replaces the entire page body and destroys others' edits, the skill uses Confluence REST v2 with ADF for partial diff edits. This is mandatory for pages over 50k characters, where MCP retrieval hits token limits.
What license applies to these skills?▼
The japanese-tech-writing skill is released under the Unlicense, placing it in the public domain with no cost or usage restrictions. Other skills in the manifest do not specify a license in their frontmatter.
What are the prerequisites for using these skills?▼
The writing skills require Japanese-language source material such as chapters, drafts, or articles. The visualization skill needs a markdown document, spec, or design doc as input. The Confluence skill requires access to a Confluence instance via REST v2 with ADF payloads.