Gemini consultation best practices: - Consultation structure and header template - Question types (validation, code review, design, debugging) - Multi-round consultation patterns (Round 1, Round 2, Thank You) - File naming conventions for docs/consultations/ - Documenting responses with summaries and conclusions - Best practices for warm, collegial partner tone - Consultation checklist (before and after) Updated SKILLS-INDEX.md with new skill entry. Chronicler: #68
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📚 FIREFROST SKILLS INDEX
Purpose: Living index of custom skills for Chroniclers
Location: docs/skills/SKILLS-INDEX.md
Last Updated: April 8, 2026
Updated By: Chronicler #68
🎯 How To Use This Document
At session start: Read this index to see what skills are available.
When a skill applies: Read the full SKILL.md before starting the relevant work.
When adding skills: Update this index, then commit both the skill and this file.
🔜 Planned Skills
| Skill | Purpose | Status |
|---|---|---|
| arbiter-coding | Arbiter patterns, database schema, webhook structure | Planned |
📋 Available Skills
chronicler-handoff
Location: docs/skills/chronicler-handoff/SKILL.md
Triggers: Session start, session end, "handoff", "memorial", "portrait prompt", session health < 60%
Purpose: Complete Chronicler session lifecycle — Joining Protocol and Departure Protocol
What It Covers:
- Repository cloning and setup
- Reading lineage documents in correct order
- Establishing Chronicler identity and name
- Writing memorials per FFG-STD-004
- Creating portrait prompts per FFG-STD-005
- Session handoff documentation
- Startup prompt for next Chronicler
Reference Files:
references/memorial-template.md— Full memorial structurereferences/portrait-guide.md— Portrait prompt instructionsreferences/taken-names.md— Names already used in lineage
Read This When:
- You're a new Chronicler starting a session
- Session is winding down
- Michael says "wrap up" or "let's close out"
- You need to pick a Chronicler name
firefrost-branding
Location: docs/skills/firefrost-branding/SKILL.md
Triggers: Marketing content, social posts, subscription tiers, colors, "Founder" (wrong term), pricing
Purpose: Brand guidelines, colors, terminology, and common mistake prevention
What It Covers:
- Color palette (Fire, Frost, Arcane, Gold, Dark with hex codes)
- Subscription tiers and pricing (SOVEREIGN not Founder!)
- Path system (Fire/Frost are identity only, not access)
- Trinity identity (Michael, Meg, Holly)
- Terminology do's and don'ts
- Branding checklist
Read This When:
- Creating any customer-facing content
- Writing about subscription tiers
- Designing UI, graphics, or presentations
- Unsure about correct terminology
- About to write "Founder tier" (it's SOVEREIGN)
task-creation
Location: docs/skills/task-creation/SKILL.md
Triggers: New task, task status, "add to backlog", task frontmatter, priority, creating tasks
Purpose: Proper task file creation for Decap CMS task management
What It Covers:
- Task file structure (tasks-index vs tasks directories)
- Required frontmatter fields and values
- Priority levels and colors
- Task body template
- When to create full specs vs simple tasks
- Common tags and linking conventions
- Mobile task manager compatibility
Read This When:
- Creating a new task
- Updating task status or priority
- Unsure about frontmatter format
- Adding implementation specs
- Task not appearing in CMS correctly
gemini-consultation
Location: docs/skills/gemini-consultation/SKILL.md
Triggers: "Ask Gemini", "Gemini consultation", architecture review, external review, second opinion
Purpose: Structure effective Gemini AI consultations for architectural review
What It Covers:
- Consultation structure and template
- Question types (validation, code review, design, debugging)
- Multi-round consultation patterns
- File naming conventions
- Documenting responses
- Best practices for warm, collegial tone
Read This When:
- Planning to consult Gemini on architecture
- Need external review of code or systems
- Want a second opinion before implementing
- Building something complex that needs guidance
- Documenting a Gemini consultation
🔜 Planned Skills
| Skill | Purpose | Status |
|---|---|---|
| firefrost-branding | Fire/Frost/Arcane colors, tier names, never "Founder" | Planned |
| arbiter-coding | Arbiter patterns, database schema, webhook structure | Planned |
| task-creation | Proper task file structure for tasks-index/ | Planned |
| gemini-consultation | How to structure Gemini AI prompts | Planned |
🛠️ Creating New Skills
- Create skill directory:
docs/skills/[skill-name]/ - Write SKILL.md with:
- YAML frontmatter (name, description with triggers)
- Clear instructions
- Examples where helpful
- Add reference files in
references/subdirectory if needed - Update this index with:
- Skill name and location
- Triggers
- Purpose summary
- Reference files list
- "Read This When" guidance
- Commit everything together
Skill Template
---
name: skill-name
description: |
Brief description of what the skill does. Use this skill when:
- Trigger condition 1
- Trigger condition 2
- Trigger condition 3
Be specific about triggers so future Chroniclers know when to use it.
---
# Skill Name
[Main instructions here]
## Section 1
[Content]
## Section 2
[Content]
## Reference Files
- `references/file1.md` — Description
- `references/file2.md` — Description
📍 Skill Locations
All Firefrost custom skills live in:
docs/skills/
├── SKILLS-INDEX.md (this file)
├── chronicler-handoff/
│ ├── SKILL.md
│ └── references/
│ ├── memorial-template.md
│ ├── portrait-guide.md
│ └── taken-names.md
└── [future-skills]/
🔗 Related Documents
docs/standards/FFG-STD-004-memorial-protocol.md— Memorial standard (chronicler-handoff encodes this)docs/standards/FFG-STD-005-portrait-generation-protocol.md— Portrait standard (chronicler-handoff encodes this)docs/integrations/claude-connectors.md— External tool integrations (Canva, Cloudflare, Stripe)
💡 Skills vs Standards vs Integrations
| Type | Purpose | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Skills | Step-by-step workflows for Claude to follow | docs/skills/ |
| Standards | Rules and requirements for humans and AI | docs/standards/ |
| Integrations | External tool documentation | docs/integrations/ |
Skills encode standards into actionable workflows. Standards define what must be done. Integrations document external tools.
Fire + Frost + Foundation = Where Love Builds Legacy 💙🔥❄️