fix(skills): add Anti-Patterns sections, fix descriptions, quality checks, and required inputs
- Add Anti-Patterns section (3-5 binary checkboxes) to all modified skills - Fix Quality Checks to use binary checkbox format where needed - Rewrite descriptions to verb-when-produces format where needed - Add Required Inputs sections to skills missing them - Fix email-triage frontmatter YAML quoting https://claude.ai/code/session_01MuGKn3a3Gbqoe8uM5Lmuqt
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- [ ] Diagnostic commands work — they have been run by at least one person recently
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- [ ] Handoff template is used at every shift change — not just during incidents
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- [ ] "Things I had to figure out that weren't documented" are added to this runbook after every incident
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## Anti-Patterns
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- [ ] Do not write alert runbooks with vague diagnostic steps like "check the logs" — every step must specify the exact command, dashboard link, or query to run
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- [ ] Do not include an alert in the runbook that has no specific on-call action — an alert that pages someone with no defined response path creates panic, not resolution
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- [ ] Do not leave the rollback command undocumented or untested — a rollback procedure that has never been run will fail when needed most
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- [ ] Do not list escalation contacts without phone numbers and Slack handles — email-only escalation paths are useless during a 3am incident
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- [ ] Do not write the runbook once and treat it as permanent — runbooks go stale after incidents; every incident must trigger a review of the relevant runbook entries
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