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Extend Claude with skills changedskills

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3838| `/verify` | Build and run your app to confirm a code change does what it should, without falling back to tests or type checks |
3939| `/run-skill-generator` | Teach `/run` and `/verify` how to build and launch your project |
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41All three skills require Claude Code v2.1.145 or later. Check your version with `claude --version` or the `/status` command.
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4341`/run` and `/verify` work without setup. They infer the launch from your project type (CLI, server, TUI, browser-driven) and from what's in your README, `package.json`, or `Makefile`. That inference gets unreliable for projects that need anything beyond a standard launch: a database, an env file, a graphical session, a multi-step build.
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4543`/run-skill-generator` records the recipe instead. It gets your app running from a clean environment, captures what worked (the install commands, the env vars, the launch script), and commits it as a per-project skill at `.claude/skills/run-<name>/`. After that, `/run`, `/verify`, and any other agent in the repo follow the recorded recipe instead of rediscovering it. Run `/run-skill-generator` once per project, and again if the build or launch process changes.
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