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Corpus shared a

Skill ai-creed/ai-shakespii/tests/fixtures/corpus/shared-block-trio/corpus-shared-a

Workbench for Agent Skills — lint, test, benchmark, and gate-install SKILL.md skills for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, and more

Install
npx -y skills add ai-creed/ai-shakespii --skill corpus-shared-a

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Use when verifying duplicate-block detection across a fixture trio.

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corpus-shared-a

Intent

Serves as the alpha member of the shared-block fixture trio.

Inputs

The corpus root path handed to the alpha assertions.

Preconditions

The alpha member of the fixture tree is unchanged.

Procedure

Shared corpus preamble line one. Shared corpus preamble line two. Shared corpus preamble line three. Shared corpus preamble line four. Shared corpus preamble line five. Shared corpus preamble line six. Shared corpus preamble line seven. Shared corpus preamble line eight. Shared corpus preamble line nine. Shared corpus preamble line ten. Shared corpus preamble line eleven. Shared corpus preamble line twelve. Shared corpus preamble line thirteen. Shared corpus preamble line fourteen. Shared corpus preamble line fifteen. Shared corpus preamble line sixteen.

Output

An empty findings list for the alpha member.

Examples

Given the input alpha, the expected output is alpha-trio-clean.

Anti-patterns

Diverging from the shared preamble in the alpha copy.

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