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title: "Skill Template — Replace This Title"
tags: [replace, with, relevant, keywords]
description: "One-line summary explaining what this skill teaches Claude to do"
version: "1.0"
author: "Tatsoft"
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What This Skill Does Brief one-paragraph summary of what this skill accomplishes. Focus on the outcome, not the process. Write this for Claude — it reads this after deciding to load the skill, so get straight to the point. Example: "This skill creates a complete alarm pipeline: groups for severity classification, alarm items with limit-based triggers on existing tags, and verification via AlarmsMonitor." On this page:

When to Use This Skill

Describe the trigger conditions. Be specific — Claude uses this to decide whether to load the skill.

Use this skill when:

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  The user asks to \[specific scenario\]

  
  

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  The user mentions \[specific keywords or concepts\]

  
  

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  The solution needs \[specific capability\]

  
  

Do NOT use this skill when:

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  \[Scenario where a different approach is better\]

  
  

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  \[Common misapplication to avoid\]

  
  

Prerequisites

What must exist in the solution before this skill can be applied.

• Solution must be open (open_solution or create_solution completed)

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  \[Specific tags, channels, or objects that must exist\]

  
  

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  \[Required ScriptsReferences or NuGet packages\]

  
  

MCP Tools and Tables Involved

Quick reference for Claude on which tools and table types this skill uses.

Implementation Steps

Step 1: \[Action Name\]

Explain what to do and why. Include the exact MCP tool call.

First, fetch the schema to confirm field names:

get_table_schema('TableType')

Then write the objects:

{
  "table_type": "TableType",
  "data": [
    {
      "Name": "ObjectName",
      "Property1": "Value1",
      "Property2": "Value2"
    }
  ]
}

Key decisions:

• Why this value for Property1
• What to change for different scenarios

Step 2: \[Action Name\]

Continue the pattern. Each step should be self-contained enough that Claude can execute it and verify before moving on.

{
  "table_type": "AnotherTable",
  "data": [
    {
      "Name": "ObjectName",
      "DependsOn": "ObjectFromStep1"
    }
  ]
}

Step 3: \[Action Name\]

Final configuration step.

Code Examples

Include C# script examples when the skill involves ScriptsClasses or ScriptsTasks.

public static void MethodName(string tagPath)
{
    double value = @Tag.TagPath.Value;
    // Process logic here
    @Tag.OutputTag.Value = result;
}

Expression to trigger this class:

Verification

How to confirm the implementation is correct. List concrete checks.

1. get_objects('TableType') — verify the new objects appear
2. get_designer_state() — confirm no compilation errors (for scripts)

3. 
   

   Start runtime ? check that \[expected behavior occurs\]

   
   

4. browse_namespace('Tag.Path') — verify tags have expected values

Common Pitfalls

Variations

Optional section for common variations of this skill.

*Variation A: \[Name\]*

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  Change Step 2 to use \[alternative approach\]

  
  

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  Useful when \[scenario\]

  
  

*Variation B: \[Name\]*

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  Skip Step 3 and instead \[alternative approach\]

  
  

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  Useful when \[scenario\]

  
  

Related Skills

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  {{skill-related-name}} — \[How it connects\]

  
  

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  {{skill-another-name}} — \[How it connects\]

  
  

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