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Introduce terminal UX design skill and update documentation (#230)
* feat(#214): introduce terminal UX design skill and instruction
- Add terminal UX design skill for PowerShell cmdlets and CLI workflows
- Include guidance based on Atlassian's principles and Nielsen's heuristics
- Update agent entry points and documentation to reflect new skill
* #214 feat: Adding Agentic Copilot workflow to the list of pr affected areas.
* fix(#214): expand coverage globs before invoking Pester
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The table below shows how to route work. Prompts are the task entry points; each prompt delegates to its agent, which uses the listed skills, which in turn enforce the listed instructions.
Use the `terminal-ux-design` skill when a change touches any user-facing command, terminal output, prompt, help surface, progress indicator, warning, error message, or scaffold guidance for those surfaces.
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This applies to:
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- PowerShell cmdlets
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-`% nova` CLI routes
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- private helpers that shape user-visible terminal behavior
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- contributor docs, command help, and scaffold content that teach those workflows
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Keep PowerShell cmdlet UX and `% nova` CLI UX distinct, but hold both to the same terminal UX bar.
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The skill is authoritative for:
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- Atlassian's 10 design principles for delightful CLIs
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- Jakob Nielsen's 10 usability heuristics for user interface design
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