docs: add gemini custom command for generating skills #66854
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Adds a Gemini CLI custom command (`/explain`) to generate skills for working with code packages in this repo. Usage: 1. Add skill for a new package: `/explain packages/common` 2. Update the skill for a package: `/explain Update the skill for packages/core` 3. Add supplemental information: `/explain Add supplemental info to the signal forms skill about how schema logic is implemented` Also adds a few skills for working with some of the packages I commonly interact with, including: - packages/forms/signals - packages/core - packages/compiler-cli
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Adds a Gemini CLI custom command (
/explain) to generate skills for working with code packages in this repo. Usage:/explain packages/common/explain Update the skill for packages/core/explain Add supplemental info to the signal forms skill about how schema logic is implementedAlso adds a few skills for working with some of the packages I commonly interact with, including: