fix: remove unsubstituted template variable from slides/SKILL.md#287
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Line 14 contained a raw `<args>$ARGUMENTS</args>` tag that was never replaced during skill generation. This literal XML-like string renders as part of the skill body and can confuse LLM consumers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <[email protected]>
This was referenced Apr 26, 2026
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Bug
.claude/skills/slides/SKILL.mdline 14 contains a raw template variable<args>$ARGUMENTS</args>that was never substituted. This appears to be a copy-paste artifact from a template generator — the placeholder was left in the rendered skill body instead of being removed or replaced.Why it matters: When Claude Code loads this skill, the literal string
<args>$ARGUMENTS</args>appears as part of the skill content. This can confuse LLM consumers into treating it as a tag or instruction, and may interfere with downstream parsers that process skill bodies.Fix: Remove the two-line block (
<args>$ARGUMENTS</args>and the trailing blank line). The arguments are already available to the LLM through the invocation context — the tag carries no information.