What problem does it solve? When reading Effect-TS source code, developers often want to try out a JSDoc example interactively, but manually copying the code block, adding imports, and wiring up an Effect runner is tedious and error-prone. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Nearest Example Extraction: Locates the JSDoc **Example** block containing, following, or preceding the cursor line in a TypeScript source file. - Automatic Runner Injection: Appends Effect.runPromise(program) when a top-level program binding exists, or preserves an existing runner. - Safe File Output: Writes to a scratchpad/ directory with slugified filenames and numeric suffixes so existing files are never overwritten. - Use Case: While reading packages/effect/src/Schedule.ts, place the cursor on an example and ask to open it in scratchpad; the skill produces a ready-to-run TypeScript file like scratchpad/Schedule-retrying-and-repeating-effects.ts. ## Quick Start Use the scratchpad skill to extract the JSDoc example at my current cursor position in the active TypeScript file into a scratchpad file.
