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macro-systems

Expert skill for designing and implementing macro systems including hygienic macros, procedural macros, and macro expansion. Supports pattern-based macros, quasi-quotation, and hygiene management.

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# Macro Systems Skill

Design and implement macro systems for programming languages, from simple text-based macros to sophisticated hygienic macro systems.

## Capabilities

- Design macro invocation syntax and patterns
- Implement pattern-based macro matching and expansion
- Implement hygienic macro expansion with scope management
- Handle macro-generated identifier collision avoidance
- Implement procedural/syntax macros with AST manipulation
- Design quasi-quotation systems for code generation
- Handle macro debugging and error reporting
- Implement macro expansion tracing for development
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