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This skill synthesizes Urs Schreiber's cohesive ∞-topos framework with Mitchell Riley's linear HoTT to provide a robust environment for quantum-classical bridging. It enables developers to implement complex modal operators—Sharp, Flat, Shape, and Linear—for sophisticated discrete-continuous data handling. By enforcing linear resource conservation and providing automated Mermaid and DisCoPy diagram generation, it allows for the formal verification of interaction protocols and topological structures within Claude Code.