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generate
Create a new artifact (text, code, plan, data) under specified constraints. Use when producing content, writing code, designing solutions, or synthesizing outputs.
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schedule
Order work under deadlines, resource constraints, and dependencies to produce a timeline or runbook. Use when creating project schedules, sprint plans, or deployment timelines.
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invoke-workflow
Invoke another workflow by ID with input bindings and capture outputs. Use when composing workflows, bootstrapping complex operations, or orchestrating multi-step processes.
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generate-plan
Generate action plans with steps, dependencies, verification criteria, and rollback options. Use when creating implementation plans, project plans, or multi-step execution strategies.
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send
Emit a message or event to an external system with policy enforcement and approval gates. Use when publishing messages, calling APIs, sending notifications, or triggering external workflows. REQUIRES EXPLICIT A...
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synchronize
Merge outputs from multiple sources, resolve conflicts, and reconcile constraints into a unified result. Use when combining parallel agent outputs, merging data from different systems, or reconciling conflictin...
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receive
Ingest and parse incoming messages, events, or signals into structured form. Use when processing external inputs, handling API responses, parsing webhook payloads, or ingesting sensor data.
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evaluate
Score outputs against rubrics, metrics, or baselines to assess quality. Use when grading work, measuring performance, assessing compliance, or validating outcomes.
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compare-plans
Compare action plans by feasibility, risk, cost, speed, and quality to recommend optimal execution strategy. Use when choosing between implementation approaches, project timelines, or strategic alternatives.
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prioritize
Rank tasks, options, or items by value, urgency, risk, and dependencies. Use when ordering backlogs, triaging issues, allocating resources, or sequencing work.
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discover-activity
Discover activities, events, or processes implicitly present in data through pattern analysis. Use when reconstructing timelines, finding hidden workflows, or understanding user/system behavior.
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digital-twin
Model real-world assets, processes, or systems as synchronized digital representations with sync rules, drift detection, and reconciliation strategies. Use when building live mirrors of physical or operational...
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discover-relationship
Discover previously unknown or implicit relationships between entities through analysis of data, code, or documents. Use when exploring connections, finding dependencies, or mapping entity interactions.
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compare-entities
Compare entities across explicit criteria to produce a structured recommendation. Use when evaluating options, making decisions between alternatives, or assessing tradeoffs between systems/tools/frameworks.
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digital-twin-sync-workflow
Run the digital twin sync loop to synchronize real-world signals with a digital model. Use when updating digital twins, detecting drift, managing real-time state synchronization, or maintaining model-reality al...
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verify
Check correctness against tests, specs, or invariants; produce pass/fail evidence. Use when validating changes, testing hypotheses, checking invariants, or confirming behavior matches expectations.
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plan
Create an executable plan with steps, dependencies, verification criteria, checkpoints, and rollback strategies. Use when preparing changes, designing workflows, or structuring multi-step operations before exec...
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critique
Find failure modes, edge cases, ambiguities, and exploit paths in plans, code, or designs. Use when reviewing proposals, auditing security, stress-testing logic, or validating assumptions.
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act-plan
Execute a validated plan with checkpoints, verification, and rollback capability. Use when implementing changes, applying fixes, running multi-step mutations, or executing approved workflows.
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detect-world
Detect whether a specific world state, environmental condition, or system context exists. Use when checking environment status, validating system state, confirming deployment context, or verifying runtime condi...
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discover-anomaly
Discover anomalies, outliers, or unexpected patterns without predefined expectations. Use when exploring data for irregularities, finding unusual behaviors, or detecting deviations from norms.
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nci-manipulation-analysis
Use when asked to analyze content for manipulation, propaganda, disinformation patterns, or when user provides a URL or text asking "is this manipulative?", "analyze this for bias", "check for propaganda", or s...
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conducting-deep-research
Use when asked for "deep research", "thorough analysis", "comprehensive report", "investigate", "due diligence", or when multiple sources are needed to answer complex questions. Produces well-sourced research r...
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repo-config
Use when needing to get the default branch, detect repository settings, fetch available labels, get repo info for API calls, or when any gh-workflow command needs dynamic repository configuration instead of har...
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