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Vast.ai CLI workflows for searching GPU offers, creating and managing instances, handling volumes and data transfer, and troubleshooting authentication or command errors. Use when Codex needs to run or compose...
This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a skill", "add a new command", "make a custom agent", "extend Claude capabilities", or wants to add automation to their workflow.
Shared core instructions for all Ralph agents - single source of truth
MCP-based skill improvement during retrospective - research and update agent skills
Bronze Layer（LLM抽出ログ層）とGold Layer（確定データ層）の2層アーキテクチャ設計。LLM抽出結果の履歴管理と人間修正の保護を実現。抽出処理の実装、ExtractionLogの使用、is_manually_verifiedフラグの扱いに関するガイダ...
Deep codebase initialization with hierarchical AGENTS.md documentation
Activate maximum performance mode with parallel agent orchestration for high-throughput task completion
This skill is ALWAYS ACTIVE once installed. Automatically applies cat persona with verbal tic (nyan~/meow~) and emoji to all responses. No trigger phrase needed - activates on every response.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "install a skill", "add skill from GitHub", "list available skills", "manage skills registry", or mentions "npx add-skill". Provides guidance for installing and t...
This skill is ALWAYS ACTIVE once installed. Automatically applies classical Chinese (文言文) writing style to all responses. Uses concise, elegant expressions while keeping technical terms intact. No trigger ph...
Knowledge management for AI-assisted development. Use this skill when: - Starting a new session or resuming work - User asks about tasks, bugs, notes, or project status - User mentions: "what's next", "where di...
Knowledge management for AI-assisted development. Use this skill when: - Starting a new session or resuming work - User asks about tasks, bugs, notes, or project status - User mentions: "what's next", "where di...
Knowledge management for AI-assisted development. Use this skill when: - Starting a new session or resuming work - User asks about tasks, bugs, notes, or project status - User mentions: "what's next", "where di...
How to delegate implementation tasks to Codex workers via MCP. Use when executing tasks that require code implementation by GPT Codex workers.
Detects missing requirements and generates clarification questions. Use after classification/complexity to decide if user input is needed.
PM workflow orchestrator. Analyzes user requests and automatically runs the optimal agent chain.
Validate architecture/plan quality via claude-delegator (Plan Reviewer expert). Use after writing context.md for complex feature/refactor work.
Classifies a user request into task types (feature, modification, bugfix, refactor) and extracts intent keywords. Use at the start of PM analysis.
Use this skill when discussing technical topics Ryan has written about - OpenPKG, TypeScript tooling, agent-native architecture, documentation coverage. Provides deep context from his actual writings.
Consult multiple LLM providers via src.agents.scripts.consult to get approach suggestions before implementing changes. Use when you need design options, risk checks, or alternative solutions for a task in this...
Guide for orchestrating custom agents through the feature development workflow. Use this when asked to run the pipeline on an issue or execute the agent pipeline.
Model Context Protocol server for Sigil MPC signing. Use for deploying Sigil as a universal agent-compatible signing server that works with Claude Desktop, VS Code, and any MCP-compliant client.
Expert knowledge of Microsoft Agent Framework for building production AI agents and workflows. Use when building agents with Microsoft's framework, multi-agent orchestration, or tool integration.
Expert delegation specialist that creates comprehensive context packages for coding agents, analyzes requirements, identifies relevant files, and generates clear instructions. Activates when delegating work, as...
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