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Stack prompts in queue while agent runs, minimizing context switches to achieve sustained 6k lines per day output and preserved flow state. Use for heavy coding sessions, iterative refinements, rapid iteration...
AI outputs YAML descriptors instead of code, CLI executes deterministically for 100% auditable behavior with zero slop. Use when auditability is critical, generated code review needed, or deterministic executio...
Run multiple agent tasks in parallel cloud sandboxes with real-time progress monitoring, achieving 2x throughput vs sequential execution. Use for multi-repo tasks, independent bug fixes, concurrent feature deve...
Backup and restore database and configurations with automatic scheduling
Test execution with common patterns
Browser automation scripts for testing, screenshots, and web interaction. 16 scripts with persistent state.
Run Stata code by copying it into tempdo.do and executing the file. Use this when the user wants to run Stata code, test a figure, execute a do-file section, or run regressions. This workaround ensures graphs d...
Windows system administration with PowerShell 7.x. Profile-aware - reads your preferences for package managers (scoop vs winget), paths, and installed tools. Use when: Windows-specific admin tasks, PowerShell...
Context-aware development companion that knows your machine and adapts instructions accordingly. Central orchestrator for system administration - reads device profile, routes to specialists. Use when: installi...
Delegate asynchronous coding tasks to Jules (Google's AI coding agent) to maximize efficiency. Use for code reviews, refactoring, adding tests, bug fixes, and documentation. Proactively suggest Jules delegation...
Create and run Ralph loops for structured AI-driven development. Triggered by "create a ralph loop for X" or "ralph plan for X". Uses interview to clarify requirements, expert review via rp-cli, creates phased...
Run background agents and bash commands asynchronously for CircleTel development. Use when running dev servers, parallel tests, long builds, or multi-agent research tasks without blocking the main workflow.
Scaffolds new Claude Code skills with proper structure, templates, and best practices. Use when creating custom skills for workflows, automation, or domain-specific tasks.
Brief description of when Copilot should use this skill (e.g., "Use this for database migrations").
Build or update Node.js + LLM API workflows that replace Codex/MCP UI exploration for web automation at lower cost. Use when a user asks to productize page-structure discovery into a Node runner (Puppeteer/Play...
Demonstrates loading an external note during execution.
PowerShell best practices for Windows development, including cmdlet patterns, module development, and error handling
Backend development skill for Cloudflare Workers, D1 database, and REST API. Use when implementing API features.
Orchestrates the async development workflow (design → develop → review → QA). Handles phase transitions when triggered by workflow-continue hook.
Core orchestration skill for the Claude Organization. Manages async sub-agents, worktrees, daily logs, and context handoff. This skill defines how the main Claude Code instance operates as Secretary to the CEO.
Spec-driven development workflow for AI coding assistants. Use when creating proposals, managing specs, implementing changes, or archiving completed features. Triggers on keywords like proposal, spec, change, p...
Run a one-shot command in a sandbox (creates, executes, destroys). Requires authentication. Use for Agentuity cloud platform operations
Create an interactive sandbox for multiple executions. Requires authentication. Use for Agentuity cloud platform operations
This skill guides creating autonomous agents for Claude Code plugins using markdown files with YAML frontmatter. Use when building new agents, designing agent system prompts, or configuring agent behavior.
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