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prompt-forge
Shape, refine, and stabilize human intent into a canonical prompt artifact. Iteratively clarifies ambiguity until user confirms readiness.
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7Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.
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prompt-compile
Compile the YAML artifact into PROMPT.md with deterministic structure. A final agent pass polishes for fluidity, conciseness, and correctness.
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prompt-exec
Execute the forged prompt exactly as written. Requires explicit consent and a ready artifact. Deletes artifact after successful execution.
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doctor-intake
Convert the user's raw description into a clinically precise intake note suitable for handoff to another agent or human. Captures symptoms, normalizes terminology, and separates observation from belief.
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refactor-module-stutter
Detect module/package name stutter in Python public APIs. Produces a Markdown report and optional CI gate.
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refactor-inline-complexity
Audit inline complexity and recommend variable extraction. Produces a report with flattening suggestions for nested expressions.
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refactor-squatters
Detect squatters: modules and packages that occupy namespace positions they do not semantically own. Identifies utility dumps, stuttery siblings, axis violations, layer bleeding, and semantic diffusion — common...
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plan-status
Display the execution status of a plan by parsing frontmatter metadata. Shows progress at-a-glance without requiring manual inspection of each file.
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doctor-exam
Conduct a focused, evidence-driven examination of ONE triaged suspect area. This is a test, not a verdict. Evidence may falsify the leading hypothesis.
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refactor-lexical-ontology
Audit identifiers and namespaces for lexical-semantic and ontological correctness. Detect semantic role misalignment (agent/tool/process/artifact), derivational misuse (e.g., -er agent nouns), and category erro...
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doctor-treatment
Produce a treatment note that combines diagnosis, confidence, supporting evidence, alternative explanations, and proposed treatment options. Creates an artifact, not execution.
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prompt
Orchestrator skill for the `prompt` skillset. Dispatches to member skills in a safe, predictable order. Separates intent formation from execution to protect humans from premature or misaligned execution.
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refactor-structural-duplication
Identify structurally duplicate logic (pipeline-spine duplication) across semantically distinct modules. Use when multiple implementations share the same orchestration skeleton (e.g., bounds→shape→chunking→redu...
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doctor
Orchestrator skill for the `doctor` skillset. A diagnostic protocol that models software failures as medical cases — preventing premature action, wrong-layer fixation, and false certainty in complex codebases.
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refactor-semantic-noise
Audit semantic noise and namespace integrity. Produces a severity-grouped report with namespace/rename suggestions.
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refactor-import-hygiene
Audit Python imports to preserve semantic context and prevent shadowing after refactors. Prefer namespace-first imports over direct symbol imports for generic identifiers.
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refactor-dictionaries
Audit dictionary usage against the Dictionary Usage Doctrine. Produces a severity-grouped report with minimal refactor suggestions.
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doctor-triage
Perform breadth-first hypothesis surfacing and prioritization across all ownership zones, without commitment. This is not diagnosis and not investigation.
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