Skill Claude Code
Walk through how a subsystem works: architecture, runtime flow, ownership, layering. Apply when the user asks "how does X work", "where should this live", or wants an onboarding mental model before changing code. Use design-rationale for motivation. Use dissect to audit entities. Use proving-change-safety before…
Skill Claude Code
Design a rigorous, auditable playbook when no narrower skill fits: a large migration, multi-part change, or work a human will review after stepping away. Apply when no playbook matches, the work is a migration, or they will be gone while the work runs. Use inception when the deliverable is the plan. Use…
Skill Claude Code
Make a public origin discoverable to AI agents: well-known discovery documents, crawl signals, auth metadata, agent protocol cards, and optional agentic commerce. Use when the user asks about agent-ready, well-known discovery, Auth.md, api-catalog, A2A, MCP server cards, WebMCP, DNS-AID, ACP, UCP, or x402. Stack- and…
Skill Claude Code
Asks workers on the current harness to research read-only, then this chat does the work. Default roster is the current model on every slot. Apply when the user invokes execute or /execute, or wants workers to research before this chat writes. Use opinion when nobody should write. Use inception to produce the plan…
Skill Claude Code
Produces a durable, file-level implementation plan by loosely composing Balakit specialists. Stops before code except --autopilot, which then runs execute. Default interactive; --circuit skips mid-plan waits and silent-stops at the plan. Apply when the user invokes inception or /inception, or wants a long-running…
Skill Claude Code
Asks workers on the current harness the same question and returns labeled takes. Default roster is the current model on every slot. Nobody writes project files. Optional --agents N (default 3, min 2, max 5). Apply when the user invokes opinion or /opinion, wants other takes, or says auto-pick. Use execute when this…
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