Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when a task is more than a single step — a read/research fan-out, spawning sub-agents, running a DAG, scheduling your own work, or messaging your channel. Teaches when to route work through orchestrate(script), how to fan out with capability attenuation, how to read a denial, and the bounded contract you operate…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Generate data visualizations and charts from user data. Supports 26 chart types including line, bar, pie, scatter, treemap, sankey, radar, funnel, maps, org charts, mind maps, network graphs, and more. Use this skill whenever the user wants to visualize data, create a chart, plot a graph, make a diagram, display…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Drive the Claude Code CLI interactively in a terminal session to build, fix, or extend software — launch it in a NAMED project folder, give it the task, handle its interactive prompts via keystrokes, detect completion, and verify the result. Use whenever the user wants to write, build, debug, refactor, or test code or…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Drive the OpenAI Codex CLI interactively in a terminal session to build, fix, or extend software — launch it in a NAMED project folder, give it the task, detect completion, and verify. Use this when the user explicitly wants to use Codex (the OpenAI coding CLI) for a software task. For general coding without a named…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
MANDATORY: Conduct systematic, multi-angle web research before answering any request to understand or explain a topic properly, deeply, thoroughly, comprehensively, or beyond a short paragraph, even when general knowledge could produce an answer. Also use for comparisons, explicit research, current online information…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
MANDATORY: For requests asking whether a skill or specialized capability exists, load this skill and run its catalog workflow before answering. This includes elliptical follow-ups such as 'find something that does' when the preceding turn names the task. Do not answer from general capabilities, search workspace…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Implement a design document end-to-end in a target repo by driving Claude Code through the GSD workflow — define a GSD milestone from the doc, then run /gsd-autonomous (TDD, skip-discuss) to build all phases unattended. Use when the operator hands you a design/spec document and asks to autonomously build, implement…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Generate images using structured prompts and optional reference images. Supports character design, scenes, product visualization, and any visual content creation. Use this skill when the user requests to generate, create, imagine, draw, or visualize images, characters, portraits, scenes, products, or any visual…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Investigate and troubleshoot daemon logs at /.comis/logs/. Covers NDJSON log format, Pino level codes, field dictionary, and staged analysis strategies for efficient troubleshooting of large log files. Use this skill whenever the user asks about logs, errors, warnings, daemon issues, slow operations, debugging daemon…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Convert text content into two-host conversational podcast audio. Transforms articles, reports, documentation, or any written content into natural dialogue between male and female hosts, then synthesizes speech audio. Use this skill when the user requests to generate, create, or produce a podcast from text content -…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Create new Comis skills, modify and improve existing skills, and validate them against the platform's manifest schema. Use this skill whenever the user wants to create a skill from scratch, turn a workflow into a reusable skill, update or fix an existing skill, understand the skill format, or asks about how skills…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Generate videos using structured prompts and optional reference images. Supports scene generation with camera, dialogue, and audio specifications. Use this skill when the user requests to generate, create, or produce videos, clips, animations, or motion content -- even if they just say "make a video of X" or "animate…
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