Skill Claude CodeCodex
Render rich HTML inline via tags with theme-aware styling. Load when emitting an mcwidget so the iframe inherits the dashboard theme instead of clashing with light / dark / custom palettes.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
One-click deploy a user's pre-built app/artifact into their OWN AWS account and get a global public HTTPS link (Vercel-like), with a default TTL and promote-to-persistent. Use when the user says "deploy this", "ship this demo", "give me a public link", "share this externally", or "deploy to AWS".
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Publish a Kiro Crew artifact (HTML / markdown / widget) to a public HTTPS URL on the user's own AWS account (private S3 + CloudFront + OAC). Use when the user says "publish this publicly", "deploy this artifact to the web", "make this a public URL", "deploy-web", or asks to set up / recall / destroy a deploy-web site.…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Explain a topic, code, error or design decision for one named audience (a 5-year-old, a manager, a designer, a grad student, a parent). Resolves who it is for, pins the ground truth first, then tunes vocabulary, analogy, tone and depth to that audience. Use when an audience is named.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Operating procedure for the kirocrew-pipeline-conductor agent. Use when a pipeline conductor session is seeded, inspected or debugged. You MANAGE one issue/PR pipeline on one repo: two columns per item (session working? item solved?), send intent, never re-derive a red yourself.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
What to do when a Kiro Crew safety policy blocks a tool call — tell a policy block from a user refusal, then take the sanctioned path for its class (AWS creds, SSO, key files, trust root, exfiltration, self-protection, SQL text in a heredoc). Load on a 'command denied' result or refused AWS access.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Classify a red test as a real regression, a flake, or an environment problem before patching.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Draft a release note section from a commit range, grouped by what the reader gets.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Deprecated alias of goal-conductor, removed next release. The work-ledger conducting procedure now lives in goal-conductor; read that skill instead.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Operating procedure for the kirocrew-security-conductor agent. Use when a security conductor session is seeded, inspected or debugged. Run vulnerability discovery on one target as a supervised fleet — one auditor per attack surface, an independent verifier per finding, two human gates.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Diagnose and fix LaTeX compilation failures. Use when the document does not compile, pdflatex/bibtex/biber/tectonic errors out, the PDF is stale, or the author reports a build/compile error in the Papyrus editor.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Set up and use a non-destructive COMMENT layer in a LaTeX document — margin/inline notes tagged by type next to the author's text, without rewriting it. Use when asked to comment on, review or annotate a .tex file. For accept/reject replacement text, use papyrus-latex-suggestions.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Propose inline replacement text (old -> new) as accept/reject suggestions, LaTeX 'suggesting mode' / track changes, rendered in the PDF. Use when the author wants concrete edit proposals to accept or reject. For remarks ABOUT the text rather than replacements, use papyrus-latex-comments.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Polish the English of a LaTeX passage — fluency, grammar, and clarity — as tracked suggestions, without changing structure or meaning. Use when the author asks to make text fluent/readable, fix the English, proofread, or tighten wording. Includes a mandatory global-consistency (ripple) check.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Audit a user's registered cron jobs and recommend a cheaper mode for each — a zero-token script/command job, or an agent job with minimal context. Use when the user asks why scheduled jobs cost so much, wants to cut cron token spend, or is porting crons into Kiro Crew. Read-only; never edits a job.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Load this before concluding a change did not land, and to read what the kirocrew-debug tools actually answered - which question to ask first, the fields that mean the opposite of how they look, and what a 400 / 403 / 404 / 501 from these tools means.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Kiro Crew repo only: load this when a task will author or change a dashboard page. A page never ships alone: the same PR carries its TypedDict contract, its provider, and a parity test that the two agree. Scaffold all four from one field list; read numbers from an existing fold, never type them.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
When you make a mistake or the user corrects you, stop and run a blameless root-cause analysis of your OWN failure — concrete failure statement, Five Whys covering cause AND why you didn't self-catch it AND why no guardrail stopped it, and a durable lesson — instead of just apologizing and retrying.
Skill Claude CodeCodex needs its repo
LOAD THIS FOR EVERY KIRO CREW PR you open or update (Kiro Crew repo only; not other repos or CRs). Runs the whole loop — issue + tier, commit, sync, squash, push, drive CI and AI review to green, fix a red main, arm auto-merge and watch it land (24h). 'push my changes' = prepare-only.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Load this when somebody asks about their crewmate's Dashboard tab: a page that shows something particular, a change to the one they have, or going back. You write the page and you own the gate -- stage, preview, their yes, apply. Every number comes from a fold, never from your typing.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Run a goal as a team when you can also do the work yourself: decide what you keep, dispatch the rest, and keep the status board honest. The delta over goal-conductor, which carries the dispatch, patrol and acceptance procedure this one points at. Load it when you are handed a goal, not a task.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Drive the AWS Lambda MicroVM remote-crew lane: check whether it is configured, hand the operator the cloud.json block when it is not, launch a crew, reach it, and tear it down. Use for microvm, lambda microvm, remote crew, cheap cloud crew.
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